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Not everyone is lucky enough to be able to travel regularly in their 20s. While I don’t consider myself the jealous type, I couldn’t help but feel a tad envious when I had classmates or friends planning solo grad trips to Japan, Australia or Europe back in the day.

We're in our 50s and own an ageing leasehold condo and HDB flat: Is keeping both a mistake?

Hi Stacked, I have been following your articles and would appreciate it if you can help analyse our present home situation. My husband and I own a unit in Windermere and a 5-room flat at Yew Tee, which are both fully paid. We are in our late 50s: one is retired and the other is semi-retired.

'Silent pickleball': Mountbatten residents trial playing with foam balls to reduce noise

SINGAPORE — In a bid to promote considerate play amid the sport's growing popularity, Mountbatten residents of all ages are giving silent pickleball a go.

First look at BYD's Seal DM-i set to launch in Singapore by Q2 2026

BYD has largely established a foothold in the Singapore market on the indubitable strength of its battery-electric vehicle (BEV) models.

Travelling to Johor Bahru? You can hop on free shuttle buses to 8 tourist hot spots soon

Love going on weekend trips to Johor Bahru? You can hop on a free shuttle bus to eight popular tourist destinations in the city this year.

Senior Discounts in Singapore That Make Everyday Life More Affordable

Life after 55 doesn’t mean slowing down. For many Singaporeans, it’s the stage where time finally opens up—more space for family, hobbies, outings, and personal well-being. What often goes unnoticed is that daily life also becomes more affordable, thanks to a wide range of senior citizen discounts quietly built into Singapore’s system.From groceries and transport to movies, phone plans, fitness, and travel, many cost-saving benefits are already available once you reach your mid-50s or 60s. Most

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Movie Ticket Prices in Singapore 2026: Where to Find the Best Deals Now

Singapore’s cinema landscape has changed dramatically in recent years. With several long-standing operators shutting their doors and streaming platforms becoming part of everyday life, many moviegoers have wondered whether the big-screen experience is slowly fading. Yet for countless Singaporeans, cinemas remain a treasured part of our lifestyle—whether it’s catching a late-night premiere, bringing the kids out during school holidays, or enjoying a simple mid-week escape.

Best Corporate Christmas Catering in Singapore 2026 for Festive Office Feasts

As the final weeks of the year approach and offices gear up to celebrate achievements, teamwork, and holiday cheer, the annual tradition of corporate Christmas dining returns. Whether it’s a cosy small-group lunch in the meeting room, a full-company gathering in a private space, or a stylish catered spread brought directly to your workplace, Singapore’s 2026 festive dining scene offers something to suit every corporate occasion.

Who is responsible for providing health insurance in the UAE?

In the UAE, employers play a central role in providing health insurance for their employees, including domestic workers under their sponsorship. The rules for coverage, however, vary depending on the emirate and whether family members are included.

Sharjah Offers Full Fine Waiver and 50% Fee Reduction for Expired Leases

Sharjah tenants will soon benefit from a special relief scheme as the emirate moves to regularise previously unauthorised lease contracts. The Sharjah Executive Council has approved a settlement for lease agreements signed before the introduction of Law No. (5) of 2024 on real estate leasing and its executive regulations.

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Dubai rent spikes ease as new tenants get more options

Dubai’s property market is showing early signs of cooling after two years of record-breaking highs, marking the beginning of a more stable and balanced cycle for both tenants and investors. Recent data from ValuStrat and Betterhomes indicates that the city’s real estate growth is becoming more measured — with apartment sales rising, villa demand levelling off, and rent growth slowing down.

Where Dubai rents will rise and where they will cool

Dubai’s property market is entering a new and more balanced phase, with prime districts continuing to show healthy growth while mid-range and older areas begin to stabilise. After two years of steep increases, rental growth across the city is expected to return to a more sustainable pace.

How Much Does It Really Cost To Live In Malaysia In 2026? A State-by-State Look

If there’s one thing Malaysians can all agree on this year, it’s that the cost of living has become a national conversation. While official data from the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) shows that inflation has eased to about 1.2% year-on-year as of July 2026, most people would say their wallets tell a different story. Prices may not be soaring, but life certainly isn’t cheap — and where you live makes all the difference.Across Malaysia, the cost of daily life varies dramatically from o

Are credit cards boon or burden for UAE residents now?

For millions of UAE residents, credit cards are a daily convenience — a modern financial tool that offers flexibility, rewards, and protection. But when used without discipline, they can also become one of the quickest ways to fall into financial stress. The difference between a credit card being a benefit or a burden lies entirely in how you use it.

