Lifestyle
Pay First, Claim Later: How Japan’s Tax-Free Shopping Rules Changed On 1 November 2026
Japan changed its tax-free shopping rules on 1 November 2026, so visitors pay tax upfront and claim later after customs checks at...
Insurance
Should You Stop When Approached At A Financial Roadshow
MAS has tightened their guidelines and some of the updates will be enforceable by law.
Lifestyle
Can You Move To Malaysia And Keep Your Singapore Job?
Lower living costs in Malaysia sounds good but only if you can keep your (Singapore) job.
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Lifestyle
/ 2 years ago6 Things You Should Never Buy At The Airport When Travelling Overseas
All of these items can be purchased from a shopping mall in the destination country.
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Branded Content
/ 2 years ago5 Ways Singapore Investors Can Benefit From Investing In Sustainable ETFs
You may not have to sacrifice on returns when investing in more sustainable companies.
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Branded Content
/ 2 years agoStarting Small, Aiming Big: How To Best Plan For Our Retirement & Investment Goals Concurrently
Invest for what matters most to you.
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HDB
/ 2 years agoComplete Guide To HDB’s Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP)
Keeping Singapore's estate refreshed.
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Career
/ 2 years agoSalary Guide: How Much Does An Investment Banker In Singapore Earn
Not for the faint of heart.
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Commercial Properties
/ 2 years agoPrice Guide For Shophouses In 2024
The median price for shophouses in 2024 is $5.15 million, compared to $6.12 million in 2023.
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Life Hacks
/ 2 years agoStep-By-Step Guide to Getting And Using A YouTrip Card For Your Next Holiday Or Shopping Online
Apply and receive your very own YouTrip card (for free) and begin paying in 150 currencies when shopping online or travelling...
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Branded Content
/ 2 years agoThe Best (And Cheapest) Mobile Plan In Singapore? Why I Think Switching To eight Makes Financial Sense
Mobile plans are one of the few things in Singapore that have enjoyed deflation.
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Branded Content
/ 2 years agoCiti PayAll Guide: How You Can Earn Miles When Paying Bills That Don’t Normally Give Credit Card Rewards
Income tax season is here, build up your miles while paying your bills.
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CPF
/ 2 years agoWhy CPF Needs To Review Interest Rates For Our Ordinary, Special, MediSave And Retirement Account
The CPF Act only legislates a minimum interest of 2.5% on our CPF savings.

