4 Ways to Make Sure You are Never Taken Advantage of Financially

While we would all love to believe that we can trust anyone we meet, unfortunately, that is not the case, especially when it comes to money. There are plenty of people out there who will do whatever they can to not pay you what you are rightfully owed or trick you into a poor business

6 Credit Card Do’s & Don’ts

DO NOT SPEND WITHOUT CONTROL Let me start by saying that you must not spend more than what you can afford. Remember that credit is a loan, which is meant to be repaid. It is your responsibility to stay on top of your debts and to keep your commitment with the lenders. Maintain your control

SIA RETAIL BOND 2019 Application from 20 March 2019, 9am, to 26 March 2019, 12pm The SIA Retail Bonds (the “Bonds”) are interest-bearing debt securities issued by Singapore Airlines Limited. Investors will receive a fixed interest of 3.03% per annum, semi-annually on 28 March and 28 September of each year until the maturity date of

Tips to Survive IVA Successfully

The IVA (individual voluntary arrangement) is a suitable alternative for individuals desiring to avoid bankruptcy. This contractual agreement can be as flexible as the circumstances of an individual. These agreements may base on different factors, such as income, capital, and payments from a third party or a fusion of these. In this procedure, the debtor

The “Dark Side” Of These Good Financial Acts

Many people believe that “no good deed goes unpunished”. This may sound ironic to you, but not all good intentions draw positive results. There are many financial good deeds that can haunt even the most generous of souls. It is best to approach the following situations with caution. #1: BEING CONSISTENT WITH YOUR CHILD’S ALLOWANCE