Stories By Sim Kang Heong
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Family Planning
/ 1 year ago[Price Guide] Here’s How Much You Need For A Wedding In Singapore (Plus Lower Cost Alternatives)
Depending on your choices for venue, food, headcount, wedding rings, and more, your big day could cost anything from $7,000 to...
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HDB
/ 1 year agoRefinancing VS Repricing Your Home Loan: What Are The Differences?
Refinancing and repricing is often used interchangeably (and wrongly so). Here are the differences you should know about.
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Life Hacks
/ 1 year ago[2025 Edition] Best Unlimited Data Mobile Plans In Singapore (Plus: Which Plan Gives The Most 5G Data Per Dollar?)
We compare telcos that give you the most data at 5G speeds.
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Lifestyle
/ 1 year agoExpats’ Guide To Migrating To Singapore: Here’s What You Need To Know Before Moving
Housing, healthcare, and immigration matters are some of the things those moving to Singapore to work and live need to consider.
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Lifestyle
/ 1 year agoCost Of Getting A Class 2B Motorcycle Licence In Singapore (At BBDC, CDC And SSDC)
For some, motorcycles are a symbol of freedom and empowerment. For others, they’re a fuss-free, cost-effective way to travel. No matter...
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Life Hacks
/ 2 years agoHardwareZone, Reddit, Seedly, And More: 7 Online Communities You Should Join To Learn More About Personal Finance
Online communities connect like-minded individuals and provide a way to harness the collective wisdom of the masses.
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Health Insurance
/ 2 years agoCareShield Life Supplements And Disability Income Insurance: Here Are The Key Differences Of How They Work
Severe disability can be devastating and costly. With the appropriate coverage, at least one aspect is taken care of.
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Money
/ 2 years agoBeginners’ Guide To Sending Money Overseas From Singapore Using Remittance Services
Remittance services continue to be vital for migrant workers and expatriates working in Singapore.
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CPF
/ 2 years agoBeginner’s Guide To Understanding How MediShield Life Works
Citizens are covered from the day they are born.
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CPF
/ 2 years agoMatched Retirement Savings Scheme: How Seniors Can Get Dollar-For-Dollar Matching To Boost Their CPF Balances
Eligible seniors can receive up to $2,000 per year for making cash CPF contributions.
