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.
HDB Resale Payment Timeline When Selling or Buying HDB
Buying or selling an HDB resale flat in 2026? Here’s a clear payment timeline showing...
Feb
Why You Seriously Need to Relook at Your Mobile Plans
Break free from the big 3 telcos and get the best value for your money...
Feb
HDB Loan VS Bank Loan: Which Should You Get?
Are bank loans better than HDB loans? Or is it the other way round? Here’s...
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Feb
How To Better Understand Mortgage Affordability After Cooling Measures?
Get an overview of the recent property cooling measures and how they could affect financial...
Jan
Debt Settlement in Singapore: What Are Your Options?
What should you do if you find yourself with a mountain of debt and no...
Jan
9 Reasons to Top up Your Child’s CPF Account
Did you know that contributing to your child’s CPF account could potentially make them a...
Dec
The Student’s Guide to Personal Finance
Wondering how to manage your finances as a student? This is a guide to help...
Nov
5 Clever Subscription Hacks To Help You Save Money
Did you know that your subscription services could be costing you more than you think?...
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Oct
Choosing Between an HDB Loan and a Bank Loan
Not sure whether to take an HDB loan or a bank loan? This guide breaks...
Oct
Owning vs Renting a Car in Singapore: A Cost Breakdown
Owning a car has become increasingly more expensive. Is renting a car really that affordable?
Oct
Singapore’s Best Savings Accounts for 2025
Searching for the best 2025 savings accounts in Singapore? This guide helps you compare rates...
Oct
Home Ownership When Interest Rates Are High: What You Need To Watch Out For
Higher interest rates means paying more for your mortgage. This is how you can choose...
Oct