Don’t Let Social Pressure Make You Overspend for Valentine’s Day
In 2016, Singaporeans spent an average of S$263 on Valentine’s Day. Giving into social expectations often means paying over-inflated prices. Read More
Category Archives: Dating and Relationships
The Financial Benefits of Being Single in Singapore
Better career opportunities and a bigger network are just some of the overlooked financial benefits of being single. Read More
Why You Should Date Someone Who’s Poorer Than You
While Singaporeans often aim to “marry up”, “marrying down” has great benefits you’ve never thought of. Read More
The Best Wedding Planning Tips From Singaporean Finance Bloggers
Our friends at Cheerful Egg, Big Fat Purse, SG Budget Babe, and Dollars and Sense share how they budgeted for the wedding of their dreams. Read More
Should You Give Your Girlfriend a Supplementary Credit Card?
You may trust your girlfriend with your life, but can you trust her with a supplementary credit card? Read More
Take Care of These 3 Money Matters When Your Engagement Ends
It’s the last thing you want to do after a broken engagement, but find time to take care of these money matters. Read More
9 Ways to Save Money on Engagement Rings in Singapore
Planning to propose in 2017? Here’s how Singaporeans can afford an engagement ring and still have money for the wedding and a life together. Read More
What the Price of Your Christmas Gift Says About Your Relationship
Depending on how long you’ve been together, the price of Christmas gifts between Singaporean couples changes over time. Read More
How Much Should Singaporeans Spend on Gifts In A Year?
Singaporeans can save so much money and time by creating a budget around gifts for family, friends, and colleagues. Read More
Why Life in Singapore is More Expensive When You’re Single
Whether it’s dinner out or an HDB flat, single adults in Singapore pay a lot more than couples do. Read More
