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Guide to Setting Financial Goals in Singapore

Guide to Setting Financial Goals in Singapore

Step 1: Assess Your Current Financial Situation (Singapore Context) Income Assessment Singapore-Specific Considerations: Median household income: ~S$10,099 (2024) CPF contributions: 20% employee + 17% employer = 37% total Bonus structure: Many Singapore employers...

UK vs Singapore Fraud Trends

UK vs Singapore Fraud Trends

UK Fraud Trends: A Comprehensive Analysis Scale and Evolution The UK fraud landscape presents a complex picture of both progress and emerging challenges. Fraud remains the most prevalent crime against individuals in England and Wales, accounting for an estimated 41%...

Emergency fund depletion coping strategies

Emergency fund depletion coping strategies

Understanding the Singapore Context Before diving into specific strategies, it's crucial to understand Singapore's unique financial landscape. An emergency fund should be a priority and you should have at least 3-6 months of living expenses saved as a buffer before...

Revenge Saving

Revenge Saving

Understanding the Psychology of Revenge Saving The Emotional Economics Behind the Trend "Revenge saving" represents a fascinating psychological shift in financial behavior that mirrors the intensity of post-pandemic "revenge spending" but channels it toward financial...

US strikes on Iran nuclear site

US strikes on Iran nuclear site

Current Situation The U.S. military has carried out sweeping strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, with President Trump announcing that key Iranian nuclear facilities were "totally obliterated." The attacks involved six B-2 bombers dropping bunker buster bombs on the...

Impact of US Strikes on Iran

Impact of US Strikes on Iran

The US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan on June 21-22, 2025, represent a watershed moment in Asian geopolitics. This unprecedented direct military action by the US against Iran's nuclear infrastructure will fundamentally reshape...

Singapore Budget Food

Singapore Budget Food

With inflation soaring, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to keep spending in check. Everyday costs, especially for food, can quickly add up and strain your budget. Choosing affordable places to eat is one way to slow down your spending without sacrificing...

Home-Based Food Business Regulatory Tension

Home-Based Food Business Regulatory Tension

The home-based food business sector in Singapore exists at the intersection of three competing forces: entrepreneurial opportunity, regulatory fairness, and public safety. This creates a complex web of tensions that traditional regulatory frameworks struggle to...