Retirement Planning
Retiring In Malaysia: Can Singaporeans Retire Earlier By Moving To Johor, Kuala Lumpur Or Penang?
Living in Malaysia at SGD2,000 per month means you can retire in your 50s.
Policies
Can The Police Freeze Your Bank Account If They Suspect It Is Being Used For Scams? What Singapore’s New Scam Law Means For You
Under the new anti-scam law, bank accounts can be disabled for up to 30 days.
Policies
How Much Financial Support Do NSmen Receive
NSmen will receive up to $18,500 for housing, healthcare and education needs.
Budgeting 101
How Much Salary Do You Need To Live Alone In Singapore?
Credit Cards
Singapore May Soon Be At A Credit Card Crossroads
Street Smart
Singapore Gym Membership Cheatsheet (2026 Edition)
Bonds and Fixed Income
6 Investments In Singapore That Provide Guaranteed Principal And Returns
Family Planning
What Is The Cost Of Delivering A Baby In Singapore?
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Family Planning
/ 6 days agoHow Much Edusave Money Does A Singaporean Child Receive?
Edusave helps cover approved school costs, and unused funds can roll into PSEA.
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Investing
/ 1 week agoCan You Really Retire Overseas On Your CPF LIFE Payout? Malaysia Vs. Thailand Vs. Vietnam
Retiring in JB on a CPF LIFE payout of $1,780 is possible, but it depends on the visa.
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Money Changer
/ 1 week ago5 Favourable Year-End Holiday Destinations Where The Singapore Dollar Is Strong In 2026
The Singapore dollar has appreciated 28.9% against the New Zealand dollar over the past 5 years.
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Policies
/ 1 week agoWhen Will Singaporeans Receive Their Budget 2026 Payouts? Key Dates To Know
A new tranche of $300 CDC Vouchers have been announced for January 2027.
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Columns
/ 1 week agoBuilding A Brand Is Hard, Protecting It May Be Even Harder: How Petale Tea Used IP To Grow
Ms Rosemary Kwa founded Singapore's first blooming tea specialist in 2018.
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Family Planning
/ 1 week agoHave 2 Or More Children? Why You May Want To Top Up Their CDA Before 1 October 2027
Your child’s CDA could be worth thousands more before the new rules kick in.
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Podcast
/ 1 week agoCFD Trading: When It Can Be Useful, And When The Risks Become Too High
CFDs can be useful tools, but they are not shortcuts to better returns.
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Health Insurance
/ 1 week agoHow Singaporeans Can Use MediSave For Treatment In Malaysia
Currently, only two hospitals in Malaysia are MediSave approved.
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HDB
/ 1 week agoHDB Income Ceiling At $16,000: Which BTO And How Much Can A Couple Earning This Amount Afford
A couple earning $16,000 can borrow up to $1,012,207 from HDB.
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Policies
/ 1 week agoHere’s How Much The Government Spends On Each Singaporean Child Until They Enter The Working World
Someone who only attends compulsory education and qualifies for the minimum amount of subsidies would cost the government at least $254,272.