Money Smarts

Eager to scrimp? Follow our practical money-saving ideas to raise your little one within your budget.

Working mum of two Long Li Yann says the government’s cash gift and co-savings scheme has been a great help.

Find your ideal “all-in-one” credit card to help manage your monthly spending and bills.

Find out how much you’ll need to bring up a baby to adulthood. Plus, practical tips on growing your money!

Crib, diapers, wipes and the list goes on. But there’s one important investment worth every penny in preparation for the arrival of your bundle of joy. Read on to find out more.

Entertaining people is a full-time job but these personalities have parlayed their star power into thriving money-making enterprises!

Here are helpful tips if you are preparing those red packets for the Lunar New Year visits!

Follow these simple strategies to help junior wise up to the value of money and get fiscally fit.

These cost-effective substitutes to store-bought toys should keep your kewpie occupied!

A guide to kid-friendly spots that won’t cost you anything.

Raising kids is a costly business in Singapore. Here’s how to save a few cents here and there — it adds up.

No drastic changes needed to cut your power and water costs, simply follow these energy- and money-saving strategies!

Start early and teach your child about the importance of money with these amusing and simple leisure activities.

What parents need to know about drawing up a will to ensure that their children are well looked after…

Here’s how to save on raising your toddler.

Get smart with your cash to set aside money for your new arrival

Here’s how to smooth your journey to fiscal fitness.

These business-minded new mums are determined to help people find dream homes without any hassle.

Here’s how you plan for financial freedom.

An insurance policy protects your child from the uncertainties of healthcare costs. Learn how to shop for the right plan…

They may seem awkward and intrusive, but talking about money will give your kids a healthier perspective on that topic.

Besides planning for your kids, you also need to plan for yourself.

Here’s how to develop good financial habits.

Wise up to ways to enjoy big savings by making small changes.

Forget forking out $400 for bubba’s photo shoot and capture spot-on snaps of junior yourself with our tips.