Bring home a free Dyson V8 Slim Fluffy There’s no better time to sign up for a credit card. From now till 21 July 2021, get a free Dyson V8 Slim Fluffy (worth S$549) when you apply for any of the credit card below. If you already have a vacuum cleaner, you can also opt to receive the Apple Watch SE + AirTag3 or S$350 cash! To activate the offer, simply be a new-to-bank customer to make a minimum spend of
With an abundance of low-cost investment brokerages and a wide range of investment products, we believe that anyone can get started on investing. Unless your ambition is to become a day trader, you do not need to master technical analysis or complex charting techniques. Simply carve out your path by following these steps. #1: OPEN AN INVESTMENT BROKERAGE ACCOUNT Unlike your comfort food, stocks cannot be bought at a store and taken home in a paper bag. You need to
When you think of the word “detox”, what comes to your mind? For us, it’s something related to food. Similarly, shift this “food detox” idea to the financial realm, and you will somehow get it. Financial detox is essentially a process where you take time to cleanse your finances and give your money habits a thorough review. If you want to know what to do on a financial detox, keep reading. #1: Talk about money Money is a sensitive topic;
Do you know that according to a study of Singaporeans’ financial wellness state by OCBC last year, only 60% of women have investments? Faring better on the flip side, 75% of male respondents aged between 21 and 65 noted that they are investing. Are you a novice when it comes to investing? If you have a low-risk appetite and not so investment savvy at the moment, fret not. All you need to take is baby steps. “You don’t need a
According to a senior economist from DBS bank, Singapore is very likely out of a full-fledged recession. To be exact, a recent news report in April this year revealed that our economy grew by 0.2% in the first quarter. While it’s good news, it might be too early to rejoice over the numbers. Economists noted that the trend does not necessarily mean that the economy is doing well. But it’s on its baby steps to pre-pandemic levels. Since COVID-19 has
