Family Planning
[2026 Edition] Complete Guide To Baby Grants In Singapore: Baby Bonus, CDA, MediSave, Child Credits & Tax Relief
From Baby Bonus and CDA co-matching to MediSave grants and tax reliefs, government support for parents can add up significantly.
Lifestyle
From Condos To Elite Schools: 7 Ways Singaporeans Are ‘Status-Maxxing’
Status-maxxing may look like success, but it can come at a financial cost.
Family Planning
Why Increasing Childcare Leave Could Be A Gamechanger For Singapore’s Future
Supporting parents at work may matter just as much as giving families more money.
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Property
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Budget 2021 has no mention of property cooling measures (yet).
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Policies
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Eligible Singaporeans can receive up to $1,545 in cash, U-Save rebates and MediSave top-ups.
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CFD
/ 6 years agoGuide To Opening A Contract For Difference (CFD) Account In Singapore
Given the right situation, CFDs can help both long-term investors and short-term traders make profits from the financial markets.
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Policies
/ 6 years agoEmerging Stronger Together: 8 Winners (And Non-Winners) From The Singapore Budget 2021
Huge wins in this year's budget for jobseekers, companies looking to expand their headcount and EV lovers.
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Policies
/ 6 years agoSingapore Budget 2021: 10 Things That Are Going To Impact Singaporeans Financially
Singapore Budget 2021. TL;DR
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Policies
/ 6 years ago[Liveblog] Singapore Budget 2021: Live Coverage, Realtime Updates And Commentary
Stay tuned for our live blog. Singapore Budget 2021 Statement will be delivered by Deputy Prime Minister & Finance Minister Heng...
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Bonds and Fixed Income
/ 6 years agoHow You Can Trade Wholesale Bonds Like Stocks
To gain access to a wider range of bonds, Singapore investors can consider investing in wholesale bonds in addition to retail...
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Policies
/ 6 years agoWhere Does The Money From Fines Go To In Singapore?
In FY2019, the government collected $326 million in fines and forfeitures.
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Insurance
/ 6 years agoSurrendering an Insurance Policy? Pros And Cons of Your Alternatives
You can sell your insurance policy instead of terminating or surrendering it.
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Investing
/ 6 years agoS-REIT Report Card: Here’s How Singapore REITs Performed In 2020
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