A lot of people assume the answer is automatically no, but in Singapore, it usually comes down to how early you start building wealth and preparing for the downpayment. Most people who manage to buy in their 20s aren’t necessarily earning extraordinary salaries (like me when I bought my first house

Here’sWhy I personally think Gold is a 6/10! 🚨Disclaimer!🚨 What you are about to read is facts mixed with personal opinion. This is NOT meant to be taken as financial advice but rather just sharing information. Do seek a financial consultant or advisor or do your own research before purchasing

So how on god’s green earth did I manage to save $100,000.00 before even hitting 30? 🚨Disclaimer! 🚨 This is my route and the decisions I made to get it to work. What worked for me may not 100% work for you so do consider your own situation before doing the same as me! Do consult a licensed Fina

🚨DISCLAIMER!! 🚨 These are just some tips that I want to share from my personal experience raising my kids while juggling work. Your journey or experiences may differ from mine so do check your current situation before deciding what to do! I think personally I LOVE BABIES, so it didn’t really fe

🚨DISCLAIMER! I am not telling you to quit, change your job or not get a degree, just sharing my personal experience! Getting a job without a degree in Singapore is actl damn difficult. (Employers market rn + stigma against non-degree holders, im sure some of yall can relate) 😣 So how on earth d

Every time I tell someone I’m a Financial Advisor (FA), I always get the SAME reaction: 😒 “Oh, you’re one of them ah..” And Honestly, I gets. With all the horror stories on the Social Media and even ST, its easy to assume that every FA is out there trying to hard-sell every friend they ha

Disclaimer 🚨 I’m not here to tell you to stay or leave, just giving you the checklist I used to make sense of my own career. These days, everyone says: “You must job-hop to grow and earn more.” And honestly? For MANY people, it’s true. Better pay, faster progression, more exposure.

DISCLAIMER 🚨🚨 This is my story on how I got my house so it may not be the same for everyone. So please please plan accordingly based on your preference and financial position! 🥳 As the title mentions when I wanted to settle down and the topic of buying a house came up, I realized I actl didn’t

DISCLAIMER 🚨🚨 Everyone has their own journey, how I did it may not be the same for yours so pleaseee dont put pressure on yourself! Remember Owning a car is ultimately a lifestyle not a neccessity I’m sure we can all agree that owning a car is super ex in Singapore especially with COE increasin

I always thought that burnout looked like “breaking down”. but sometimes, it’s just you, still functioning, still showing up, but feeling… off. you wake up tired. you scroll more than you speak. you laugh at things but don’t really feel them anymore. and the worst part? you convince your

Hello Alynn heres Hey zestiess 🍋 no one told me that once you start working, you can’t spend 100% of what you earn anymore 😭 back then, when I got allowance, I’d just spend everything. cause if I ran out, I could just wait for next week. but adulting? yeah, no “next week” anymore 💀 eve

When my first paycheck came in, I thought I was so ready. Spoiler alert: I wasn’t 😭 The first thing I did was treat myself (I mean you work so hard…ofc you should pamper yourself righttt 🤠) Like new clothes, grab food orders, random snacks ykyk But by the end of the month… I had no idea