The Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) yield curve has reversed its recent downward trend. The current issuance (SBSEP26 / GX26090V) offers a 10-year average return of 2.25% p.a., up significantly from the 2.06% p.a. offered in the August tranche. Whether you are looking to park emergency cash or deploy Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) funds safely, here … Continue reading Singapore Savings Bonds Rebound to 2.25%: Should You Apply or Wait?
Inflation and high living costs in Singapore continue to be a top concern for many of us. Other than trying to earn more through investing or side hustles, watching our monthly expenses and finding ways to cut unnecessary spendings is crucial so we always have extra money to spend or use to invest to compound … Continue reading 10 Ways To Save Money To Help You Fight Inflation & Rising Costs Of Living
When we talk about financial independence, we spend almost all our time obsessing over the mechanics: asset allocation, withdrawal rates, and Monte Carlo simulations. But hitting your numbers is only half the battle. The human side of early retirement—how you handle your time, health, and relationships—is where the real challenge lies. In a reflective piece … Continue reading 8 Hard-Won Retirement Lessons from a 57-Year-Old Retiree to His 40-Year-Old Self
When analysing high-performing stocks or evaluating market opportunities, we often immerse ourselves in earnings reports, balance sheets, and macroeconomic trends. But every so often, the fundamental principles of business and wealth creation show up in the most unexpected places. A recent video by CNA Insider featured Keanu, a 15-year-old student who transformed a terrible $10 … Continue reading Pricing Power, Reinvestment, and Discipline: What a 15-Year-Old Barber Can Teach Us About Investing
When people wonder whether it is too late to begin building a portfolio at age 50, the underlying anxiety usually stems from a specific assumption: believing that a narrow 15-year window until traditional retirement is simply not enough time for compounding to work its magic. That concern is understandable on the surface, but it relies … Continue reading Is It Too Late to Start Investing at 50? (A Singapore Guide on What to Invest and What to Look Out For when You Start at 50)
I’m a firm believer in the long-term "supercycle" of artificial intelligence and semiconductor growth. However, successful investing isn't just about what you own; it’s also about when you own it. I’ve recently made the decision to trim my positions in individual tech giants, specifically Alphabet and Microsoft, two of the strongest and most value companies … Continue reading Why I Sold My Alphabet & Microsoft Shares
Walk into any CBD hawker center during lunchtime, and you are surrounded by people who share almost identical financial profiles. They are in their mid-20s, earning a respectable starting salary of around $4,500, managing their first HDB flats, and diligently setting aside a few hundred dollars every month. On paper, they are all doing everything … Continue reading The Cost of Comfort: Why “Safe” Financial Decisions are Quietly Sabotaging Singaporean Millennials
Palantir ($PLTR$) has been on a brutal, painful downward spiral. The stock has dropped for over seven straight days, sinking roughly 30% this month alone to hit a new 52-week low of around $108. For context, that is a staggering 48% haircut from its all-time high of $207 back in November 2025. To the untrained … Continue reading What Is Happening To Palantir? Is It A Good Time To Buy The Dip Now? The Truth Behind Palantir’s 48% Crash
If you’ve been following the tech markets recently, one name is consistently making waves: Sea Limited ($SE). After a couple of years spent tightening their belts and focusing on "efficiency," the Southeast Asian titan has shifted back into high gear. But this time, it’s different. They aren't just burning cash for growth—they are minting it. … Continue reading The Sleeping Giant Awakens: Why Sea Limited (SE) is Dominating 2026? Is It A Buy Now?
Question: "Hi Everyone, I have lump sum cash of $150k which I consider as spare cash. I do not need the money now but may need it in the future, estimated 5 years later. I know my time horizon is short. How should I invest? Should I open a brokerage account and put everything in? … Continue reading Where To Park Your Spare Cash That Is Low Risk & Liquid (Easy to Withdraw)?
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