Why I Will Never Sign Up With London Weight Management
This post is a personal review of my recent experience with London Weight Management, and how they tried to sell me a $4000+ slimming package. Close friends would know I’ve…
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Homemade Recipes: $15 Carbonara Vs $1.45 DIY
I receive quite a number of questions on packing my own lunches to work and cooking at home, so I thought I’ll finally start on a series of budget homemade…
Review: $5 Breakfast Platter at Bake_Of – A Great Alternative To Cafe Brunches in Singapore
If you guys remember, I’m not a huge fan of cafes, after having described it as a great way to cut down on your expenses if you stay away from…
Are You Sure There’s Such A Thing As $5 Organic Sunscreens?
You already know why I’m blogging about this – it is not everyday you see $5 organic sunscreens on sale! I’m a little late to the party, but it was…
$5 Vitamin C Serums – Too Good To Be True?
$5 for an organic Vitamin C serum. Too good to be true? Sidenote: I’m currently considering moving all my savings into what seems like a more attractive savings account with…
What You Must Know Before Upgrading To Windows 10
Microsoft claims “No worries”, but a few things about its latest upgrade worries me. This came up in my General Paper (GP) tuition session with a student earlier today, when…
Ditching the Car Can Make You A Multi-Millionaire
Is it worth it to buy a car in Singapore? This post was inspired by one of my readers, who commented that he regretted buying his vehicle. I’ve never had…
The State of Taxis in Singapore
I remember a time when taking cabs used to be a reliable option for transport, especially if you were running late. The streets had a good amount of cabs and…
Utility Cost – What Is Worth Spending On?
In my last post, I shared with you my real secret and mindset that has helped me chalk up my savings easily – the concept of utility cost which I use before…
To Buy Or Not To Buy? Introducing UTILITY COST
It amazes me how up till today, the post you guys seem to like reading the most is still on how I saved $20k last year. Moving on, I wanted to share…