3 Ways Changing Your Home Address Can Financially Impact You

Close to 90% of Singaporeans own the home that we live in. The address of this home is etched into the back of our Identity Card (IC). If we shift into a new home, we are required to report a change of residential address within 28 days – via ICA’s e-Service portal. While we can’t […]

Supermarket Stocks: Investing In Sheng Siong (SGX: OV8) And DFI Retail (SGX: D01)

The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 caused widespread panic and uncertainty globally. In Singapore, as in many other parts of the world, this led to panic buying, where consumers rushed to supermarkets to stock up on essential items. Everyday products such as milk, eggs, cleaning products, and toilet paper were particularly in high demand and often […]

Why Is Temasek Focused On Building A Resilient Portfolio For The Long Term?

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How Much Does An Australian University Degree Cost For International Students

Entry into local universities can be quite competitive, especially for certain courses, but those who do not qualify for those courses in local universities can still pursue the career of their dreams by getting a degree overseas. One popular option is to get an Australian university degree. The cost of living in Australia has become […]

How Much Does It Cost To Participate In A Marathon In Singapore

Running a full marathon is often seen as an achievement of personal fitness and determination. In Singapore, marathons are held almost every month, with major events like the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon happening annually. These events can attract thousands of runners and be split throughout the day. If you wish to join the thousands and […]

The End Of Japan’s Negative Interest Rate Policy: What It Means For Investors

Japan is the world’s third-largest economy, and as such, the Japanese Yen is one of the most traded currencies globally. As a result, Japan’s monetary policy significantly impacts investors worldwide. For years, Japan’s economy has struggled with deflation – or falling prices – and had negative interest rates from 2016 until earlier this year. However, […]