Tiger Vault: 6 Things You Need To Know About This Latest Cash Management Account When Investing Through Tiger Brokers
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DPO Appointment by 30 September 2024: A Deadline Your Company Can’t Ignore
This article was contributed to us by Melvin Yuan, Founder & CEO of Stellar If you’re running a business in Singapore, you’ve likely heard the clock ticking on a key compliance deadline. By 30th September 2024, every company, big or small, must appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO) under the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA). […]
5 Factors Singapore Investors Should Consider Before Investing In U.S. Treasuries
This article was sponsored by moomoo Financial Singapore Pte. Ltd. All views expressed in this article are the independent opinion of DollarsAndSense.sg based on our research. DollarsAndSense.sg is not liable for any financial losses that may arise from any transactions and readers are encouraged to do their own due diligence. You can view our full editorial policy here. Widely regarded as some […]
10 International Rankings That Singaporeans Enjoy
Some may attribute it to our “kaisu-ness” (fear of losing out), while others see it as our competitive spirit. Regardless, Singaporean’s commitment to excellence and quality of work has enabled us to establish the Singapore standard that is internationally recognised across various fields. It has also helped the Lion City to become recognised as “A City of […]
4 Ways Singaporeans Might Be Affected By US Federal Reserve’s Interest Rate Cut
Last week, during its September 2024 meeting, the U.S. Federal Reserve made its first interest rate cut in four years, reducing the federal funds rate by 50 basis points to a range of 4.75% to 5.0%. This move marks a significant shift in monetary policy after years of rate hikes designed to control inflation. By […]
Complete Guide To Buying Travel Insurance In Singapore
Making an average of 4.4 overseas trips a year and spending an average of 7.4 nights per trip, Singaporeans are a well-travelled bunch. Lurking in the shadow of every enjoyable holiday are the potential perils of overseas travel, such as flight delays, lost baggage, theft, illness, and even personal liability. Travel insurance gives you peace of […]
Our Heritage: The History Of GIRO & NETS, The Pioneers Of Cashless Payment Systems In Singapore
This article was written in collaboration with OCBC. All views expressed in this article are the independent opinion of DollarsAndSense.sg based on our research. DollarsAndSense.sg is not liable for any financial losses that may arise from any transactions and readers are encouraged to do their own due diligence. You can view our full editorial policy here. Over […]
Complete Guide To Understanding The Different Types Of Singapore Government Securities
As one of the few remaining triple-A credit-rated governments in the world, the Singapore government issues bonds and bills that are naturally highly sought after, particularly during a volatile and high-interest rate environment. Individuals and institutions can invest in several different types of bonds and bills. While all of these instruments can be referred to […]
A History Of Property Cooling Measures In Singapore Over The Years
Over the years, the Government has introduced at least 15 rounds of property cooling measures to ensure homes remain affordable, as well as to curb speculation in Singapore’s property market. Despite this, both HDB flats and private properties have enjoyed healthy price appreciations since 2009. Resale HDB flats have climbed about 87.9% since 2009, while […]
4 Sectors In Singapore That Will Benefit The Most From The US Fed Rate Cut
This week, for the first time in four years, the US Federal Reserve cut its key lending rate by 50 basis points (0.5%), bringing it down to a range of 4.75% to 5%. Previously, the Fed had aggressively raised rates from near zero to a multi-decade high of 5.25% to 5.5% between March 2022 and […]
