7 Money Lessons From 3 Failed Businesses in Singapore
The average Singaporean can pick up many things to learn from the different failed business in Singapore. Read More
Category Archives: Psychology of Money
9 Times It’s Worth Paying Extra Money for Things or Services
Spending a bit more in these scenarios can actually help Singaporeans save money in the long run. Read More
Instant Gratification is Personal Finance’s Number One Enemy
When you give into instant gratification, you choose your present desires over tomorrow’s goals. Read More
5 Situations That Make You Spend More Money
Some situations make you more likely to spend than others. Watch out for your wallet under these circumstances. Read More
The One Pricing Trick That Makes Singaporeans Spend More Money
With the decoy effect, price packages are deliberately designed to trick Singaporeans into spending more. Read More
Why Smart Singaporeans Fall for Stupid Love Scams
According to the Singapore Police Force, internet love scams are up 65% in 2016. Why do the most educated Singaporeans still fall for them? Read More
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
Singaporeans Who Feel Insecure are More Likely to Overspend
Insecurity creates the need to spend, but there are ways to keep these urges in check. Read More
Why Winning TOTO May Not Be the Blessing You Expected
Winning the lottery is every Singaporean’s dream, but not everyone is equipped to deal with the sudden windfall. Read More
How to Get Addicted to Saving Money
Like with any good habit, the key to consistently saving money is to become addicted to it. Read More
