As you may know, many establishments and livelihoods have been put on hold due to the Coronavirus widespread. Floating in limbo led many Singaporeans to worry about their finances, particularly their bills and household expenses. This level of uncertainty is not limited to our country. It happens all over the world! Moreover, it takes a toll on developing countries whose majority relies on daily salaries and meal allowances to survive. The Singaporean government has put a plan into place. Last
Let us admit it! One of the biggest challenges that governments are facing right now is how to allocate their budget efficiently in order to fight the COVID-19. While some countries have pledged money to developing testing kits, some have spent money for community disinfecting drones. The measures that need to be taken in order to stop the spread of the virus such as closing offices and schools or shutting down factories and airlines can lead to some companies going
Australian dollar dives towards a new low against the Singdollar The Australian dollar has dropped further against the Singapore dollar, pointing towards an all-time low of 1.25, a rate never seen before since September 2001 when it hits 1.18 according to Investing.com. The AUD has plummeted amid ongoing concern regarding the coronavirus pandemic and could sink further as it takes its toll on the economy. The historical rates of the SGD/AUD pair from fxtop.com shows it briefly hits 1.18 in 2001
Exclusively For Money Digest’s Readers Citibank has just launched a NEW cash back credit card in the market and they are partnering SingSaver, one of Singapore’s leading financial portal, to offer new customers with $250 cash. Apply through SingSaver from 11 to 31 March 2020 and get $250 cash via PayNow! This promotion is exclusive to SingSaver and not available anywhere else. The Cash Back+ Card is a new card that offers a competitive 1.6% cashback on all spend categories with no cap and no minimum
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