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  Money

  / 2 years ago

  How Much Money You Should Have In Savings (And/Or Investments) According To Your Age In Singapore

  Are you saving more than 30% of your salary?

  By Dinesh Dayani
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  Family Planning

  / 2 years ago

  Why The Estimated Due Date (EDD) For Your Baby May Be Financially Important 

  You may be eligible for certain government schemes based on your child's EDD.

  By Dinesh Dayani
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  Property

  / 2 years ago

  The New Condo Launch Premium: How Much More Are Buyers Paying For The Chance Of An Upside?

  Do new launch condominium give buyers a better chance to make profits?

  By Timothy Ho
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  4 Stocks This Week

  / 2 years ago

  4 CDL-Linked Companies That Are Traded On SGX

  These listed companies are also part of the CDL family.

  By Timothy Ho
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  Budgeting 101

  / 2 years ago

  How Much Does The Average Singaporean Household Spend Each Month On Groceries?

  Singaporeans spend more on bread than rice.

  By Jorinda Hsu
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  Lifestyle

  / 2 years ago

  Guide To Johor Premium Outlets: Brands To Shop, And How Much Can You Save 

  Aside from luxury fashion items, you can also shop for homewares, gifts and food.

  By Jo-Ey Chee
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  Budgeting 101

  / 2 years ago

  No Buy 2025: What Is This Budgeting Concept – And How To Cut Expenses Without Making Yourself Miserable

  Less about the $$ amount, more about the value you actually derive.

  By Dai Weijie
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  Branded Content

  / 2 years ago

  4 Ways Singapore Investors Can Invest In Gold

  Gold has beaten both price and monetary inflation since 1971.

  By Dinesh Dayani
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  Family Planning

  / 2 years ago

  Guide To All The Benefits For The Large Families Scheme

  Three is the new two.

  By Timothy Ho
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  Branded Content

  / 2 years ago

  Why I Think Investing in ETFs Through a Regular Savings Plan (RSP) Is One of the Best Ways to Start Your Investment Journey

  A disciplined investor is a successful investor.

  By Timothy Ho