Lower-cost Alternatives to Popular Household Items For My New Home
My tenant’s lease is finally running out and it’s a matter of days till I get my apartment. Having wanting to move out for years now, I cannot be more Continue Reading
Reasons You Should Consider Deferring Your Mortgage
One of the relief measures rolled out by financial institutions is the ability to defer your mortgage payments up to 31st Dec 2020. Obviously, if you are running into cashflow Continue Reading
Why I’m Happy With the Circuit Breaker Extension
A couple of days ago I was just feeling a teeny weeny sad that we were already halfway through Circuit Breaker. While many were naturally upset about the extension, I Continue Reading
Surviving COVID-19: Government Schemes, Banks/Insurers Relief Measures, Easy Cash, Interest-Free Loans
To some, the pandemic might be a minor inconvenience. “I can’t see my friends a for a month!” might truly be the only hardship they face. For others, it may Continue Reading
Resilience Budget: Who Qualifies for $9,000, and Who Decided The Criteria?!
The Self-employed Income Relief Scheme (SIRS for short) is perhaps the most generous initiatve announced by DPM Heng Swee Keat for the Resilience Budget. Its generiosity is only matched by Continue Reading
What Happens to My Miles if Singapore Airlines Collapses, and What Can I Do About It?
It goes without saying that Singapore Airlines is in more than a little bit of trouble. Also obvious is that one of the first things that’s on every KrisFlyer member’s Continue Reading
The Five Anti-PAP Types – Boo to the PAP!
Elections are coming, so here is a political opinion that nobody asked for! I noticed that there are 5 main types of people/parties who pit themselves against the PAP. They Continue Reading
I’m a Homeowner (and Reluctant Landlord)!
After years of saving and empty yearning, I finally bought my first property at the ripe old age of 32. It’s a cosy (euphemism for small!) condominium apartment located in Continue Reading
MR Loh!! Thoughts and Reflections About Completing NS (And the Financial Perks)
Has it really been ten reservist cycles and 13 years since I shaved my hair and reported to Tekong as a wide-eyed, hapless recruit? I’ve been asking myself that a Continue Reading
Investing This Viral Season
We can’t go into a conversation now without once-foreign words “Wuhan” and “coronavirus” being mentioned every other sentence. There are people clearing out supermarkets supplies (I wonder if they are Continue Reading