Singapore Saving Bonds (SSB) is a government-backed, almost risk-free investment. It is considered a safe investment and is extremely popular amongst risk-averse investors as you can get back your investment in full with no penalty should you decide to withdraw. You can check out our guide here for more information […]
DBS Multiplier Account Review 2025
What is a DBS Multiplier Account? DBS Multiplier Account is a high savings interest account offered by DBS. High savings interest accounts are very popular in Singapore, and it is often compared to high savings interest accounts offered by other banks such as OCBC 360 Account and UOB One Account. […]
How Much Should You Save Per Month to Hit Your First $50k in Singapore?
Saving money is not simple, and as we grow older, we will have more responsibilities and more expenses that make saving even harder. While income may increase over the years, spending usually will exponentially increase more than income and you observe that your saving rates decrease over the years. Usually, […]
How We Allocate Our Salary As A Single Income Family In Singapore
Ever since we switched to a single-income family (career break ftw!), and our family dynamics changed with our little peanut’s birth, we have drastically shifted our salary allocation. We used to allocate a lot of our money to our fun fund meant for traveling and decompressing after a hectic year. […]
How To Rent Out Your Property in Singapore As A Landlord In 2025
The current property outlook is very optimistic. Property prices are rising really really fast and the rental market has been going up non-stop. It would not be surprising if you decide to rent out your property as it is a substantial amount as a passive income if you have any […]
2023 Financial Review – Career Break, Family and Travels
2023 can be considered the year of change for our family. Apart from taking a career break, our family had a little surprise. Our little family of 2 grew to a family of 3. It was a bittersweet year as we were hit with a double whammy of increased expenses […]