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
Imagine generating S$100,000 every single month in passive rental income before turning 30. For Christian Oh, Co-founder of JNA Real Estate, this isn't a clickbait headline—it's his reality. His portfolio spans nine residential and commercial properties across Singapore, including an HDB kopitiam (coffee shop) in Ang Mo Kio. However, Christian’s journey didn’t start with a … Continue reading From a Failed First Investment to S$100,000/Month in Passive Income: How Christian Oh Built a 9-Property Portfolio by Age 30
If you’ve been checking your SGX portfolio recently, you’d know our local bank trio—DBS, OCBC, and UOB—have been absolutely flying. DBS alone hit around $76, which is uncharted territory. Naturally, every Singaporean investor is asking the exact same question over kopi: "Is it too late to jump in? Should I take profit now, or just … Continue reading SG Banks Hit All-Time Highs: Time to Buy, Take Profit, or Just Hold On Forever?
My own definition of FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) is to retire by the age of 55. I have never planned to work till 65 and beyond, like my parents, who are still working in their 70s! So, to me, 55 is sweet spot, because I will still be 10 years ahead based on the … Continue reading I Am 44 Now, I Plan To Retire When I Reach 55, Here Is My Retirement Plan (With Numbers)
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