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Divorce in Singapore: What to Consider Before You Settle
Building Life First Advisory
Inheriting More Than Money: What the First 90 Days Really Looks Like
How Tax Considerations Shape Wealth Planning Decisions in Singapore
What rising inflation means for investors
The average cost of a loaf of bread in America was 9 cents in 1930. In 2021, it became $2.12. Singapore’s core inflation rose to its highest in 15 years and the US inflation gauge reached 6.8%. Rising inflation has been taking over search trends in the investment world.
It is never too soon to start financial planning, here’s why.
Kickstart 2022 by planning for your future. Time is one of the most important elements in financial planning. It allows you to have higher returns through compounding, and enables you to strategically accumulate wealth to achieve your desired goals by target dates. If you have yet to give wealth management enough thought, find out why you need to start now.
New to insurance? Here’s how to get started.
1 in 4 Singaporeans may develop cancer in their lifetime. Almost 800,000 of us will be diabetic by 2030. If you are new to insurance, here are some key types of insurance that people start with.
Investment alone is not enough, protect your wealth with insurance
If 2020 and 2021 taught us anything, it is that anything can happen. Building wealth is crucial, but so is shielding it. Insurance does not merely protect you from accidents and health costs. Find out how you can secure your wealth with insurance.
A chat with Bingyang
We sat down with Seng Bingyang, founder of Life First Advisory (LFA), to have a chat about how LFA came about and his experience in the field of wealth management.
How to be a millionaire with just $11 a day
Sounds gimmicky? It is understandable to feel sceptical about how $11 a day can accumulate into a million decades, just in time for retirement. Read on to find out more.
Understanding the latte factor: Identifying wasteful spending habits
Ever wondered how much you can save if you skipped the morning coffee or noon bubble tea? Learn how to identify and eliminate wasteful spending habits with the Latte Factor.
Back to basic money management: The 50-30-20 budget rule
Just as how you would plan out your career path or holiday plans, budgeting helps you map out how to spend your hard earned cash. Managing your money with a comprehensive plan allows you to anticipate how your wealth will look like three, five, or ten years down the road.
Why Goal-based investing is the best strategy for you in 2021
Investors tend to lose focus when investing blindly with the general objective of building wealth. Your investment should help you reach specific personal goals to keep you disciplined by introducing a clear end in sight.