Chor Khieng Yuit | The Straits Times

Chor Khieng Yuit

Senior Business Correspondent

Singapore households continue to spend as inflation eases in 2023; credit card debt not a concern

How to plan financially for unexpected health issues like cancer

S’pore benefits from rise in M&A deals as Japanese firms look for investments in South-east Asia

Maybank becomes first foreign bank to offer fixed deposits for CPF funds

Gold continues to glitter in 2024: How investors can ride the wave

S’pore passes law to screen investments into entities critical to national security interests

Digital Core Reit eyes Asia-Pacific for growth

Lower borrowing costs in Singapore likely if the US Fed cuts rates in 2024

Insurers see more take-ups of policies despite higher inflation, job uncertainty

S’pore investors cheer as Wall St rallies, but analysts warn good times may not roll into 2024

No changes to the CPF OA rate but there are other ways to get higher returns on CPF savings

Singapore exports enter fragile recovery after 13-month slump with electronics still in the red

CPF members to get boost from quarterly reviews amid high interest rate environment

Singapore households’ finances: Still healthy, but with a chance of cost-of-living pressure

Close to two-thirds of home owners with Sibor mortgages yet to switch as deadline looms

Investors could have more ways to grow retirement funds with plans for new SRS products in 2024

Are young investors growing their wealth the wrong way and should they do it differently?

StanChart says small and medium-sized firms can benefit as global trade flows go digital

Six ‘buy now, pay later’ providers on track to get accredited in S’pore

More people are saving less amid rising costs: OCBC financial wellness index

2.5 million transactions affected by recent DBS, Citibank outages; 810,000 login attempts failed

Minimal impact from foreigners closing their CPF accounts: Koh Poh Koon

Singapore proposes law to regulate significant investments in entities critical to national security

T-bills, SSBs continue to offer investment opportunities, but look elsewhere too: Experts