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How Much Should You Allocate to Angel Investing? A Practical Guide
29 May 2024
Dreaming of striking it rich as an angel investor? This practical guide demystifies the process, from assessing if it's right for you to building a diversified portfolio that maximizes your chances of capturing those elusive big wins.
My Experience with AngelSquad One Year In
27 May 2024
Want to be part of the startup world without starting your own company? My blog post dives into the AngelSquad experience, revealing how this unique community opened doors to investing, networking, and gaining priceless insights from founders and investors worldwide.
Facing "Insufficient Insurance Coverage" Error When Renewing Road Tax? Here's What to Do
23 May 2024
I was unable to renew my road tax due to a silly mistake I've made when purchasing a new car insurance. The error on OneMotoring didnt help either...
The Real Risk of the "Risk-Free" Rate: A Closer Look at Singapore's Inflation Numbers
05 June 2023
Singapore Government Securities (SGS) bonds are often a go-to investment choice for Singaporeans due to their low-risk nature and the assurance of returns. In 2022, the rates on these bonds ranged from 0.5% to 4.4%, offering a seemingly steady investment. However, even these 'risk-free' investments carry hidden risks, the most significant of which is inflation.
High Risk, High Reward - What it means & How to Manage the Downside with Diversification
26 May 2023
In the world of personal finance, you've probably heard the phrase "high risk, high reward". But what does it really mean, and how does it apply to you as a busy professional? Should you therefore avoid all investment opportunities with high returns because they are riskier and can lead you to financial ruins?
Don't sweat the small things on your path to Financial Independence
12 April 2021
You’ve probably read many articles about ditching the $5 coffee, getting the right brokerage, bank, utility account, etc, and buying the right stocks. This article will tell you if you want to reach financial independence, ignore those articles.