What Should You Do If You Can’t Pay Your Credit Card Bill?
While it’s not ideal to leave unpaid balances on your credit card, here are some simple steps to help you minimise debt from accrued credit card interest. Read More
Author Archives: Ryan Ong
Unpaid Credit Card Bills? Here’s How A Balance Transfer Can Help
Balance transfers can lower your outstanding debt from credit cards or personal loans – but only if you take advantage of them. Read More
7 Steps for Faster Travel Insurance Claims
Having a travel insurance plan is only useful if your claim is approved. Follow these 7 key steps for faster travel insurance claim reviews. Read More
How Much Can You Borrow For Your Home Loan?
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an old hand at mortgages, here’s a useful summary on how home loans in Singapore work and how to calculate your borrowing limit Read More
How Much Savings Should I Have at 35 in Singapore?
A common question asked among many Singaporeans is, “How much savings should I have by xx years old?” Read More
How Age Changes the Way You Think About Money
Your perception and use of money will change with age. Here’s what you can expect as you enter your 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond. Read More
5 Ways to Get the Highest Credit Score in Singapore
Understanding how your credit score in Singapore is assessed is key to being financially healthy. There will come a point in time in most Singaporeans’ lives when taking a bank loan is necessary. The most… Read More
Why Your Car Loan Interest is Secretly Double What it Seems
Your car loan may advertise low interest rates, but the real rate you’re paying could be twice as high. Read More
How to Tell You’re Financially Ready to Have Kids in Singapore
Raising children is one of the most transformative stages in life. There are a range of factors to consider before deciding if and when is the right time to have kids, especially in Singapore.… Read More
Pros and Cons of Keeping Your Savings in Your CPF Special Account
What does it take to save a million dollars in your CPF Account as your retirement plan? Read More
