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If you look up the top searched terms on Google over the past few days, you’d find “GameStop”, “GME”, “WallStreetBets” and the like. If you watch/read the news, you’d notice the same topic on the front pages. And well, if you’re still out of the loop, or wondering what this is all about, you’ll findContinue reading “3 lessons I learnt after jumping on (and off) the GameStop boat”

Were the high interest rates previously promised to me merely just a marketing stunt? Firstly I gotta apologise for the long hiatus. I’ve been pretty busy over the past month, catching up with clients as well as all the planning for house-moving (my family and I are moving to a new place later this year),Continue reading “Why banks are cutting interest rates and what you can do to take advantage of the situation”

For the average Singaporean looking at growing their money in the market, investing in individual stocks may be daunting for many. With most of us already handcuffed to our jobs for a large part of our day, the thought of having to spend more time going through financial statements and doing research can be prettyContinue reading “3 reasons why actively managed funds can be valuable in your investment portfolio”

First up, I’d like to apologise for missing my weekly blog update last Friday. A close friend to my family passed away last Thursday after her 2-year battle with cancer and I spent the weekend helping out at the wake. I’m at peace that she’s in a better place now. A while ago I wroteContinue reading “The story of multipliers – the saving grace of whole life plans?”

I recently saw this ad by Manulife Singapore which I thought was pretty well done 😂 (Disclaimer: The content is this article may not be directly related to the product marketed in the mentioned ad. I just found the video quite entertaining.) Because of the recent changes to the LIA’s critical illness (CI) definitions, I’veContinue reading “All about critical illness plans that allow you to claim again and again, and why they’re important in your portfolio”