If your goal is something short term—like paying for your next holiday, an upcoming renovation, or day-to-day expenses—keeping your money in a savings account often makes sense.However, if your plans stretch into the mid- or long-term, such as your c ...
In recent years, a quiet assumption has taken root among some young Singaporeans: “I’ll eventually inherit a million-dollar asset.”It’s rarely said out loud. But it shows up in conversations about work, housing, risk-taking, and even savings. With pr ...
As 2026 approaches, many Singaporeans are quietly asking the same question: “Am I financially ready for what’s coming next?”The past few years have taught us that stability can change quickly. Inflation spikes, higher interest rates, global uncertain ...
Most people don’t avoid reviewing their finances because they are careless, irresponsible, or bad with money. In reality, many people avoid it because the idea of looking at their finances feels emotionally heavy. They worry it will remind them of mi ...
Why Gen Z Is Redefining Income and Career StabilityFor decades, the formula for financial success seemed clear: get a good education, land a stable job, climb the career ladder, and rely on a monthly paycheck. For Gen Z, that formula no longer feels ...
Travel is supposed to be joyful—an escape from routine, a chance to explore new places, taste new food, and create memories we’ll talk about for years. But for many people, the excitement of travelling comes with a stressful companion: overspending.Y ...
Most Singaporeans have heard of the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS). It’s one of the most overlooked yet powerful tools designed to help you save for retirement while enjoying immediate tax savings. But here’s the catch — many people open an SR ...
You’ve got a decent job, a steady paycheck, and maybe even the occasional bonus. By most standards, you’re doing fine.But here’s the question that nags at many Singaporeans: “If I’m earning well… why do I still feel broke?”You’re not alone. In fact, ...
For many young working adults in Singapore, the Central Provident Fund (CPF) is already a major part of their financial lives — whether for retirement savings, housing, or healthcare. But as people become more financially savvy, a pressing question e ...
In today’s fast-paced world, two areas dominate the concerns of young professionals: staying healthy and becoming financially secure. While these may seem like separate goals, new studies reveal a strong connection between the two. People who commit ...
