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How much money would make you feel financially stress-free?

For some, it’s having enough savings to handle emergencies.

For others, it’s S$1m+, a paid home, and fewer money worries.

There’s no one “right” number — only what feels secure for your life.

What’s your number?

Try our financial planning spreadsheet to find out.

Doing better financially but still feeling broke?

You’re not alone.

Financial stress can stick around even when you’re saving, debt-free, and making progress.

Start by checking 4 areas: income, expenses, emergency fund, and long-term savings.

Use our financial planning spreadsheet to get clarity.

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Starting your first job… but no insurance at all?

If you’re in your 20s and feeling lost about insurance, you’re not alone.

The real question isn’t “what should I buy?” — it’s “what am I protecting?”

From hospital coverage to critical illness, here’s how to think about insurance in your 20s without overbuying.

Comment “𝗗𝗕𝗙𝗔” if you want clarity before committing to any plan.

In your 20s, insurance can feel overwhelming.

So many plans. So many opinions. So much pressure to “start early”.

But here’s the truth: you don’t need everything.

You need to protect the biggest risks first — your income, your healthcare, and your loved ones.

Start simple. Keep premiums manageable. Build as your life grows.

Buying insurance in your 20s isn’t about more. It’s about what actually protects you.

Comment “DBFA” if you want help figuring out what’s enough for you.

FWD Invest First Summit

Firstly, see how the FWD Invest First Summit compares to other investment-linked policy plans in Singapore: My review of FWD Invest First Summit I think the FWD Invest First Summit is one of the more aggressive long-term investment-focused ILPs in Singapore, especially for investors who can commit for 20 years or more. The biggest selling […]

FWD Invest First Summit Firstly, see how the FWD Invest First Summit compares to other investment-linked policy plans in Singapore: My review of FWD Invest First Summit I think the FWD Invest First Summit is one of the more aggressive long-term investment-focused ILPs in Singapore, especially for investors who can commit f...

At CIMB’s InsureXpo 2026, one line kept repeating: “I just want to stop worrying about money.”

CIMB x NTU found 35.8% of Singaporeans think S$1m–S$2.5m is the financial independence sweet spot, yet many still feel anxious.

Maybe the goal isn’t a number.

Maybe it’s a life you actually enjoy living.

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Diagnosed with a mental health condition… does that mean you’re uninsurable?

Not necessarily.

But it does change how you approach insurance planning.

Repeated applications and rejections can hurt your chances more than waiting strategically.

Age isn’t the biggest issue.

Underwriting and medical loading are.

If you’re worried about getting coverage after a diagnosis, let’s talk strategy.

Comment “𝗗𝗕𝗙𝗔”, and we’ll guide you through your options.

Everyone is asking the same question right now: is the AI boom real innovation… or just money going in circles? 🤔

From Nvidia chips to data centres and enterprise software, the entire AI ecosystem is being built in real time.

But history shows us that revolutionary technology can still come with dangerous hype and overvaluation.

The internet changed the world.

Many dot-com investors still lost money.

Swipe through to understand what matters most for long-term investors in the AI boom.

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What I learnt at CIMB’s InsureXpo 2026

35.8% of Singaporeans say $2.5m is a sweet spot to retire, but less than half started planning

What I learnt at CIMB’s InsureXpo 2026 35.8% of Singaporeans say $2.5m is a sweet spot to retire, but less than half started planning

Is pet insurance in Singapore worth it?

One Reddit user just got a new puppy… but their last dog’s medical bills still sting.

Emergency surgery can cost $5,000–$10,000.

The real question isn’t the premium.

It’s whether you can handle the cashflow shock.

Insurance protects against the worst-case, not routine visits.

Comment “DBFA” if you want help deciding what fits your finances 🐶