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CPF Information for Expats in Singapore
Learn all about CPF, Singapore’s comprehensive social security system that aids employees with retirement savings, family protection, and basic healthcare, in this informative article. If you are an expat eligible for CPF contributions, read on to find out about eligibility conditions, CPF contribution rates, and account types. CPF contributions are divided into four types: Ordinary Account (OA), Special Account (SA), MediSave Account (MA), and Retirement Account (RA). You can also expect to earn about 5% to 6% interest per annum on your CPF funds, which can be invested further using the CPF Investment Scheme. Read on to find out more about CPF’s benefits and how you can make the most of this system.
What women need to know about investing
Making wise financial decisions is crucial for both men and women to maintain a desired standard of living. In this article, we discuss the salient points you need to know about planning your finances as an independent strong woman so that you may never have to face any financial crisis.
Why Singapore is One of the Best Cities for Expats
Financial Planning 101: Everything You Need To Know
How to Protect Yourself During Global Recession
It is essential that you thoroughly analyze all your options when in financial trouble and judiciously take the best course of action. Read this blog post to learn more.
Our Guide to Singapore's Healthcare System
Singapore is among the best in the world when it comes to healthcare. In our guide, you will become aware of the different options available whenever you seek medical services in Singapore, including how you can pay for them and the costs involved.
How to Open A DBS Multi-Currency Account in Singapore
Transactions with foreign currencies are now easy with DBS Multi-Currency Account. Also, find out how you can open an account as a foreigner in Singapore.
Moving To Singapore: A Guide For Expats
Singapore is a tropical island in southeastern Asia that can be mistaken for a mini-paradise. In the 2021 global peace index, Singapore was ranked the 11th most peaceful country in the world.
Saving in Singapore
At first glance this sounds scary but as a matter of fact the low tax rates (compared to major cities around the world) provide a massive advantage when it comes to savings.
Investing Can Be scary
Investing seems like a big deal, might even be scary for some but there are many options when it comes to investment – the most important thing is defining your risk appetite.
The Power of Compounding Interest
Planning for your retirement as early has possible has numerous advantages, compounding interest is one of the most important benefits.
Tips For A Stress-Free Retirement
Many of us struggle when it comes to start saving for our retirement – whether it’s making investment decisions or just getting started with saving in the first place.
5 Principles of Investing That Will Keep You On Track
At times when you feel worried about your investments, take a step back and review these 5 principles of investing to put yourself at ease.
Saving For Your Child’s College Education
For many parents, guiding children through their school years towards a good university education is a passionate wish. Many see it as their parental duty to pay for tuition fees, even if these are for considerably costlier studies abroad.
Why Should You Have A Financial Adviser?
If you have the time to relentlessly follow the markets, are able to conduct in-depth financial projections, are willing to spend most of your time buried in information from all around the internet and are totally OK with making solitary decisions it will be very easy.