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 […]
5 Takeaways From PM Lawrence Wong’s Ministerial Statement About The Trump Tariffs
US President Donald Trump made good on his threats of worldwide trade tariffs, imposing new tariffs last week on almost all US trading partners, including Singapore. Despite a Free Trade Agreement and running a trade deficit with the US, Singapore is still subject to the baseline 10% tariff. In a ministerial statement in Parliament regarding […]
Savings Account VS Fixed Deposit VS Cash Management Account: Why You Need To Understand The Differences Before Putting Your Cash In Them
Savings accounts, fixed deposits and cash management accounts allow us to earn attractive interest rates on our savings, while retaining a high level of liquidity if we want to withdraw our cash. In the high interest rate environment in recent years, we were able to earn over 4% p.a. without taking on much risk. The […]
How Parents Can Start Building A University Education Fund For Your Young Children
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1Q 2025 Passive Income, OCBC and Alibaba.
Been a while since my last blog post. Hope everyone is staying calm as stock markets crash around the world. I produced a video last night which I hope helped to calm some nerves. Here is the link, AK71SG I do enjoy buying things when there is a sale. I am dipping into my war […]
Singapore’s Biggest Insurer, CPF, Just Introduced A Health Insurance Planner: Here’s How It Could Help You Make A Better Financial Healthcare Decision
Ask someone to name the biggest insurance company in Singapore, and you’ll likely hear familiar names like Great Eastern Life, Prudential, AIA Singapore, or perhaps even Income Insurance (formerly NTUC Income) from the older generation. Hint: It’s Not Who You Think But what if we told you that none of those are the correct answers? […]
4 Things To Know About The Newly-Launched Amova MSCI AC Asia Ex Japan Ex China Index ETF Before Investing
For investors in Singapore, one of the simplest and most effective ways to gain investment exposure is through exchange-traded funds (ETFs). ETFs allow investors to target specific asset classes or geographies, making them a popular choice for building diversified portfolios. In recent years, the number of ETFs listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) has grown, […]
What Does The Easing Of Singapore’s Monetary Policy Mean For The Singapore Dollar?
The Singapore Dollar (SGD) has long been a symbol of the country’s economic strength and stability. The currency has appreciated significantly over the past 60 years, reflecting Singapore’s transformation into a global financial hub. Today, like many open economies, the strength of the SGD is mainly influenced by monetary policy. In Singapore, this is managed […]
Why We Think Working Adults In Singapore Should Consider Purchasing Early-Stage Critical Illness Policies
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Revitalising the SGX: 4 Measures To Be Implemented To Help Boost Singapore’s Equities Market
Even though Singapore’s Straits Times Index (STI) hit an all-time high recently, crossing 4,000 mark for the first time, it’s still challenging to convince investors in the city-state to invest in companies listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). That’s because investing into the world’s largest companies – mainly in the US – has been so […]
