Being patient with your money will allow the power of compounding and time to do the heavy lifting, without much effort on your part.

Wondering how to start managing your money? Here are helpful tips: set up a core investment portfolio, don’t hold too much cash, and more.

Understanding how to prioritise your goals will help you figure out how much to save, invest, and strategically put your money to work.

Keeping track of our expenses ensures that our hard-earned money is spent meaningfully. Here are five simple steps to plan a realistic budget.

Everyone should set money aside for unexpected large expenses. Learn how to build an emergency fund, and where you should keep it.

Want to save more money? Here are five saving tips to bring you closer to your financial goals, even with limited cash flow.

For both short-term and long-term saving goals, you can easily create your own low-cost, flexible savings plan that doesn’t penalise you for withdrawals.

Holding a sizeable portion of your portfolio in cash will cost you over the long term, as inflation can erode your purchasing power.

Money market funds are an alternative to high-interest savings accounts. Understand the similarities and differences, to better decide where to put your cash savings.

Paying off all our outstanding debt does not always make sense. Before you start investing, consider these five things about debt management.

Here are three things to consider, to decide whether the “buy term, invest the rest” strategy will best serve you for years to come.

Facing fierce competition for a new Built-To-Order flat? We break down BTO application rates and how to increase your chances of success.

The “financial independence, retire early” (FIRE) movement appeals to many, but can be hard to achieve in Singapore, and might not suit everyone.

Our financial needs in our 20s will change by the time we retire. Learn how to tailor your investment strategy to different phases of your life.

Making a lifelong commitment to your romantic partner requires honest conversations about finances. Here’s how couples can approach investing and other money matters.

Women on average make better investors, and are just as willing as men to embrace risk. It’s time to break the bias.

High inflation and volatile markets can cause worry and anxiety. Learn more about financial anxiety and how it hurts mental health.

Raising a child is neither easy nor cheap. Here’s a guide to how much it costs in Singapore so you can start planning for your family’s financial future.

Do good and do well — with ESG investing, you can make an impact without sacrificing returns. Find out more about sustainable investments.

Earning a tidy income is just the start of your wealth journey. Managing your own money is key to a comfortable life and stable retirement.