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ST InvestMe

Learn how to manage your money better at InvestMe event on Sept 17

To sign up for this course, subscribe to The Straits Times InvestMe package.
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Young & Savvy

Small clicks, big comfort: Why it’s okay to love keycap keyrings and other collectibles

What the writer finds appealing is the experience of customising her own keyboard keycaps keyring.
What the writer finds appealing is the experience of customising her own keyboard keycaps keyring.

Staff at Singapore banks reap big windfall as company stocks shoot up

Unlike buying shares through the stock market, participating in an employee share purchase plans allows eligible staff to contribute a fixed sum from their monthly salary over a pre-determined period.
Unlike buying shares through the stock market, participating in an employee share purchase plans allows eligible staff to contribute a fixed sum from their monthly salary over a pre-determined period.

Dear young investors, your biggest asset is time

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

(From left) Senior business correspondent Angela Tan, chief executive of SingCapital Alfred Chia and senior consultant psychiatrist David Teo on a panel discussion at ST InvestMe’s Invest to Live, not Live to Invest event in the SPH Media Auditorium on July 18.
(From left) Senior business correspondent Angela Tan, chief executive of SingCapital Alfred Chia and senior consultant psychiatrist David Teo on a panel discussion at ST InvestMe’s Invest to Live, not Live to Invest event in the SPH Media Auditorium on July 18.

Don’t make yourself unhappy by comparing your finances with others’: ST InvestMe panel

(From left) ST senior business correspondent Angela Tan, SingCapital chief executive Alfred Chia, Connections MindHealth senior consultant psychiatrist and deputy medical director David Teo and ST Invest editor Tan Ooi Boon in an ST InvestMe panel discussion on July 18.
(From left) ST senior business correspondent Angela Tan, SingCapital chief executive Alfred Chia, Connections MindHealth senior consultant psychiatrist and deputy medical director David Teo and ST Invest editor Tan Ooi Boon in an ST InvestMe panel discussion on July 18.

Man wanted share of wife’s $450k insurance payout for stroke during divorce

The High Court disallowed a man’s claim on his former wife’s insurance payout from her critical illness policies, as it ruled the sum was meant for her long-term care.
The High Court disallowed a man’s claim on his former wife’s insurance payout from her critical illness policies, as it ruled the sum was meant for her long-term care.

Lottery winnings and scam losses are shared between divorcing spouses

Insurance payouts that are meant for the family can be shared in a divorce.
Insurance payouts that are meant for the family can be shared in a divorce.

Being rich is successful? 40% of Singaporeans seem to think so

A recent survey found that 40 per cent of Singaporeans think one can be considered “successful” only if they are rich.
A recent survey found that 40 per cent of Singaporeans think one can be considered “successful” only if they are rich.

Rethink wealth and build a meaningful life at the July 18 InvestMe event

To sign up for this course, you need to subscribe to The Straits Times InvestMe package.
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