Saving & Spending
3 Ways to Spend Less on What You Need to Spend More on What You Want
By ValueChampion  •  June 15, 2018
An average household in Singapore spends roughly S$4,699 per month, according to the household expenditure survey conducted by the government in 2013. If you dig deeper into the survey, you will find that about families spend only about 41% of this on things that they "want" like shopping, travelling, dining out and recreation. Of course, the top 20% of families spend much more on these "discretionary" spendings (46%), while the bottom 20% of families spend much less (38%). Still, is there any way to spend less on what we "need" so we can afford more of what we want? Focus on Reducing Your Monthly Bills Among all of a typical household expenditures, one of the easiest to reduce without affecting its lifestyle would be its monthly recurring bills. First, other spendings on housing and daily necessities like groceries are relatively difficult for people to reduce meaningfully without causing ......
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By ValueChampion
We distill sprawling marketplaces—for insurance, credit cards, bank accounts, and more—down to choices that represent a sweet spot for value—as in offering the features, returns, or experience we think you need for the smallest outlay. We ask: Is the return on a particular purchase or decision worth the cost or risk of that option, and how does the choice stack up against other options?
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