9 Ways To Grow Your Money Against Inflation
One key take away from the current inflation environment is that low inflation is by no means guaranteed. Inflation will never go away. But what
Karen Tang, CFP®: Certified Financial Planner in Singapore
Category: Financial Planning
Is Investor Risk Profiling Important?
What is investor risk profiling? It is the process of figuring out what is the tolerance or appetite for risk that an investor has, in
Can Insurance Be Seen As An Investment For Your Loved Ones?
Let us take a look at an example. Mr. Andrew Tan is age 35. He is married to his homemaker wife, Susie, and they have
Launch Of The Cancer Drug List: How Might This Impact You?
This headline in The Straits Times caught my eyes back in April this year. Ms. Koh is a bile duct cancer patient. She is insured
Not Sure About Contributing to SRS? Consider These Pros And Cons
Thinking of contributing to the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) to enjoy tax reliefs while building up another source of retirement savings? Here are some pros
5 Steps to Settling Your Debts: Millennials Find It Tough To Pay Off Loans
I was recently interviewed by Her World magazine (June 2022 issue) on an article titled “Dealing with Debt”. The subtitle reads: “Many millennials are finding
10 Pointers To Consider Before Buying A Property In Singapore
Does it make sense to rent or own your property in Singapore today? Is paying rent similar to throwing some of your money away? The
Let The Fund Begin!
With the significant relaxation of Covid-19 protocols, many of us are already making plans to travel with family and friends. In this article, I will
Ladies, Protect Yourself First Before Caring For Your Loved Ones
I was recently interviewed by the Chinese newspaper Lian He Zao Bao, for an article on women and caregiving that was published on Sunday, 10
Comments on Business Times article “Break the Bias On Female Investors”, 28 February 2022
Comments on Business Times article “Break the Bias On Female Investors”, 28 February 2022 Women should not have preconceived notions that they don’t make good