primarily, all of us know the importance of having enough money. it is survivability after all. not all of us find it easy to stick to the principles of saving and investing diligently though. yet, it is a complete game changer towards building wealth. my habit of investing just $10/day from 3 y

born into a very average middle class family in Singapore, i was brought up by parents that didn't give me much monetarily — in terms of allowances growing up, so that i knew how to work hard out there 🤣 bc of that, whatever i have is truly earned by my own effort which feels sooo liberating

hi girls! it's the 27th of Dec 2025 as i'm writing this and i think there's no better time than now to reflect on our last year before mapping our next! my 2025 wrapped: (share yours w me in the comments!) for me, this was a year of transformation with many things & status chang

hii zesties! my bf & i w be heading to jap some time mid Jan 2026 and i'm starting to feel overwhelmed w all the TT finds (there's just too many spots, i can't decide which to pick & have no idea what is ACTUALLY good!!!) we're gng to, 🎌 osaka 🎌 kyoto & uji 🎌 to

very early on in life, my mum would always say "nothing is easy until you start trying". tbh, i nvr fully grasped what she meant when i was younger, just felt like she was just saying things so i'll get shit done 😭😭 now that i'm a lot older (& wiser) i realised how universal

hi zesties!! i've been done w school for awhile now and i realised i've subconsciously built a 5 digit investment portfolio in less than 3 years just because i budgeted more effectively in poly & uni! ⭐️ here's how i managed my personal finances then and what worked!!!! (˶ˆᗜˆ˵) f

most people think “investment” = stocks, ETFs, property. but yk what? i now realise the highest return of investments are often the ones i've make in myself and my life — things i started WITHOUT a trading account 1️⃣ my skills (career / earning potential) • taking online courses,