From higher bus and train fares to a lower electricity tariff, here's our weekly round-up of Singapore's top finance news.

I was first introduced to Revolut in a moment of desperation. I was set to fly off to London on a Sunday night, and realised only on the same Sunday afternoon that I didn't have a multi-currency card ...

Everybody loves credit card sign-up promotions, but not many of us realise the promotions don’t end with a welcome gift. Banks actually shower us with tons of lifestyle deals and perks just for owning ...

Manage your spending pattern, grow set-aside funds and get more value from planned purchases on your salary with Mari Savings ...

If you’re a pet owner in Singapore, chances are you’ve wondered the same. Pet insurance in Singapore is becoming more popular as vet bills climb for both routine and emergency care. From unexpected ...

Tiq Pet Insurance positions itself as an affordable, flexible plan with some surprisingly strong perks—especially for young pets. Premiums start from $355.20 for dogs and $296.00 for cats, placing it ...

Unfortunately, their kid’s pricing goes by height so if you have a tall kid, you’re out of luck. If you’ve reached the end of this article, congrats! We hope this has stimulated your appetite—I ...

If someone asked you to name the highest paying job in Singapore, chances are "doctor" or "lawyer" came to mind first. Kiasu parents have been steering their kids toward medicine and law for decades, ...

Johor Bahru (JB) may be one of the most popular travel destinations for Singaporeans, but if you’re like me and have explored almost every inch of the place, let me offer an alternative—Kuala Lumpur ...

Singaporeans love their miles cards—but there’s one thing many forget to track: when those hard-earned points expire. With many cards, you don’t earn miles directly. You earn points first, then ...

For my cat’s past 2 birthdays, these are the homemade birthday “cakes” I made for her: I thought my handiwork had improved—that latest birthday cake ain’t half bad, right? A kind family friend even ...

Ask any Singaporean what the “Singaporean Dream” means, and for decades, the answer was simple: the 5Cs. Cash, Condo, Car, Credit Card, Country Club. I remember hearing about them as early as primary ...