Lifestyle
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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
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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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CPF
/ 7 years agoHere’s How Our CPF Interest Rates Are Calculated – And Why Those Rates Are Almost Never What We Actually Earn
The last time CPF Ordinary Account interest rates rose above the legislated minimum rate of 2.5% was in 1999.
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Family Planning
/ 7 years agoHere’s Why It Makes Financial Sense To Top-Up Your Child’s CDA As Early As Possible
The earlier you top-up, the earlier you get to earn interest on the government’s top-up.
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DollarsAndSense Explains
/ 7 years agoWho Are The Winners And Losers Every Time Central Bank Rates Go Up (Or Down)?
How well you understand economic cycles have a real impact on whether you can benefit.
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Life Hacks
/ 7 years ago7 “Necessities” That The True Kiasu Singaporean Should Stock Up On In An Emergency, But Are Not Doing So
Toilet rolls, instant noodles, and rice? These are what you should be stocking up on instead.
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Policies
/ 7 years agoThe Government Intends To Spend $105.6 Billion In 2020. Here’s Where The Money Is Coming From
Singapore is budgeting to spend $105.6 billion in 2020, while it expects to collect an operating revenue of only $76.0 billion....
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4 Stocks This Week
/ 7 years ago4 Stocks This Week (Feb Biggest Losers) [28 February 2020] – Silverlake; Del Monte; Hi-P; Tosei
Time to buy or time to sell?
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Life Hacks
/ 7 years ago5 Awesome Free Resources That Working Mums In Singapore Should Know About And Make The Most of
For all the help you need in juggling work and family duties.
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Retirement Planning
/ 7 years agoWould I Rather Have Something Worth $5,000 Today Or $50,000 When I Retire?
Should you spend your money today or spend your money tomorrow?
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Lifestyle
/ 7 years agoHere’s How Health Wellness Is Like Financial Wellness
Working out and maintaining financial wellness have so much more in common than you realise.
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Investing
/ 7 years ago4 Financial Ratios To Look Out For When Investing In Small & Mid-Cap Stocks
When investing in small and mid-cap stocks, be selective in what you choose.