To ensure that our hard-earned money is spent meaningfully, a realistic budget acts as a yardstick for us to keep track of our expenses. Today, let’s roll up our sleeves and start planning our budget for now and the long-term.

”Buy term, invest the rest” is a common saying in the financial industry. How can you benefit from using this strategy in your financial portfolio? Find out why it is better to separate insurance and investments.

We follow a 30-year-old investment analyst at a large MNC. An advocate for financial freedom and an efficient budgeter, he’s spent his life trying to improve his financial knowledge.

This 29-year-old marketing manager working at a large agency is a cost-saver across categories. She's working on a savings strategy with her fiancé to buy a house and fund their wedding.

In this series, we want to explore the lives of everyday Singaporeans and how they think about personal finance, their quality of life, and expenditure to discover how they think about wealth, savings and retirement. In this piece, we meet a product manager at a small tech company.

Whether you are a soccer player for the best teams in the world, or the best engineer, or in management at the biggest companies around the world, when our career ends and we enter retirement, we are faced with the same reality. We will live with whatever we’ve earned, saved and invested.