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Starting a family marks the beginning of new responsibilities. There are no instruction manuals when it comes to raising children and parenting may sometimes feel like a challenging ride.

As a mum, I believe that with the right support, a positive attitude along with some smart financial planning, we can achieve our personal goals and craft the future that we want!

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2025 Singapore Family Benefits Guide: Grants, Baby Bonuses, Leave Schemes & Tax Reliefs 

Raising children in Singapore is a rewarding journey, but it also comes with financial considerations. Fortunately, the Singapore government offers a variety of grants, parental leave schemes, baby bonuses, and tax reliefs to support families. Whether you’re expecting a child, navigating the preschool years, or planning for tertiary education, this guide outlines the key family benefits available.

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Navigating the Sandwich Generation: How to Balance Rising Costs While Securing Your Financial Future

Feeling the squeeze? Navigating the Sandwich Generation means juggling aging parents, growing kids, and rising costs — all while trying to build our own financial future.

Government payouts help, but let’s be real — they won’t last forever. How do we keep up without feeling like we’re always one step behind? The answer isn’t just saving — it’s about growing our wealth and playing to win from the start.

Are we planning for short-term relief or long-term security? Let’s rethink how we approach financial stability before rising costs make the decisions for us.

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8 Financial Planning Tips for Newlyweds in Singapore

For most Singaporean couples, wedding planning, home renovation, and family discussions take center stage. However, financial planning for newlyweds is just as crucial. Open discussions about money help couples prepare for unexpected challenges, align financial goals, and secure their future. From setting a joint budget to managing debt and investments, here are eight essential financial planning tips to help newlyweds in Singapore navigate their journey together.

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Navigating Perimenopause: A Guide for Women 30s and Beyond

Perimenopause is more than just a physical transition—it can impact your finances, too. From prioritizing health and wellness to planning for medical costs and long-term financial security, this guide will help you navigate perimenopause with confidence. Learn how to take charge of your well-being and financial future today!

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The Young Parent’s Guide to Will Writing in Singapore

Writing a Will is essential for young parents to secure their children’s future and manage assets. Learn about guardianship, trusts, digital assets, and tips to avoid common mistakes. Explore affordable Will-writing options in Singapore to ensure peace of mind for your loved ones.

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What to Say and What Not to Say to Someone with Cancer

Soon, I came to realise what we say to her was very critical. It is important to be mindful and to speak with empathy. Thus, I hope this article will be useful for those living with someone who has cancer, caregivers of cancer patients, and friends and families visiting loved ones battling cancer.

Do You Know How to Do a Financial Checkup for Yourself?

A financial checkup is essential to keep track of your financial health. This article outlines 6 easy steps to help you assess where your money is, review your current and future financial plans, set a budget, check your insurance coverage, and plan for retirement. It emphasizes the importance of understanding your expenses, securing adequate insurance, and seeking professional advice when needed. Regular checkups ensure that your finances are aligned with your goals, and make it easier to work towards financial freedom. A well-executed financial checkup can pave the way for a stress-free future for you and your loved ones.

How to Start Planning for Early Retirement in Your 30s: 8 Simple Steps

Planning for retirement in your 30s is essential for building a secure future. Start by setting your retirement age and estimating life expectancy. Calculate your desired retirement income, then assess your current savings and investments. Account for inflation, calculate the savings you need, and consider tax benefits. Regularly review your plan to stay on track. Starting early allows you to grow your funds and secure a stress-free retirement.

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