A common question from clients is ‘Should I use my money to reduce debt now or should I start investing and saving first? Can I do both and at what cost?’ A plethora of self-help books and information online either declare debt as a deadly sin or heaven-sent. Let’s look at possible ways to think about it.

With investors scrambling to add different asset classes into their portfolios to equal their returns to that of 10-20 years ago, they may be exposed to higher volatility than the past as well.

Majority of people generally transfer their assets only when there is an onset of cognitive decline. However, the delayed timing could bring about significant repercussions to your hard-earned assets.

With property transactions at mind-boggling rates, you may start to wonder if the next generation has the means to own a home. By considering the three types of benefits of every product and service, you might be able to answer some common questions about property.

Very often, dealing with your own finances is a juggling act and it can be difficult to prioritise which items should come first. Here are four quick tips that can help you balance out your loan payments while saving for something big.

When investing, very often we concern ourselves with more visible risks, but inflation is a silent killer. If you do not manage your money and savings well, it will slowly push your desired/ideal lifestyle out of reach. What steps can we take to combat the inflation risk?

Congratulations! You’ve studied hard, completed your exams, and are now armed with your degree or diploma — what now?

Global stocks have grown by more than 600% despite the many crises in the last 25 years. Surprisingly though, not many local households invested their wealth in shares and securities.

One of the best times to plan for an economic downturn is when markets are behaving normally, investors are feeling bullish, the economy is on the mend, and we have clarity of thought.

The issue of an investor buying the “wrong product” and losing significant amounts of capital as a result is not a new one. Do you know whether your advisor is committed to working in your interest?

Close calls, their consequential behavioural biases, periods of volatility, and some tips to attain some peace of mind.

Having children can be amazing, but it can also be overwhelming. These are some financial tips to ensure that you’ve got you and your family covered.

In Singapore, we are fortunate enough to benefit from one of the lowest tax jurisdictions in the world. However, there are ways for us to reduce our taxes even further.

Having some flexibility in your drawdown rate can ensure that your invested funds will last you as long as you need

Creating a will shows love and concern for your loved ones when you’re gone. Don’t undo a lifetime of financial prudence by failing to plan ahead.

Bank interest rates have been at rock bottom for years. Is this something investors should worry about?

Conventional advice says to save up at least 3-6 months of expenses. But is that really enough?

Investing your money can be a faster, cheaper alternative to bank deposits when it comes to saving for your long-term goals.