
Education
4 Money Saving Tips for Uni Students Starting a New Semester
A new semester has just started, and after an entire month of YOLO you’re now back on campus and faced with a new pile of reading, lab work, projects and...
3 January 2018

Career
3 Career Moves Every Singaporean Should Make at the Beginning of the Year
At this time of year, you’ve either just received your annual bonus and increment, or you’re waiting for it to be announced.
3 January 2018

Travel
Why are More and More Singaporeans Choosing to Travel Over Public Holidays?
Each time public holidays roll around, Singaporeans rush to Changi Airport to get out of the country. This year, more Singaporeans opted to go abroad for the Christmas and New...
2 January 2018

Property
SG Homebuyers in 2018 – How the 2017 En-bloc Sales Fever May Hit You Hard
It seems Singapore’s property slump might soon be over. Recently, a wave of en-bloc sales swept Singapore, leading us to believe that housing prices could soon be in the rise.
26 December 2017

Travel
Victim of a Flight Cancellation? – 5 Things to Do Instead of Yelling at Customer Service
Stranded at the airport due to a cancelled flight, like the Singaporeans who were recently trapped in Bali due to the eruption of Mount Agung? Fallen victim to the flight-cancelling...
21 December 2017

Budgeting
5 Tips for Enjoying Your Christmas Eve and NYE Celebrations Without Going Broke
Christmas is a time to celebrate the people in your life, eat, drink and be merry, blah blah blah. If only it didn’t have to be so expensive.
21 December 2017

Shopping
5 Bad Christmas Presents You Should Avoid Giving
We’re not going to lie—receiving Christmas gifts is one of the most awesome things about the holiday season. And giving gifts to loved ones and seeing their faces light up...
20 December 2017

Family
7 Free or Almost-Free Ways to Keep Your Kids Occupied This December Holidays
The school holidays are in full swing and, for parents, that means trying to keep the kids occupied without spending a ton of money.
18 December 2017

Opinion
Bitcoin and 5 Other Bubbles in the Past 20 Years
Those of you who are kicking yourselves for not jumping on the bitcoin wagon earlier might find some cold comfort in the knowledge that the meteoric rise of the cryptocurrency...
15 December 2017

Dining
3 Tips For Cutting Down on the Amount of Food (and Money) You Waste
Eating is a national obsession in Singapore, and you’d be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t get a least a little flustered at the mention of their favourite restaurant...
14 December 2017

Career
4 Ways Singaporean Teenagers Can Earn Some Money During the School Holidays
You’ve been begging your parents for a Nintendo Switch for six months already, but given your less-than-stellar grades this year, it’s unlikely you’re going to receive one for Christmas.
13 December 2017

Career
3 Ways Employers can Boost Employee Engagement and Stop Their Workers From Turning into Zombies
Do you have colleagues whose default facial expression at work is “sian”? Who try to get by doing the bare minimum each and every day? Then you’ve witnessed a zombie...
12 December 2017

Travel
Are The New Malaysia Tourist Taxes Going to Stop Singaporeans From Crossing the Border?
People like to say Singapore and Malaysia have a love-hate relationship, but from the point of view of Singaporeans, it’s all love. We go to Malaysia for hawker food that’s...
11 December 2017

Shopping
Online Scams That Affected Singapore in 2017 – Don’t Let Your Guard Down Shoppers!
It’s been a busy year for scammers targeting Singaporeans. The first half of 2017 saw more than $22 million being lost to online scams.
7 December 2017

Credit Cards
Credit Card Charge Disputes – 5 Things Singaporeans Should be Aware of Before Making One
Many people don’t know why it’s better to use a credit card than a debit card, especially because credit cards have gained the reputation of being evil thanks to a...
6 December 2017

Family
3 Skills You Can Learn From Your Parents That Save You Money and Benefit Your Career
Can you believe that it’s been only 5 years since Gardens by the Bay came into existence, and 7 years since Marina Bay Sands opened its doors? Heck, ten years...
5 December 2017

Career
3 Principles Singaporeans Should Live By to Achieve a Good Work-Life Balance
Sometimes, achieving work-life balance can seem as hard as finding a cure for cancer. Long working hours are so common right now that when someone manages to leave the office...
1 December 2017

Career
5 Ways to Make Some Extra Money During the Festive Season
Christmas means different things to different people. For kids, it’s the perfect opportunity to beg your parents for a Nintendo Switch. For some, it’s a time to get together with...
29 November 2017

Travel
Planning a Holiday? Here’s How To Save Yourself From Wasting Time and Money
Do you spend all your spare time fantasising about your next overseas holiday? Do you religiously save up all your annual leave to use on travel? Then you want to...
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Career
6 Ways to Actually Benefit from the People in Your Network
Networking is something everybody knows they should be doing, but many don’t for fear of coming off as slimy and opportunistic. After all, Singaporeans are taught to be modest and...
23 November 2017

Travel
Holiday Destinations in Australia – 5 Beautiful Places That Aren’t Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane
Singaporeans can’t get enough of Australia. There are thousands of us studying there, and every holiday season planeloads of us head to Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane to visit friends and...
22 November 2017

Career
Experts Say These 5 Industries are Great For Singaporean Careers in 2018
We’re getting to that time of year when bonuses are doled out to employees. That means it’s time to evaluate your career and, if the time is right, to quit...
21 November 2017

Travel
7 Holiday Destinations in Italy That are Cheaper Than Rome
When planning a first trip to Italy, most visitors flock to Rome, Venice, Florence and Milan. Now, there’s no question that these cities are all amazing destinations in their own...
15 November 2017

Transportation
2 Ways Singaporeans Must Adapt When Car Population Growth is Cut to 0%
The government is getting serious about turning Singapore into a car-lite society with their latest announcement that the car and motorcycle population will henceforth grow at 0%.
13 November 2017

Education
Should Expats Enrol Their Child in a Local or International School in Singapore?
The Singapore education system is known for producing top scorers in the PISA test, and for being extremely rigorous in math and science. The medium of instruction is English, which...
9 November 2017