Singapore Airlines Offers Over 380,000 Discounted Tickets

Travel enthusiasts can look forward to exciting deals as Singapore Airlines (SIA) and its low-cost subsidiary Scoot announce the return of their popular Time to Fly travel fair, offering more than 380,000 discounted tickets to a wide range of destinations. The promotion is set to start on October 24, 2026, providing an excellent opportunity for travellers to plan their next getaway.Discounted Fares Across Multiple Classes and DestinationsFor SIA, travellers can enjoy discounts on over 200,000 re

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8 Must-Visit Halloween Events in Singapore This Spooky Season

Halloween is almost here, and while Singapore may not have the traditional trick-or-treat culture, the city offers a variety of events for thrill-seekers and families alike. From immersive haunted experiences to large-scale themed events, here’s a guide to Halloween happenings across Singapore this season.Halloween Horror Nights 13Returning for its 13th edition, Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Singapore runs until November 1. Visitors can explore four haunted houses, two scare zones

Malaysians with Singapore Driving Licences to Access Subsidised Ron95 Fuel Soon

Malaysian citizens holding Singapore driving licences will soon be eligible for the country’s Budi95 fuel subsidy scheme, allowing them to benefit from lower petrol prices when refuelling Malaysia-registered vehicles.The Budi95 initiative, launching on 30 September, currently enables Malaysian drivers with local MyKad and valid licences to purchase Ron95 petrol at RM1.99 per litre, compared to RM2.60 for non-citizens. Vehicles registered in Singapore or Thailand are only eligible for Ron97 at RM

Over 950,000 Singapore HDB Households to Receive U-Save and S&CC Rebates in October

In October, more than 950,000 HDB households in Singapore will benefit from quarterly rebates for utility and conservancy bills, providing financial relief for lower- and middle-income residents.The Ministry of Finance confirmed that eligible households will receive U-Save rebates credited directly to their SP Services accounts, while service and conservancy charges (S&CC) rebates will be applied through the town councils. The exact amount depends on the flat type, ensuring targeted support for

Top 38 Free Things to Do in Singapore This September 2026: From Singapore River Festival to Public Garden and More

Looking for ways to have fun without spending a cent? September 2026 in Singapore is packed with vibrant festivals, cultural events, and community gatherings that won’t cost you anything. Whether you’re into design, food, shopping, or pets, there’s something free for everyone this month.The city’s calendar is especially lively this September, with highlights like light shows along the river, creative markets, and pet-friendly events that bring communities together. Expect to see Singapore transf

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Wah Lau! 8 Best Cheap Laundry Services in SG (2026) – No More Smelly Clothes Pile!

Let’s be real—Singapore’s weather is sibeh humid, and your laundry pile is probably growing faster than your CPF savings. Between sweaty gym clothes, bedsheets that smell like last week’s curry, and those "special care" garments you keep avoiding, doing laundry feels like a part-time job.

6 Must-Know Rules for Singaporeans Buying Property in Malaysia (Before You Commit!)

Malaysia is the top pick for Singaporeans looking to invest in overseas property. Why? Lower prices, close distance, and the flexibility to live there while renting out your Singapore home (or vice versa). But don’t be fooled—despite being just a bridge away, Malaysia’s property market works very differently from ours.

Get Paid $7/Hour to Nap? This SG Company is Hiring Professional Sleepers!

Who says you can't earn money while catching some Z's? Singapore lifestyle brand Yogibo is turning the ultimate dream job into reality – they're hiring "Nap Leaders" to sleep on their comfy beanbags from July to September!

15 Cheap Haircuts in Singapore (2026): Where to Get a Fresh Cut for Under $20

Back in the day, a basic haircut in Singapore cost no more than $8. Fast forward to 2026, and you're likely shelling out close to $20 for a simple trim — and even more if you throw in a wash or beard shaping. That’s a hefty price just to keep your hair tidy.

CPF Launches New All-in-One Planning Tool to Help Singaporeans Manage Housing, Retirement, and Healthcare Needs

Planning your future just got easier with a brand-new platform from the Central Provident Fund (CPF). Launched on 5 July during CPF’s 70th anniversary celebration, the initiative — called PLAN (Plan Life Ahead, Now!) — aims to empower CPF members to make smarter, more confident financial decisions across key areas like home ownership, retirement, and healthcare.

Here Are 5 Smart Strategies to Lower Your RMD Tax Burden

Reaching the age of 73 is a major milestone — not just in life, but in retirement planning. It’s the age when required minimum distributions (RMDs) officially begin for most, meaning you must start withdrawing a portion of your savings from tax-deferred retirement accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s each year.

Singaporean Lives in Thailand, Flies Back Weekly for Work — and Still Saves Money

While most people are trying to find ways to save money in Singapore, one Singaporean has taken an unconventional approach — by moving to Thailand and flying back weekly just to work a single class.

Which Online Supermarket in Singapore Has the Cheapest Delivery? Here’s Your 2026 Guide to Saving on Groceries

Let’s face it — not everyone in Singapore has the time or energy to visit the supermarket after work or on a packed weekend. That’s where online grocery shopping shines. With just a few clicks, you can stock up on daily essentials, browse exclusive deals, and have everything delivered straight to your doorstep.