We all know that we should set some money aside for a rainy day, however, many of us may not know where to start. Covid has jolted many Singaporeans to develop healthier saving habits. Here are some helpful ways to think about saving.

In the second part of our series, we’ll throw a spotlight on CPF — the compulsory savings and pension plan for working Singaporeans and permanent residents.

Conventional advice says to save up at least 3-6 months of expenses. But is that really enough?

Investing your money can be a faster, cheaper alternative to bank deposits when it comes to saving for your long-term goals.

Saving a little bit of money every day can go a long way

What steps can you take in your 50s if you don’t yet have enough to retire on?

How can you find out if you can afford to stop working?

Is early retirement an unrealistic goal for most people? Here are some steps you can take to bring it within your reach.

How much income would you need to retire? In this video, Dr. Marlena Lee of Dimensional Fund Advisors reveals her research on retirement income replacement rates.