As we reach the end of the year, there are several things that you need to pay attention to. DETOXIFY YOUR WALLET WITH THE DEBT DIET The Yuletide season is all about merriment and festivities. Due to the overall positive spirit that it exudes, you may want to shy away from the looming shadows of
Singapore investors love their dividend stocks. According to the Investment Trends Singapore Broking Report 2015, 75% of investors polled stated that they usually invest in dividend stocks when trading on the Singapore market. And they are spoilt for choice! Many companies that list on SGX pay dividends. But with so many dividend-paying stocks out there,
Recognizing these wrongful money decisions is a vital step to improving your financial health: #1: NOT SAVING FOR EMERGENCIES Skipping an emergency fund can be one of your deadliest money moves. You see, our lives are full of pleasant and unpleasant surprises. Can you fork out a sufficient amount of money to cushion the urgent
Emergency fund is an account utilized to set aside funds in the event of personal financial dilemma such as unemployment or theft. It is a safety net that will cushion emergency expenses against high interest debts and bankruptcy. It is not entirely for you as you can use it to provide for your family members
Singapore’s public and private hospitals offer some of the world’s most exceptional healthcare services. The only drawback is the rising healthcare costs of about 8-9% each year. Other countries are embracing this upward trend due to the global inflation. The question now is: “How will you save for future healthcare costs?” CREATE A SEPARATE SAVINGS
