Lifestyle
From 2-Room To Executive Flats: How Much Of Your Utility Bill Do U-Save Rebates Actually Cover
October 2026 U-Save rebates range from S$110 to S$190, but how much of your electricity and water costs do they cover?
Investing
5 Low-Cost Ways To Invest In The S&P 500 From Singapore
Which S&P 500 ETF makes the most sense for Singapore investors?
Health Insurance
Critical Illness Insurance Definitions Will Be Reviewed In 2027. Here’s What It Could Mean For Policyholders
Critical illness insurance definitions face a review from 2027, with potential changes to claim eligibility, premiums and future coverage.
Street Smart
Singapore Gym Membership Cheatsheet (2026 Edition)
Bonds and Fixed Income
6 Investments In Singapore That Provide Guaranteed Principal And Returns
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4 Stocks This Week
/ 6 years ago4 Stocks This Week (STI Reserve List) [5 June 2020] Keppel DC; Suntec; Frasers Logistics & Commercial; Keppel REIT
The key to any successful team is a strong bench. Here are the Straits Times Index's lineup of reserves.
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Trading
/ 6 years agoTrading During COVID-19 Come With Both Greater Opportunity And Higher Risk. Here’s How Swim Trading’s Jay Tun Is Overcoming His Loss To Become A Better Trader #MyFirstLoss
Good traders thrive on market volatility, while those who don't know what they're doing drown.
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Investing
/ 6 years ago6 Robo Advisory Platforms In Singapore Share Investing Mistakes That People Are Making During This Volatile Period
Volatility can easily lead to emotional decisions. Investing based on your emotions is never a good idea.
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Career
/ 6 years ago5 Sideline Hustles That Singaporeans Can Do To Boost Their Income – Even During Circuit Breaker’s Phased Lifting
For those who want to trade some spare time for extra money.
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Budgeting 101
/ 6 years ago5 Financial Gaps That Singaporeans Are Discovering Because Of COVID-19
COVID-19 could have caused the worst recession in Singapore’s history. Unfortunately, many of us are finding ourselves caught out in an...
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CPF
/ 6 years agoBuilding Your Retirement Nest Egg: Pros & Cons Of Investing Your CPF Savings
Investing your CPF monies means giving up guaranteed risk-free returns of 2.5% p.a. in exchange for (hopefully) higher returns.
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Life Hacks
/ 6 years ago5 Subscriptions You Might Want To Reconsider As Circuit Breaker Ends And You Adjust To A ‘New Normal’ Lifestyle
New changes to suit your socially distanced lifestyle.
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News
/ 6 years agoUnderstanding The Economic Reasons Why Nurses Are Paid Less Than Temporary Swabbers And Swab Assistants
There’s a method to the unfairness, but it still doesn't address people's frustrations.
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Budgeting 101
/ 6 years agoWhat Singaporeans Can Do To Balance Immediate Financial Pressures Of COVID-19 With Long-Term Financial Wellness
Long-term needs like retirement adequacy, personal aspirations, and family support are no less important than short-term needs of today.
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4 Stocks This Week
/ 6 years ago4 Stocks This Week (MSCI Singapore Index Removal) [29 May 2020] Comfort Delgro; SATS; Sembcorp Industries; SPH
If you have to invest in one of these companies, which would it be?