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.”
Karen Tang, CFP®: Certified Financial Planner in Singapore
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Can A.I. Replace Financial Planners? | Her World + Karen Tang
I had the privilege to be interviewed again for Her World, this time in the December 2023 issue. The title of the article is “Trusting
Differences & Similarities between Unit Trusts, Mutual Funds and ETFs
I have been asked this question quite a lot in the past 6 months. Hence, I thought it would be good to explain the differences
What Are The Benefits Of Unit Trusts For Investors In Singapore?
Unit trusts, also known as mutual funds, are a popular investment option for investors in Singapore due to several benefits they offer. Some of the
Rebalancing – A Great Way To Eliminate Bad Decision Making
Most investors face a dilemma in correct decision-making: when to buy, when to sell, what to buy, what to sell, how much to buy or
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
What You Should Know About Matrimonial Assets
Matrimonial assets come into the spotlight, especially, when a divorce is on the table. In Singapore, marriages and divorces are governed by the Women’s Charter.
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