
Property
How Much CPF OA Can You Use for Your Property?
Buying a home is one of life's biggest financial commitments, and CPF Ordinary Account (OA) savings are usually the first thing buyers turn to for the downpayment and monthly instalments. But how muc
11 August 2026

Renovation Loans
Renovation Over Budget? Don’t Let the Furniture Costs Drain Your Savings
Renovation bills hardly ever stop where the contractor’s quote ends. By the time the paint dries, most homeowners are staring at a bare living room and an empty kitchen. Worse, your budget has likely

Career
12 Highest and Lowest Paying Jobs in Singapore (2026)
If someone asked you to name the highest paying job in Singapore, chances are "doctor" or "lawyer" came to mind first. Kiasu parents have been steering their kids toward medicine and law for decades
7 August 2026

Trends
Issue #82: What's Happening This Week? FairPrice's $6 National Day Vouchers, Amex Shop Small's 7th Year Return, and More
This week: FairPrice hands out $6 vouchers for every $61 you spend this National Day weekend, while fresh SingStat data shows middle-income households facing their sharpest cost squeeze yet. Car buyer
6 August 2026

Announcements
MoneySmart x HSBC CNY Promotion 2026
Thank you for participating in the MoneySmart x HSBC CNY Promotion 2026. Here are the lucky winners: Lucky Draw Gift Name Apple iPhone 17 Pro, 256GB Amarpal Singh Bath Apple iPhone 17 Pro, 256GB Oak S
5 August 2026

Announcements
MoneySmart x UOB November Lucky Draw 2025
Thank you for participating in the MoneySmart x UOB November Lucky Draw 2025. Here are the lucky winners: Lucky Draw Gift Name Ecovacs Deebot N30 Pro Omni + Nintendo Switch 2 Zhen Xuan Chong Ecovacs
5 August 2026

Credit Cards
Singapore's S$9 Billion Credit Card Problem Isn't About People Who Missed Payments
Singapore's credit card rollover debt just hit a 10-year high of S$9.07B. Here's why it's not about overspending—and how the minimum payment trap actually works.
5 August 2026

Invest
Spare Cash Accounts in Singapore: Are You Earning the Rate You Think You Are?
High-interest savings accounts are a classic Singapore money move. You get better rates than a basic savings account, your cash stays within reach, and you get to feel financially responsible without

Invest
The Beginner’s Guide to Singapore Treasury Bills for Individual Investors 2026: What Are T-bills and How to Apply
Wondering where to park your spare cash in Singapore? With the cost of living always climbing and rates on savings accounts , many are searching for smarter ways to make their money work harder.
4 August 2026

Life Insurance
CPF Nomination in Singapore: Your 2026 Step-by-Step Guide
There are a few things certain in life: death, taxes, and MRT delays. Add compulsory CPF contributions to that list, since a slice of your pay is auto credited into your CPF accounts every month. Here
31 July 2026