Empowering Women:Financial Planning for Unique Challenges and Opportunities
As a woman, what are the values that will influence the way you craft your unique financial plan? The conversations I have with my female clients during the course of
Karen Tang, CFP®: Certified Financial Planner in Singapore
Latest Blog Posts:
Is $550,000 Really Enough? Let’s Be Honest
Last week, I came across an article published in The Business Times on 12 February 2025 and the headline caught my attention: “Retirees should build a nest egg of at
Your Retirement, Your Rules: A Primer for Singaporean Women
Retirement can be a time of freedom – or financial vulnerability. Imagine stepping into your golden years with complete peace of mind – secure, independent, and able to enjoy the
Secure Your Legacy: Estate Planning Essentials for Women in Singapore
When it comes to planning for the future, estate planning often takes a backseat to more immediate financial goals, such as saving for a home or preparing for retirement. However,
2025: The Year You’ve Been Waiting For!
Happy New Year, my dear friends! Wishing you a wonderful beginning to 2025—a year filled with boundless opportunities and meaningful experiences! Starting the year on a positive note means taking
Her World Dec 2024 x Karen Tang – The Expert Guide To Achieving Money Goals
With 2025 just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to set new intentions – not only for personal growth but also to strengthen financial security and foster growth to
Room for (DINKs Dual Income, No Kids) To Up Their Retirement Readiness
DINKs (Dual Income, No Kids) lag considerably behind parents, especially on the Retirement Planning Indicator.
CNA Money Mind Oct 2024 x Karen Tang – Where to Park Your Cash In a Falling Interest Rate Environment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7aG51646v0 I was recently interviewed by Channel NewsAsia for a segment on their Money Mind TV program that is aired every Saturday at 8:30pm. The focus of the interview was
Financial Planning – A Deeply Philosophical Activity
Financial planning, at its core, is a deeply philosophical activity. Here’s how: Values and Purpose: Financial planning forces us to confront our deepest values and life goals. It raises questions
What’s Next for US Markets and Economy After the Fed Rate Cut?
For investors with a time horizon beyond a few years, even Fed decisions can amount to just noise
Retirement Ready: Are You Prepared for Rising Healthcare Costs in Your Golden Years?
A recent article Five in seven insurers to jack up private hospital premiums under Integrated Shield Plans published in The Business Times on 3 September 2024 brought our attention to
One Thing To Never Do When Stock Markets are Down
Warren Buffett, the greatest investor in the world, says that it is wise for investors “to be fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy only when others are fearful.”