Best Foldable Phones to Buy in Singapore (2026): Slimmer, Smarter, and Sharper Than Ever

How Smart Malaysians Turn Debt Into Wealth (And Why It’s Not Always a Bad Thing)

For many Malaysians, the word debt instantly sparks anxiety — visions of unpaid credit cards, rising interest, and constant phone calls from banks. Parents often warn their children to avoid loans at all costs, seeing them as traps rather than tools. But here’s a mindset shift worth considering: debt isn’t automatically bad.Debt is simply a financial instrument. And like any tool, it can either hurt or help you — depending on how you use it. When managed with strategy and discipline, the right k

Live on the Cheap With These 16 Jobs That Provide Housing

When people think about saving money, they usually focus on cutting small expenses. But there’s one massive cost that often gets overlooked: rent. Housing is usually the biggest monthly bill, and eliminating it can completely change your financial situation.That’s where jobs with free housing come in.Across the U.S. and around the world, there are roles—many of them entry-level or seasonal—that allow you to live where you work. In some cases, housing is private. In others, it’s shared employee a

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Malaysia to introduce newly designed passport and identity card within 6 months: Minister

Malaysia will introduce a newly designed passport and identity card (MyKad) with additional security features within six months, said Malaysian Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail on Thursday (Jan 8).

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Seeking successor: Holland Village XO Fish Head Bee Hoon selling business, recipe for $300k

He once refused to sell the business for $1.5 million, now Ricky Lau is offering the iconic Holland Village XO Fish Head Bee Hoon and its secret recipe for $300,000.

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8 Old-School Paint Colours Designers Say Are Making a Comeback — Add Vintage Charm Without the Dated Look

After all, good design is timeless—and sometimes, the best way to move forward is to take a little inspiration from where we've been.

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How Gen Z and Millennials Can Build a Retirement Fund of S$550,000 and Beyond

A recent DBS Group study, analysing data from two million customers, highlighted that younger investors—Generation Z and Millennials, aged 25 to 44—are at risk of falling behind when it comes to saving for retirement.According to the research, a retiree in Singapore aged 65 will need at least S$550,000 to cover basic living expenses for the following two decades. If one wants to enjoy travel or personal hobbies, that figure rises to around S$1.3 million.The challenge is that many young professio

The Ultimate Guide for New Launch Properties in Malaysia

Thinking about buying a new launch property in Malaysia? Whether you’re stepping into the market for the first time, upgrading your living space, or scouting for an investment with long-term potential, the process can feel like a maze. With countless projects emerging across the country, knowing where to begin is half the battle won.This guide brings together everything you need to understand before making your move — from first-time buyer essentials to location-based recommendations and project

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What solo travel in my 30s taught me that my 20s never could

Not everyone is lucky enough to be able to travel regularly in their 20s. While I don’t consider myself the jealous type, I couldn’t help but feel a tad envious when I had classmates or friends planning solo grad trips to Japan, Australia or Europe back in the day.

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Which jobs pay the highest median salaries in Singapore?

Flying instructors have soared to the top of Singapore’s earnings list, bringing home a median gross monthly salary of $20,000, according to the latest Occupational Wage Survey released by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM).

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3 Singapore Stocks at 52-Week Lows: Hidden Opportunities or Risky Traps?

When a stock reaches its 52-week low, it presents an intriguing dilemma for investors. On one hand, these heavily discounted prices could offer a rare chance to acquire solid companies at bargain levels. On the other, they could signal potential value traps, with shares declining further and forcing investors to hold longer than anticipated.Here, we take a closer look at Wilmar International (SGX: F34), StarHub (SGX: CC3), and Riverstone Holdings (SGX: AP4), all trading near their 52-week lows,

Support for Hawkers Amid Rising Costs in Chinatown

A braised duck stall owner in Chinatown has come to the defense of a fellow hawker who faced criticism for introducing a gas and oil surcharge.