Author: Planner Bee
Financial To-Do List To Prepare for Your Baby’s Arrival
Expecting a new child is exciting, but it also means bigger responsibilities. Raising a child in...
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How Home Insurance Keeps You Protected Against Fire, Floods and Worse
Imagine coming home after a hard day at work only to find your home flooded after the pipes burst,...
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5 Ways To Kick Start the Savings Habit
The COVID-19 pandemic created a tale of two economies: those who were able to save, and those who...
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8 MediShield Life Myths Debunked
Did you know that if you’re a Singapore citizen or permanent resident, you’re covered under...
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The Art of Balancing Working While Studying
More and more Singaporean students are taking up part-time (or full-time!) work alongside their...
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4 Simple Reasons You Didn’t Get the Raise (and What To Do About It Now)
Getting a raise is quite the gamble for most. You come in early every day, stay till sundown,...
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7 Best Budget-Friendly Ways To Treat Yourself
It’s easy to get caught up in the craze of the city, especially in the uncertain post-pandemic...
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ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CREDIT SCORE
What does credit score mean? The likelihood of a borrower being able to repay a loan is highly...
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Guide to Buying Private Integrated Shield Plan
An Integrated Shield Plan (IP) is one of the most popular types of health coverage, since it helps...
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Money Journals: How I Saved S$100,000 by Age 30
This article is a real-life account of my dear friend, Calista Ng, who has kindly agreed to share...
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Money Journals: IT Business Analyst by Day, Personal Finance Blogger by Night
In previous Money Journals, we got a glimpse into the financial lives of Kang and Ming, two...
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Money Journals: IT Business Analyst by Day, Personal Finance Blogger by Night
In previous Money Journals, we got a glimpse into the financial lives of Kang and Ming, two...
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How to protect your home – Do you have mortgage insurance?
Buying a property in Singapore is a big move, whether you’re going for public housing, or a...
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How to build relationships when starting a new job remotely
Starting a new job is never easy, and starting a job in the middle of a pandemic is even more...
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