Policies
Here’s How Much The Government Spends On Each Singaporean Child Until They Enter The Working World
Someone who only attends compulsory education and qualifies for the minimum amount of subsidies would cost the government at least $254,272.
Money
From CDC Vouchers To Cash Payouts: How Much Is A Middle-Income Family Receiving In 2026
A family would receive $1,050 more if one parent was earning less than $39,000 in Assessable Income.
Branded Content
How Faster Banking Support Helps Business Owners Stay Productive
For a business owner, 20 minutes on hold is rarely just 20 minutes lost.
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Investing
/ 8 years agoInvesting Overseas For High Returns? Here Is How Currency Exchange Rates Impacts Your Actual Returns
For Singapore investors, attractive returns of overseas markets may not look that rosy once you factor in foreign currency exchange.
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4 Stocks This Week
/ 8 years ago4 Stocks This Week (Open Electricity Market) [11 May 2018] – Keppel Corp; Hyflux; SembCorp Industries; StarHub
Open Electricity Market is scheduled to roll out to consumers islandwide in 2H2018. Here are 4 SGX-listed stocks competing for 1.4...
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Street Smart
/ 8 years agoWatch: Is It Possible To Live Cashlessly In Singapore?
For the sake of research (and fun), we forced DollarsAndSense Co-Founder Dinesh Dayani to live without physical cash for a week...
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Health Insurance
/ 8 years agoTop 8 Reasons Why Singaporeans Land In Hospitals
More Singaporeans get hospitalised for cataract surgery than for childbirth.
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Lifestyle
/ 8 years ago4 Places Where You Can Enjoy A Comfortable Retirement With S$1,500 Per Month
Because living hand-to-mouth during their golden years isn't anyone's vision of a an ideal retirement.
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Investing
/ 8 years agoHere’s How Yale’s Endowment Fund Outperformed The Market Consistently Over The Past 30 Years
Yale's endowment fund achieved annualised returns of 12.5% over the past 30 years.
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Investing
/ 8 years agoFund Management Costs: 3 Ways Your Returns Are Being Eroded By “Hidden” Charges
Fund management fees can be the difference between over $200,000 in your investment portfolio when you retire.
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Credit Cards
/ 8 years agoMy Credit Card Score Sucks – Here Are 4 Mistakes Young (And Financially Responsible) Singaporeans Are Making
Are you unknowingly sabotaging your own credit score?
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Credit Cards
/ 8 years agoAdvertised Interest Rate Vs Effective Interest Rate. Here’s What Most People Don’t Realise Before Taking A Loan
The advertised interest rate is very rarely the interest rate that you end up paying.
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Investing
/ 8 years agoYoung Working Adults In Singapore – How You Can Build An Investment Portfolio To Pay For Major Life Expenses
When it comes to paying the biggest-ticket expenses in your life, you want to start as early as possible.
