After contemplating for some time, I decided that it was time to shed the "bluish" look that has stuck with this blog for the past 1 to 2 years. So I am trying out something new and sticking to a really clean look which I hope readers will actually find more soothing to the eyes. I am not a design kind of person so do bare with me. I remember that there were some offers to help me design the blog (for a fee of course), but I could not afford it. Anyway, the look is new but the content remains the same.
I must admit that I am guilty of not pushing out enough posts to satisfy my readers. There is always this fear that I am boring readers to death and that there is really nothing interesting I can write about.
Okay, question of the day: Will Greece default on their debts?
If so, how can we profit from it?
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Trying to compile the salary pay scale for the Singapore civil service. Somehow, I only managed to find the figures for 2011. There are p...
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In my previous article , I compared an endowment plan with an ILP. Many might think that an ILP is a silly way to save for my child's ed...
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Everybody loves free stuff. So as part of the Christmas Celebrations, I am giving away MONEY! ANYONE can earn it. Just leave a comment on th...
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Many young graduates who are seriously considering joining the civil service are likely curious to find out what is the starting pay or sala...
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Here are some frequently asked questions about sgfinancialfreedom: Q: How do you compute your networth? A: I compute my networth by adding m...
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