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Money Mentor

More young Singaporeans investing early, but some prefer luxury bags over the stock market

Sim Swee Kee, 23, started investing in the Singapore market when he turned 18.
Sim Swee Kee, 23, started investing in the Singapore market when he turned 18.

Headstart On Record Podcast

Pay transparency: What to do after finding out a colleague’s salary is higher than yours

How Singapore investors are using brokerage AI tools to analyse portfolios, gain insights

Brokerage firms such as Moomoo, Tiger Brokers (pictured) and Longbridge are offering AI-powered features to help investors digest news and headlines, analyse earnings data and gain insights into their portfolios.
Brokerage firms such as Moomoo, Tiger Brokers (pictured) and Longbridge are offering AI-powered features to help investors digest news and headlines, analyse earnings data and gain insights into their portfolios.

Me & My Money

He saved $8k as a teen, but lost it in bad investments. Now he champions Islamic finance

Muhammad Ridhwaan Radzi is the managing director of Muslim investment platform RizqX.
Muhammad Ridhwaan Radzi is the managing director of Muslim investment platform RizqX.

Courting the next generation: How wealth managers are keeping family business assets within the bank

Jerrome Ng (left) and Kenneth Yeow at UOB PriviGen, the bank’s programme for young family members of wealthy clients.
Jerrome Ng (left) and Kenneth Yeow at UOB PriviGen, the bank’s programme for young family members of wealthy clients.

Headstart On Record Podcast

Invest in stocks and ETFs because your friend says so? Why friends and finances don’t always mix

Me & My Money

He goes from living on $1 bread to running his own mocktail business

Chester Koh went from struggling personal trainer to F&B entrepreneur.
Chester Koh went from struggling personal trainer to F&B entrepreneur.

How an American employee, 26, saved $390,000 by watching her spending

Some American Gen Zs are opening retirement accounts earlier than prior generations and contributing the maximum allowed each year.
Some American Gen Zs are opening retirement accounts earlier than prior generations and contributing the maximum allowed each year.

Headstart On Record Podcast Recap

Timing the market or regular investing, and why job hopping isn’t always bad

Young & Savvy

Why I’d rather spend on holidays than save for a house

Many Gen Zs and millennials around the world see home ownership as something so expensive and far off that they would rather spend on present enjoyment such as travel.
Many Gen Zs and millennials around the world see home ownership as something so expensive and far off that they would rather spend on present enjoyment such as travel.

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