Overseas holidays are still off the cards, and bosses think employees have “nothing better to do” than to be on call 24/7, leading to people working even longer hours than...

Not a lot of people like to think about dying, let alone plan for your death. But that’s exactly what estate planning is. It might seem morbid to make preparations...

Sick of working from home for a boss who’s using the pandemic as an excuse to increase your workload? Investing your money wisely can be your first step towards financial...

If I had to nominate one cliché that rings all-too-true in Singapore, it would be “there’s no such thing as a free lunch”. Every year, more and more of our favourite...

You’ve achieved your squad goals and couple goals, but what about your financial goals? They might be less sexy, but they’re very important to have in Singapore. Things like cars,...

Collecting air miles for your jet setting lifestyle sounds sexier than trying to scrounge for cash rebates, but ever since Covid-19 killed travel, most of us would rather get our...

You might think that SMRT is the source of all your problems, but that doesn’t mean you should refuse to sign up for the Citibank SMRT Card out of spite....

Investing is like exercising daily, improving your cooking skills or sleeping earlier — we all know we should be doing it, but due to lack of time, discipline or knowledge,...

One of the biggest decisions you have to make when buying a home is… no, not what colour you want the walls to be, but what home loan to go...

Critical illness insurance is generally considered good to have in Singapore… if you can afford it. It is generally not considered as essential as hospitalisation insurance, which every adult should...

Futu Moomoo might sound like the brandname of a new type of flavoured milk, but it’s actually an online investment brokerage. Even the lactose-intolerant can partake! Moomoo is a stock...

None of us will be getting on a Tiger Airways flight anytime soon, which gives us more time to sit at home and try to get rich by trading stocks...

Having a steady stream of passive income sounds like a dream, because it effectively means you get to earn money for doing nothing. Unfortunately, many people who claim to be...

Previously, the UOB YOLO Card was a cashback credit card with generous cash rebates of up to 8% on dining, entertainment, online shopping and travel — exactly what Singaporean millennials...

Now that life keeps throwing up curveballs (which Phase is Singapore in again?), I really appreciate simple, straightforward credit cards like the new UOB Absolute Cashback Card. The UOB Absolute Cashback...

Syfe is a relative newcomer in the world of robo advisors, but it has quickly become one of the most popular ones, thanks to its straightforward interface, affordable fees and no minimum...

Using a credit card for petrol in Singapore is practically compulsory for any seasoned driver or motorcyclist. Petrol credit cards get you such a huge discount that it doesn’t make...

Everyone experiences bad luck now and then. Like when you don’t strike Toto, the MRT breaks down, or your HDB block didn’t get selected for en bloc. But what about...

Are you always late for appointments because you “couldn’t help” but step into every shop along the way? Are your friends and family thoroughly sick of waiting outside changing rooms?...

For most ordinary Singaporeans who aren’t CEOs, ministers, investment bankers or heart surgeons, there are two main ways to get rich quick — win the lottery, or buy Singapore property...

Many cashback credit cards are like those fast food ads featuring massive burgers oozing with juice. You buy one, only to discover that the real product looked more like a deflated...

Singapore used to be a foodie’s paradise, but ever since the pandemic hit, eating has become more of an unwelcome necessity, and the reason our roads and pavements are swarming...

You go to work every day and earn an acceptable income. Yet, at the end of every month you start to get panic attacks when standing in line at the ATM...

Saving money on groceries conjures up images of aunties aggressively clipping grocery coupons in the newspapers or travelling an extra 7km just to shop at Sheng Siong instead of NTUC...

To new investors in Singapore, the stock market presents a bewildering range of options. There are dozens of systems and methods of investing, all with their pros and cons. So...