retirement

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Retirement seems like a long time away. But is it really? Does it have to be? How can you prepare yourself for retirement, when you want it and on your own terms? Read on to find out all about it.

1 in 2 Singaporeans plan to retire below Singapore’s official retirement, a new survey by SingSaver found.

If you know how you’d prefer your assets to be distributed when you pass on, it’s best to do some legacy planning, rather than have it distributed according to Singapore’s intestacy laws. Here’s a guide to leaving a legacy in Singapore.

Great Eastern survery reveals that retirees without a retirement plan are at greater risk of experiencing financial exhaustion.

Almost 60% of Singaporeans face an uncertain future by not prioritising their retirement planning.

As parents, we are faced with the dilemma of choosing between retirement planning or securing our children’s future. But little do we know that these two actually work hand-in-hand.

96% of parents in Singapore agree that education is their child’s passport to success in life. Yet, one out of every four parents have not started saving for their child’s college education. Are you one of them? This is how you should be saving smartly for your child’s fund.

As parents, today you worry about and prepare for the future of your child. But what about yours? How will your choices today impact your children’s future?

Retirement is an important reality for everyone. Most young people think retirement is a long way off. However, it is important to plan for your life post-retirement if you wish to retain your financial independence and maintain a comfortable standard of living when you are no longer earning.

Do you want to retire early and enjoy a relaxing life? Here’s how to financially plan for a new way of living that will give you the chance to do what you want and be free.