5 Things You Need To Know About Emperador (SGX: EMI), Distilling International Growth With Premium Spirits
SGX-listed Emperador launched its first brandy label in the Philippines in 1990, and has grown far beyond its domestic roots over the past 25 years. Today, Emperador is the world’s largest brandy producer, and has expanding into single malt Scotch whisky with brands like The Dalmore, Jura and Tamnavulin. Its internationally recognised spirits are available in over […]
Understanding Dave Ramsey’s “7 Baby Steps” To Reducing Your Money Stress
The issues of money and the amount of stress it can cause us is something that has a sense of rising urgency. Many people are dealing with both rising costs and wages that can’t keep up. So, what else can be done to reduce this so-called “money stress””? Dave Ramsey, a popular American radio personality and […]
How Much Salary Do You Need To Earn To Hit CPF ERS When You Turn 55
Since the start of 2025, seniors turning 55 will see their CPF Special Account closed. Instead of acting as a fourth CPF account, the Retirement Account will replace their Special Account. At the same time, the Enhanced Retirement Sum (ERS) was also raised from 3x the Basic Retirement Sum (BRS) to 4x the BRS from […]
The Stock Market Has Crashed. Here’s 5 Things Investors Can Do In A Bear Market
Bear markets are typically defined as a 20% drop in the broad stock market. The S&P 500 Index, a barometer for the global stock market, has fallen by that amount since hitting a record high on 19 February – pushing the market into bear market territory. Source: Tiger Brokers trading app The S&P 500 Index […]
5 Things To Understand About The CPF Basic Retirement Sum (BRS), And Why It’s Essential For Your Retirement
The CPF scheme was established in 1955 as a compulsory savings plan for Singaporeans to build a fund that they could use in their retirement years. In 1987, a “minimum sum” for retirement was introduced. This amount would be held in your CPF account when you turn 55 and distributed monthly in your retirement, until […]
Ultra-High Net Worth Credit Cards In Singapore And How Are They Different From Regular Cards
Singapore is a magnet for ultra wealthy individuals. That’s no secret. For those that do have lots of wealth, their options – in terms of financial services – become wider. That freedom of choice also extends to the credit cards available to ultra wealthy individuals. Known better as “ultra-high net worth”, or UHNW individuals, the […]
Trump Tariffs: 4 Sectors With The Biggest Losses On The STI
We are living in volatile times. After first announcing US Reciprocal tariffs that would come into effect almost immediately, US President Donald Trump tracked back with a 90-day pause with the exception of higher tariffs on China. Stock markets around the world reacted by sinking and then rebounding, only to sink again. This has reportedly […]
stocks, dollar drop, a day after relief rally – Apr 11 2025
Key reads Tariffs caused US Treasury market dislocations, raising longer term concerns Global investors hunker down for volatility even as tariff pause is welcomed Trump tariff pause does not change fundamentals for a Fed that sees risks ahead Wall Street’s week of whiplash brought fear, relief and caution Safe European home? Scared money seeks […]
Salary Guide: How Much Can You Earn As An Airline Pilot?
Aside from a stable, well-paying career, being an airline pilot gives you the chance to travel all over the world for work. Despite news about airplanes crashing from time to time, in reality, it is safer to fly than to drive. So, for those thinking about a career as an airplane pilot or just curious, […]
Long Weekends In Malaysia: Dates You May Want To Avoid Traveling To Malaysia
Occasionally, some residents in Singapore would plan a short getaway over the weekend to Malaysia for affordable dining, shopping and exploring thanks to the favourable currency exchange rate. For those who are taking a trip to Malaysia, you may want to consider the public holidays and long weekends that will be taking place in Malaysia […]
