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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
Do you know that the average household debt in Singapore is about S$55,000 per capita? With a value that high, there’s no doubt that it’s about time to learn how to manage your debt and minimise it as much as you can. Financial freedom is within reach if you’re able to settle your debt in time the right way. Here’s a brief look at various debt settlement options available on our sunny island. #1: Self-Administration One of the easiest ways
Are you in need of quick cash for an emergency? One of the most important factors when considering applying for a personal loan is the interest rate. Whether you’re planning to go for the Standard Chartered CashOne Personal Loan (as low as 3.48% p.a.) or CIMB CashLite (3.5% p.a.), pause for a moment to think it through. Ask yourself these questions before getting a personal loan. #1: Why do you need the money? There are many reasons you may wish
Getting your first credit card is often a liberating experience for many. The idea of having that financial freedom in your wallet and being able to buy almost anything on credit is exciting but sometimes dangerous. Without financial discipline and careful planning, debt can rack up fast. One missed payment can turn into two, and suddenly interest pools up until you’re staring at a balance you can’t imagine paying back. Here are some top tips on how to pay off
