June Update 2020
Updated on 12th July 2020 16:00 pm Expenses update I just want to do a quick exercise to compare the total expenses since the start […]
Personal Finance
Three Little Pigs
Recently, I am showing my children the youtube video of three little pigs and like all parables, this story is a great way to teach […]
How to Thrive Financially in This Difficult Economic Environment
This evening I attended a webinar by MoneyOwl and the topic is “How to thrive financially in this difficult economic environment” presented by Christopher Tan. […]
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 […]
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 […]