Healthcare costs are changing, and so should your financial protection. Learn how MediShield Life, Integrated Shield Plans and other health insurance options can help protect your savings against unexpected medical expenses.Healthcare is one of the m ...
Why Are More Homebuyers Using Cash and CPF for Down Payments Even as Mortgage Loans Rise
Singapore's property market presents an interesting financial trend: homebuyers are taking out larger mortgage loans, yet many are also contributing more of their own money through cash and Central Provident Fund (CPF) savings.At first glance, these ...
The Couples’ Financial Emergency Kit in Singapore: Insurance, CPF, Savings and Retirement Planning
Building a life together involves more than paying the bills, saving for a home and planning holidays. Couples also need to prepare for situations they cannot predict, such as job loss, a serious illness, an accident, unexpected family expenses or th ...
Smarter Ways to Grow Your CPF and Build a More Comfortable Retirement
Retirement planning is no longer simply about saving enough money to stop working. In Singapore, where living costs, healthcare expenses and life expectancy continue to shape financial decisions, preparing for retirement means making every dollar wor ...
Rheumatoid Arthritis Costs in Singapore: Treatment & Insurance
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is more than a condition that causes joint pain. It is a chronic autoimmune disease that can affect mobility, daily activities, and long-term financial stability. For people living with RA in Singapore, managing the conditio ...
CPF’s 4% Interest Floor Extended to 2027: What It Means for Your Retirement Savings
Singapore CPF members will continue to enjoy a minimum 4% per annum interest rate on their Special, MediSave and Retirement Account savings through 31 December 2027, following a one-year extension announced by the CPF Board on 22 September 2026. The ...
HFMD in Adults: Why Parents and Caregivers in Singapore Need Protection Too
When people hear “hand, foot and mouth disease,” they usually think of preschoolers.That makes sense. HFMD is particularly common among young children, especially those below five years old and those attending childcare or preschool. But there is one ...
What Does Financial Success Mean to Singapore’s Gen Z?
For Singapore’s Gen Z, financial success is no longer defined simply by earning a high salary or accumulating as much wealth as possible. Increasingly, it means having financial security, independence and enough flexibility to enjoy life while still ...
NDR 2026: A Stronger Singapore or a More Expensive Future? How the New Changes Could Affect Every Singaporean
Singapore’s 2026 National Day Rally was not simply about new benefits, infrastructure or technology. It was a statement about how the Government intends to prepare Singaporeans for a world that is becoming more uncertain, more expensive and more disr ...
Singapore Is Ageing — But Who Will Care for Our Elderly
Singapore is getting older, and the question is no longer simply how much money seniors will need in retirement.The bigger question is: Who will care for them when they can no longer care for themselves?Singapore is expected to become a “super-aged” ...










