FIRE Thrashed
FIRE movement stands for “Financial Independence, Retire Early”. The FIRE movement was born during the stock market bull run when professionals in their 30s and […]
Personal Finance
Meeting with Kyith Ng
I met up with Kyith Ng – owner of Investment Moats, He is generous in two ways, I was one of the winner of the […]
Financial Planning for Millennial
Researchers use the early 1980 as starting birth years to early 2000s as ending birth years to define as millennial. The millennial is facing the […]
How Should A Financial Adviser Manage His Own Money?
In respond to Kyith’s article “How should freelancers manage their money?”, you can read it here, using content from his article, I would like to […]
July 2019 Expenses
Meal – $570.44Medical – $940.45Education – $401.55Grocery – $380.06Household – $39.00Clothes – $ 296.10Dinning – $169.15Tax – $327.01Transport – $141.48Personal Care – $220.40Entertainment – $116.86Telecommunication […]
Money at 35 years old
Once we reach 35 years old, we will have accumulated more than a decade of working experience. We will be wearing multiple hats, trying to […]
Retirement Money Draw Down
Retirees will face different types of risk during retirement when they are drawing down their retirement fund. 1. Longevity Risk – Risk of running out […]
Financial Planning for Different Life Stages
Financial planning changes for different life’s milestones as goals and priorities will evolve as we age. Hence, it is important to regularly review your financial […]
Quit Like a Millionaire
I finish reading this book Quit Like A Millionaire by Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung. This article is to summarize some of the key learning […]
May Expenses 2019
In May 2019, the total expenses rack up to S$11.4k. There are a few exceptional items such as Maid Expenses, Education and Travel. Maid Expenses […]