Column: How Do Banks “Create” Money?
Through the ebb and flow of credit, banks and financial institutions create money. Read More
Category Archives: Columns
Column: The Consequences of Going Cashless
Cashless payment is convenient and safe, but it could also cause us to overspend and increase unhealthy purchases. Read More
Are You Really Saving Money with Grab and Uber Promotions?
On the surface, Grab and Uber promotions put immediate savings in your pocket. But these ongoing promo codes can encourage you to spend more. Read More
Column: Why Future-Oriented Thinking Sabotages Your Savings
Thinking too far into the future makes it difficult to save money. But adopting a present-focused mindset can help Singaporeans save up to 78% more. Read More
Column: Why Are One-Way Plane Tickets More Expensive?
It’s common for a one-way flight to cost as much or more than a return flight. Why does this happen? Read More
How Much Do We Actually Spend on Grab and Uber in Singapore?
Convenience combined with never-ending promotions make it easy to form a habit around using Grab and Uber in Singapore. Do you know how much you spend on on-demand private car services? Read More
How Can Orchard Road Bring Back Its Disenchanted Shoppers?
To bring shoppers back, Orchard Road needs to find a new identity and meet the needs of modern Singaporean families. Read More
How Gyms in Singapore Secretly Depend on Your Lack of Willpower
When you buy a gym membership, you run the risk of wasting money if you drop out later. But this is exactly how gyms in Singapore stay in business. Read More
Why Can’t We Agree on Whether Housing in Singapore is “Affordable”?
It’s not uncommon for Singaporeans to have passionate debates about whether housing is affordable, even with government subsidies. Why can’t we seem to agree? Read More
Interview: A Money Minute with Kersie Koh, Clozette Co-Founder
Kersie Koh, co-founder of Clozette and mother of three, gives us a crash course on money-saving habits and teaching your kids to value money. Read More
