Category: About Singapore

  • Why would you buy Personal Insurance Online in Singapore?

    No one can neglect the rapid emergence of e-commerce in Singapore. We now order cabs and taxis via an app and compare the rates by having multiple apps open. Whenever we do not have the energy to go to a mall or hawker centre, there are multiple apps that let us order food within the…

  • CPF Nomination in a nutshell – What you need to know

    Learn how to secure your CPF savings for loved ones with our comprehensive guide to CPF nomination in Singapore.

  • CPF Lease Buyback Scheme

    Understand CPF’s Lease Buyback Scheme & secure retirement income by monetizing your home in Singapore. Learn more now.

  • Top 10 Jobs that are High Demand According to Linkedin

    Last updated: March 2024 Key Takeaways: Introduction:Singapore’s evolving economy continually shapes its job market, making some positions more coveted than others. This brief dissects the most in-demand jobs in Singapore, offering a clear roadmap for those aiming to align their career paths with market needs. Featured Snippet:What are the most in-demand jobs in Singapore? Roles…

  • 10 Highest Paid Jobs in Singapore

    Discover Singapore’s highest-paying jobs across industries. Boost your career with insights on lucrative roles and salaries.

  • CPF Cash Top-up Relief 2024

    CPF Cash Top-up Relief 2024

    Last updated: March 2024 Key Takeaways: Introduction:Maximizing your financial strategy in Singapore can include leveraging your CPF Special Account. This concise overview explains how cash top-ups to your CPF SA can not only enhance your retirement nest egg but also provide welcome income tax relief. Featured Snippet:Can topping up your CPF Special Account (SA) with…

  • CPF Medisave vs Medishield – What is the difference?

    We believe what most people know about CPF is that it consists of Ordinary Account, Special Account and Medisave account. Out of these 3, Medisave seems to be the only one that you cannot withdraw, use or seemingly locked into obscurity. However, one major feature of CPF is its health coverage. While Medisave is more…

  • Treating your CPF Special Account and Retirement Account as a Bond Investment 2024

    Most Singaporeans consider their money in CPF as untouchable for any purpose other than for paying their housing loan, student loan or medical bills (More on CPF Schemes here). There is one more way to view your CPF money, particularly the money in your Special Account (SA) and Retirement Account (RA). You can view them…

  • Why are Singapore Unit Trusts sexy?

    Why are Singapore Unit Trusts sexy?

    There are bucket loads of Investment options available to the retail investor in Singapore and it can be mind boggling to consume all that content and try to make a decision. An investment decision is hard to make as you are putting your money to double it or triple and not erode it. Talking about…

  • Is it worthwhile to invest my CPF Money in the Investment Funds given?

    CPF Investment Scheme (CPFIS) was launched by CPF for CPF members to utilise their CPF money for investments and to enhance their retirement egg nest. For more information on the CPFIS scheme, you can visit the CPFIS scheme website here. The more important question however, is “should I invest my money into the funds?” Statistically, the answer…

  • CPF Education Scheme for NUS, NTU and SMU

    You would probably have used the CPF Education Scheme to fund for your tertiary education in NUS, NTU or SMU. In fact, from personal experience of a local grad, people will want to exploit this scheme as an alternative to “withdraw” funds from their CPF! This comes forth from the perspective that the CPF funds indirectly…

  • Is the New CPF LIFE Escalating Plan a good deal?

    Set to launch in the beginning of 2018, the new CPF LIFE Escalating plan is another retirement payout option for retirees to choose from beside the currently existing plan – the Basic Plan and the Standard Plan. The new plan includes 2 features: You start with a lower monthly CPF LIFE payout (20% lower than…