Category Archives: Manage Money

These guides cover the day-to-day side of money in Singapore: setting a budget that survives contact with real life, how many bank accounts you actually need, choosing between miles and cashback, managing debt, and what to know about tax reliefs. Planner Bee accepts no paid placements or sponsored positions, so what you read here isn’t shaped by who pays most.

10 Personal Finance Podcasts To Listen to in 2023

Personal finance podcasts you should be listening to in 2021 to pick up new money...

Best Student Credit Cards in Singapore in 2024

Learn to manage your expenses responsibly by choosing the best credit cards for student in...

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How To Avoid Living Paycheck to Paycheck

If you’re guilty of living from paycheck to paycheck, you’re not alone. It's not an...

7 Ways To Reduce Your Personal Income Tax — Legally

Want a smaller tax bill? It’s possible! Here are seven ways to pay less.

Everything You Need To Know About Income Tax in Singapore

What are the tax obligations if you work in Singapore? What tax benefits do you...

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6 Tips for Singapore Couples To Improve Their Finances

Improve how you manage money as a couple with 6 practical tips for budgeting, planning...

How to Recognise a Good Investment Property

As it is with all investments, real estate is a tricky field to navigate. But...

Sandwich Generation: How To Stop It From Happening to Your Kids

What is the Sandwich Generation and how do you protect your kids from shouldering it?

A Beginner’s Guide to the Open Electricity Market (OEM) for Singapore Residents

Learn how the Open Electricity Market opens up a wealth of choices for Singaporeans to...

Marriage & Money: What Insurance Should We Look at as a Couple?

You’ve found your better half and have made the commitment to spending the rest of...

7 Ways To Improve Your Credit Score

Did you know that your credit score can affect the ability to get loan applications...

Money Lessons We Wish We Learnt in School

What are some of your biggest financial regrets? Here are some money lessons that we...