One of the downsides of living in a busy city like Singapore is the high cost of living. Money is always a pressing issue. Your parents might provide for you until you turn 21 or graduate but after that? You’re on your own. As a young adult who’s just entered the workforce, you’ll have to …
Money is always a contentious issue, especially when you’re in a relationship. Often, the salaries you both earn will be different. Even though this is a fairly normal scenario, it can cause no end of insecurity and unhappiness. Especially when you never figure out a system to talk about money together. It’s not something you …
When it comes to managing finances with a partner, it can more often than not become a source of headache for many. As the saying goes “money makes the world go ‘round”, it is understandable that money can become a point of contention for couples. Money, being of utmost importance, can solve problems and make …
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Contrary to popular belief, your biggest worry after graduating is not finding a job, it’s managing your finances. Welcome to the world of adulting, where even if you have the power of money hands, you’re soon rendered powerless in the middle of the month when all the money vanishes. Managing money, saving and investing are …
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As a young individual, conversations can rage around significant online sales as people brag about the latest steal they found online. But no one talks about looking around for houses. There is nothing like the sweet feeling of having your own home. With no parents to nitpick or landlords to annoy you for rent, owning …
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