Financial Independent, Retire Early Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) is a movement that aims to achieve both financial freedom and early retirement. This is a very controversial topic for discussion, I am putting by head into the chop board for discussing about this topic. Many people want to retire early, hence there are many talks/theories…
Category: Investment and Finance
Ultimate Guide of where to place your idling funds in Singapore
Idling Cash Everyone has some idling cash, and many would still like to generate decent returns for these idling cash. With dipping fixed deposit rate, it is getting difficulty to get nice, high fixed deposit rate especially for those who just got back their money for DBS 4.88% 3 months Fixed Deposit on 13 May….
Ultimate Strategy of buying REITS: XXX instead of X000?
Buying of Reits Reits is one the best favourite tools for many Singapore Investors. People like to buy reits for their stable income, even in today’s current high interest rates. What is the XXX or X000 in the title of this blog post? Many must be confused on what I am writing, is it some…
Cashflow Management Made Easy: How I Simplified my Cashflow Management
Cashflow is king Have you heard the saying “Cashflow is king”? It’s true. Managing your cashflow effectively is crucial for achieving financial stability and success. As someone who’s experienced the ups and downs of personal finance, I understand the importance of keeping a tight handle on my money. That’s why I want to share with…
Ultimate Free 2 Days Reit MasterClass: Exclusive at Careyourpresent.com only!
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) One of the very famous asset classes that many people like to stay invested in is Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit). However, not many people know how to start and what to look out for before investing in Reits. Many would look for courses and these courses usually charge S$XXX…
SBMAY23 GX23050W – the last time for interest rate to be above 3%?
Treasury Bill – BY23101W 1-Year T-bill If you look at the recent treasury bill, the cut off yield is 3.58% p.a. One of the lowest so far for this year. The first question came to mind is why so low? In fact, this is one of the rare 1-year bill. Will this time be the…