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Most Singaporeans think about healthcare planning only when insurance premiums go up. But the bigger issue is not just hospital bills. A serious illness can also mean lost income, rehab costs, caregiver costs, helper costs, and the need for cash before insurance claims or subsidies are settled. The big health risks in Singapore are fairly […]

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Okay so this one is by popular demand. At the end of the brokerage account article, I asked whether there was interest in a piece on how to leave behind a portfolio your spouse/kids can actually run. A LOT of you said yes. So I decided to sit down to answer the question properly — […]

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If you had to name the trade of 2026 so far, it wouldn’t be AI. It would be Singapore. The STI is sitting at an all-time high of around 5,500, up a whopping 32% over the past 12 months. (Source: Business Times, 15 July 2026). The Singapore dollar is one of the strongest currencies in […]

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Well, what a week. Or rather, what a month. As recently as late June, AI stocks were in full blown “bubble” mode. And then in the span of 1 month – big name AI stocks like SK Hynix and Sandisk fell more than 50%. And this week we had news that Leopold Aschenbrenner’s Situational Awareness […]

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The money lessons children remember are usually not taught in a lecture. They are learned in the supermarket, at the dining table, through pocket money, through work, and through watching how adults behave when money is tight or tempting. The strongest examples show the same thing again and again: kids first learn money by watching, […]

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