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Track expenses down to the cent – or keep it simple? Find something that works for you

Tracking expenses is recommended, but people can find their own ways to stay on top of finances.

(Left to right) Straits Times senior correspondent Chor Khieng Yuit, alongside Tan Huey Min, general manager of Credit Counselling Singapore, and Leon Loh, financial services consultant at Gen Financial Advisory, at the Straits Times InvestMe session on Sept 17.

How to tap credit card perks and spend safely in retirement without falling into a debt trap

Can’t bear to downsize your home? Think of it as rightsizing

Even rich people feel anxious about money

Me & My Money

Her education business started from a 4-room HDB flat at age 24

Nicolette Ng started giving tuition at 24 and now runs a chain of Write Edge education centres.

How three S’poreans lost their savings by investing in unsuitable financial products

A retiree ended with losses because he borrowed over $1.4 million to buy insurance products.

How to pick the best property to live or invest in

When you are looking for a home, you should always pick the one that would also be desired by other buyers.

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InvestMe Events

Be the boss of your money: Watch the ST InvestMe discussion

ST InvestMe panelists share how budgeting and tracking cash flows leave room to have fun.

(From left) Straits Times senior correspondent Chor Khieng Yuit, with Tan Huey Min from Credit Counselling Singapore, and Leon Loh from Gen Financial Advisory, at the Straits Times InvestMe session on Sept 17..

How much money is enough? Watch and learn from the video of the second InvestMe event

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Retire with more money? Learn how to grow $1m in your CPF from the first InvestMe event video

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Nov 19 event: Financing Your Dream Life

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Jan 2027 event: Real or not? Important rules for real estate you should know before buying

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Best of ST Invest

Investor lost over $10m after entrusting remisier with trading account password

The remisier used the password to create fake records to dupe the investor into thinking his money was safe.

The remisier used the password to create fake records to dupe the investor into thinking his money was safe.

When a ‘friend’ caused a $5m investment loss

Property valuation reports: Why it pays to pay for one

When owners fight over new HDB flats

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