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Raising children is one of the most transformative stages in life. There are a range of factors to consider before deciding if and when is the right time to have kids, especially in Singapore. For new parents, the road ahead can be an unpredictable one, and financial preparation is key. Here’s how to consider when's the right time to have kids from a financial standpoint.

With the right planning, helping your ageing parents shouldn’t put a strain on your own finances. Here are some easy ways for you to provide financial support to your parents without going broke.

Household bills and expenses are rising, and parents under pressure to make ends meet are dipping into their children’s savings. Here’s why that’s not a good idea, and how to go about it if you must.

It’s no secret that the most important job in this world is being a mother. This applies to working mothers who need to juggle their career and family, and those who take on the full-time role of a caregiver for their children.

Looking to start a family soon? Planning ahead, then, is of paramount importance. This is especially so when it comes to the family’s finances. Those who are about to start a family or are currently young parents often feel the pressure as they find themselves sandwiched between supporting ageing parents and their children.

Our parents essentially serve as our first point of contact for all of our money-related queries growing up. However, older doesn’t mean wiser — as we grow more financially woke over the years, we realise that their money advice isn’t always right.

When it comes to her kids’ education, this writer is deciding not to save for their university fund. Here’s why.

Having a child can wreak havoc on your bank account, but planning ahead can help new parents tame the financial tumult. Here are six financial planning tips to consider when preparing for a new baby.

Here’s an overview of the new initiatives and assistance outlined in the Budget 2024 speech, which the government has pledged to provide for children and seniors.

Edusave and PSEA accounts help to cushion our wallets when we pay for pricey school loans and academic activities, but can they really pay for everything school-related? Can the funds be withdrawn? Here’s everything you need to know.