For parents, especially those with young children, the art of educating them on appreciating the value of what money can do has to start from young. Why so? Call it the beauty of youthfulness — the young, unmolded minds is the best time to inculcate good values and habits. This is the phase of lifeContinue reading “Teaching your little ones Personal Finance”
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Fighting the Highs and Lows
Merry Christmas, readers! So the past few days have been testing. The little one has been down with on and off fever for the past few days. As a parent, you must be willing to spend time, effort and money to both nurse and comfort. It was really tiring for both the patient and theContinue reading “Fighting the Highs and Lows”
What is your Retirement Sum?
No, this is not about your CPF Retirement Sum. But really, the amount of money you need for your retirement. Some of us have a fuzzy idea of the amount that we need. When we work backwards, it translate into fuzzy numbers that we need to save or invest each month. Retirement fuzzy logic. TheContinue reading “What is your Retirement Sum?”
Why my Child gets all the spare change in the house?
How many of us still mainly use physical cash nowadays? With credit cards and other forms of cashless payments, it is not uncommon to just carry some cash and no coins. Perhaps only the previous generation, like my mum, still do carry a purse to keep spare change. When we do and receive back theContinue reading “Why my Child gets all the spare change in the house?”
Theory of Constraints 