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.
What Is SGFinDex and How It Works in Singapore
Learn what SGFinDex is, how it works in Singapore, what data it pulls, and whether...
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Dec
Bad Habits to Avoid With Your Credit Card
Credit cards can serve you well if you avoid bad habits that many fall prey...
Nov
Quick and powerful tips to clear your debt quickly
How do i get rid of my debt as quickly as possible? Here are some...
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Set Financial Goals Like a Boss
How do we make sure that our financial goals are attainable? The way you plan...
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Sep
Create a Personal Budget You Can Actually Stick To
What’s the best way to save money and create personal budgets that you can actually...
He Earns $100,000 a Year and is Still Broke
How do you avoid lifestyle inflation and make sure that you aren’t left broke when...
Young Working Adults: 5 Crucial Personal Finance Rules to Follow
Ready to stretch your savings? We’ve rounded up the best personal finance tips to guide...
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Jul
Coronavirus Support Schemes for Singaporeans
Information suport schemes for Singaporeans. More on Jobs Support Scheme (JSS), Enhanced Self-Employed Person Income...
Apr
Singapore’s Covid-19 Insurance Premium Deferment Programs
A primer on insurance deferment schemes for insurers in Singapore. Know what options are available...
Apr
What’s an Emergency Fund and How Much is Enough?
An emergency fund is an important part of your financial planning. Make sure that you...
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Nov
How Does Inflation Affect Your Bank Balance?
Inflation can affect the value of the money you have in hand. Understand the causes...
Nov
The Basics of Financial Planning: The Last Step is Key
Discover the basics of financial planning by understanding where your money is going, how much...
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Oct