Financial News and Advice in Singapore

  The Standard Chartered Unlimited Cashback Card is a no-brainer when it comes to calculating your cashback per month. First, almost all spend qualifies you for 1.5% cashback. Second, there’s no cashback cap per month. Third, no minimum spend is required per month to qualify… Read More

Don’t go to a moneylender if you need cash. HSBC, POSB, and Standard Chartered Bank offer the lowest interest personal loans in Singapore, available exclusively on SingSaver. Read More

Your car loan may advertise low interest rates, but the real rate you’re paying could be twice as high. Read More

Started by Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, the first Singles’ Day Sale in 2009 started with a modest participation of only 27 merchants. In no time, the mega sale event caught the attention of the world with 11/11 sales growing exponentially each year. During a 24-hour… Read More

This original article was first published on Skyscanner. Jet lag is a frequent flyer’s worst enemy: it’s the price we pay for the convenience of travelling across time zones. From sleep apps to special diets, Skyscanner shares the top 10 tips and tricks on how to beat jet… Read More

They say few things in life come free, yet some of them can be found on long-haul flights. According to international aircrew, inflight freebies are available on request. Skyscanner spoke with them to find out what they are. First things first: it pays to be nice. A… Read More

Just like buying a house, purchasing a car in Singapore will often lead to huge financial implications on the average driver. Instead of blindly jumping into a purchase and end up suffering from buyer’s remorse, we’ve come up with seven important factors to consider before… Read More

Most car owners will ask themselves this question when their beloved metal steed nears its 10-year mark: “Should I renew the COE of my car, or should I buy a new vehicle?” Often than not, most individuals will choose to buy a new one. After all,… Read More

    Balance transfer is a type of short-term loan facility that allows you to transfer your existing balance credit limit to any other bank account, credit card or credit line, usually at 0% interest rate. This is a great source of short-term liquidity as… Read More

  Singaporeans had a total outstanding debt of S$70.4 billion on credit cards and personal loans, according to 2017 data from the Department of Statistics Singapore. But if each borrower took time to compare their personal loan options, Singaporeans can collectively over S$500 million on… Read More