Why Singapore’s Taxi Uncles Aren’t Going Extinct
With 2,400 taxis sitting idle, some might be wondering if Singapore’s taxi uncles are going extinct. But in reality, taxi uncles aren’t the ones in trouble. Read More
Category Archives: Columns
Interview: A Money Minute with Pearlin Siow, Founder of Boss of Me
Pearlin Siow, founder of boutique publishing agency Boss of Me, shares how she manages her dollars with good sense. Read More
Column: Why Credit Cards Are Not Money
Credit cards and cash are often interchangeable, but you can get into serious financial trouble if you treat credit cards as a form of money. Read More
Who’s Buying Properties with Expiring Leases in Singapore?
Of the 191 properties in Geylang Lorong 3, 158 are being rented out. Are there any benefits to buying properties in Singapore with an expiring lease? Read More
Column: Why Shoppers Like Yourself Keep Prices High
Brands may set high prices, but the shoppers in Singapore ultimately keep the costs of goods up. Read More
Column: How Do Banks “Create” Money?
Through the ebb and flow of credit, banks and financial institutions create money. Read More
Column: Why Going Cashless Makes You Spend More
Cashless payments are convenient and safe, but it makes it easier to overspend. Read More
Are You Really Saving Money with Grab and Uber Promo Codes?
On the surface, Grab and Uber promo codes put immediate savings in your pocket. But these ongoing promotions 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
