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Managing personal finances can be daunting, but budgeting apps simplify the process, helping you track spending, set financial goals, and manage expenses efficiently. In 2024, several free budgeting apps stand out for their user-friendly interfaces and po ...
With inflation rising in Singapore last year, many are left pondering whether their Central Provident Fund (CPF) savings will suffice for their retirement. The issue of inflation eroding purchasing power is not something new, as many have witnessed their ...
The last few years have seen us work hard and diligently save for a comfortable retirement. Things seemed right on track and then - a recession hit out of nowhere. Despite a brighter forecast for this year, the evolving pandemic situation still casts a sh ...
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) has become a popular method of payment, allowing consumers to make purchases and pay in instalments without incurring interest charges. However, this seemingly convenient option comes with both advantages and disadvantages. This ...
As we embark on a new year, it's a time for fresh beginnings and resolutions. While many focus on health and personal goals, it's equally important to prioritize financial well-being. One crucial aspect of financial security is having the right insurance ...
As we step into the new year, it's an opportune time to reflect on our financial journey and set ambitious yet achievable goals for the upcoming year. Whether you're aiming to build an emergency fund, pay off debts, invest for the future, or achieve other ...
As the season of giving unfolds, the excitement of holiday shopping for loved ones and treating ourselves to a few indulgences is undeniable. Yet, amidst the festive cheer, it's crucial to be attuned to potential financial red flags. The joy of generosity ...
One of the most common barriers to getting started with investing is the belief that you must first have a large sum of money. While this is a prevalent myth, it is not uncommon to hear. Fairly speaking, not everyone has S$100,000 on hand. But the good ne ...
It is well known that purchasing a car in Singapore is an expensive process due to the high density of vehicles on our roads and supplementary fees that car owners must pay.Owning a car may be more of a want than a necessity for many people as a result of ...
A widespread misconception is that people who overspend usually buy a lot of expensive things. The truth is that most people who are in debt have spent too much money on everyday items like eating out, transportation, and vacations. They are like a frog i ...