The 10 Best Places to Retire In The World

It would be no surprise if you have come to this article looking for the best places to retire overseas. After spending decades of your life slogging in Singapore, you feel it is now time to venture out and get some fresh air. It might seems appealing to you to spend the next half of your

Where to shop till you drop without hurting your wallet

It’s not always easy to save money when you shop. After all, the basic idea behind shopping isn’t to save money, but to spend it. Some of the nicest things out there (like branded goods) cost a hefty dime. It’s no wonder so many young Singaporeans are not shopping themselves into debt, buying things they

Singapore’s growth in 2015 may be weighed down by global factors

Singapore’s growth will be dampened by external factors in 2015, says the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) on Tuesday. While we cheered about our Q3 GDP of 2.8%, which beats the forecast of 2.4-2.5% growth, external factors around the world is likely to slow growth in 2015. Economic recovery will be mixed across different

Millionaire’s poor credit rating has caused him a mortgage

As reported on Telegraph, A Briton had won a £1M (S$2,031,767) lottery in Euromillions, akin to winning a S$2M Toto in Singapore. A dream that everyone wished for in their entire lifetime. Matt Myles is living the dream. His plan? He left his job and went on a bar hopping world tour to countries such

Singaporean execs struggle to make ends meet

In an article published by Singapore Business Review, it was found that almost half of the Singaporeans holding executive position struggle to make ends meet every month. The statistic was first published on Jobstreet and it’s surprising to know that 44% of the Singaporean executive does not have excess saving after paying off their mortgage,