Category Archives: Lifestyle
What things actually cost in Singapore, and how to spend well on them: weddings, travel, pets, cars, healthcare and everyday essentials. These guides put real numbers to the decisions people make without much information, so you can plan rather than guess.
Guide to Car Sharing Options in Singapore
Car sharing services offer us the freedom and flexibility of driving without the long-term commitment....
Nov
Money Journals: Why a Fresh Grad Quit Her Job Amid a Pandemic
Can leaving your job be the first step on the road to financial literacy and...
Nov
The Art of Balancing Working While Studying
From one working student to another, discover eight tips on how to effectively balance both...
Oct
7 Best Budget-Friendly Ways To Treat Yourself
Desperately in need of some fun and relaxation but are tight on finances? Self-care can...
Oct
Know Your Rights: How To File a Claim at the Small Claims Tribunal
Property damaged? Not getting refunded? To solve this and avoid hefty legal costs, you can...
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Oct
Singapore-Germany VTL: How Much Does It Cost & Is It Worth the Risk?
How to travel via Singapore-Germany VTL and the risks involved.
Oct
5 Financial Lessons From Watching Squid Game
Netflix Korean drama Squid Game and money lessons it teaches us.
Oct
How To Build Relationships When Starting a New Job Remotely
Starting a new job remotely can be daunting, but that doesn’t mean you can’t impress...
Sep
Money Journals: Balancing 4 Different Incomes on Her Plate
From auditing to managing her family business, step into this Malaysian’s financial world and discover...
Sep
Money Journals: IT Business Analyst by Day, Personal Finance Blogger by Night
Ever wonder how a personal finance blogger manages his personal finances? Take an insider look...
Sep
5 Ways To Make the Best of Your First Paycheck
Maximise your first paycheck to plan for your financial future
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Sep
Money Journals: Carving a Career Out of Fitness, Property and Investments
Discover the inner financial lives of everyday Malaysians and Singaporeans in Money Journals – a...
Sep