Money

Budgeting 101
How Much Salary Do You Need To Live Alone In Singapore?
Rent should not exceed 30% to 40% of your monthly income.
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Budgeting 101
/ 1 month ago5 Ways To Reduce Your Recurring Living Expenses In Singapore
Your monthly subscriptions are hoping you don’t read this article.
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Budgeting 101
/ 2 months agoFrom $1T to $2.1T: How Singapore Household Financial Assets Have Grown Over The Past 10 Years
About one-third of Singapore's household financial assets are in currency and deposits today.
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Budgeting 101
/ 2 months ago5 Reasons Why A “Stable, High-Paying Job” Can Give Us A False Sense Of Financial Security
Is your high-paying job actually making you financially secure?
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Budgeting 101
/ 2 months agoFrom CPF To Bank Accounts: 5 Financial Decisions Singaporeans May Be Making Without Realising It
The most convenient financial choice is not always the best one for you
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Budgeting 101
/ 2 months agoWhy We Spend “Free” Government Vouchers Differently From Our Own Money
Are government vouchers meant to help us save, or to encourage us to spend more?
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Budgeting 101
/ 2 months agoWhy Saving Money Gives You More Options In Life
Saving money is not just about goals, but keeping your options open.
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Budgeting 101
/ 2 months agoHow Much Does It Cost To Go To Work In The Office Each Day In Singapore
There are layers of expenses, both financial and intangible, that shape the experience of office work.
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Budgeting 101
/ 3 months ago9 Financial Decisions You Should Be Making During National Service
With most of your meals already accounted for, especially during BMT, it’s easy to spend your NS allowance without thinking.
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Budgeting 101
/ 3 months ago5 Money Habits to Build Before You Earn Your First Paycheck
Receiving your first salary is exciting but what matters more is what to do with it.
