The Real Cost of Raising a Child in Singapore: A Comprehensive Guide

Raising a child in Singapore is an enriching experience, but it comes with considerable financial responsibility. Understanding the real costs involved from pregnancy to university education is vital for effective financial planning. Here’s a breakdown of these costs, supported by credible local statistics and sources. 1. Pregnancy and Birth Expenses: […]

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💰 Where to Find Yield in Today’s Low-Interest Environment (Singapore 2025)

With bank savings accounts still offering yields under 1%, many Singaporeans are looking for smarter alternatives to grow their idle cash without taking on excessive risk. In this article, we compare three practical options: Each of these instruments offers different levels of return, liquidity, and risk—and the best choice depends

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Tariff Turbulence: Why Diversification Matters More Than Ever

Markets don’t like surprises—and in early April 2025, they got a big one. President Donald Trump’s announcement of sweeping new tariffs on April 2 sent shockwaves through global financial markets. The reaction was swift and brutal, wiping out trillions in market value and rattling investor confidence. But amid the chaos,

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Investing for Retirement: Singapore Property vs. Investment Portfolios

Planning for retirement often involves decisions on how best to generate passive income. In Singapore, two popular options are investing in property and building a portfolio of stocks, ETFs, and unit trusts. Both strategies have their advantages and disadvantages. Here’s a comprehensive overview supported by recent statistics, followed by a

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Retirement Planning for Dual-Income, No Kids (DINK) Couples in Singapore: A Strategic Approach

In Singapore, dual-income couples without children (commonly referred to as DINKs) have a unique financial advantage—higher disposable incomes and fewer dependents to support. However, this lifestyle also presents distinct challenges when it comes to retirement planning. While many DINK couples enjoy greater financial flexibility in their early years, surveys suggest

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How Much Do You Really Need for Retirement in Singapore?

Retirement planning isn’t just about saving a certain amount of money—it’s about understanding the lifestyle you want and how much it will cost.Whether you dream of a simple, frugal retirement or one filled with frequent holidays, planning early can help you achieve your desired lifestyle. In this article, we explore

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Avoid These Common Pitfalls for a Secure Retirement in Singapore

Retirement should be a time to relax and enjoy the fruits of your labor; however, poor planning can lead to financial challenges. In this article, we look at the common mistakes retirees in Singapore make and provide tips to avoid them. 1. Outliving Resources 2. Rising Healthcare Costs 3. Over-Reliance

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Making the Most of Your Child’s Ang Pow Money: A Parent’s Guide

Chinese New Year is a time of joy, family reunions, and traditions, one of which is the giving of red packets or ang pow to children. These red packets are symbolic gifts filled with money, representing blessings, prosperity, and good fortune for the year ahead. Rooted in centuries-old customs, the

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