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Change rules to boost CPF top-ups
Make some fundamental changes to withdrawal policy. -myp - my paper
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Why we spend the way we spend
Taking control of your money will not happen by magic; it will require conscious choice.
More caution needed with future investments
Reader surprised that Temasek Holdings invested A$401.5 million (S$396.1 million) in Australian childcare chain ABC Learning which went into receivership. -myp
5 ideas to strengthen economy
Reader suggests building the Singapore brand and building a third integrated resort on Christmas Island. -myp
'Paying' the middle class to spend
The government can help our financial situation by giving consumers more incentives to spend.
Union body should keep tabs on bank
Reader hopes NTUC will ensure that both unionised and nonunionised employees are protected. -myp
Thank heavens for 80-cent kopi
As an American living and working in Singapore as a permanent resident, John is smack in the middle of the global economic crunch.
4 suggestions for weathering difficult times
Some tips on surviving the economic downturn.
Financial profiling: Go for full fact-find
Those asking for 'no advice' put themselves at greater risk if their investment sours.
Buying stocks? Squeeze first
Don't get all tangled up - here's how to avoid being wiped out in the market.
Which credit products are suited to the masses?
Discussion of credit products and what to consider before investing in them.
'Asian dollar' still a dream
The buildup of an 'Asian dollar' still lacks many indispensable conditions, which a financial crisis cannot create.
Sales targets put pressure on relationship managers
The root of the problem lies in the fact that most, if not all, banks set monthly sales targets for RMs.
How to survive a bear's mauling
Past financial crises - and a friend's investment misery - hold valuable lessons for this market writer.
Set up financial-sales watchdog
The issue reflects a lack of stringent surveillance and control of the financial-services sector.
Banks should use needs-analysis forms
This can help protect the interests of less savvy investors.
Time to make sellers beware, not just buyers
Surviving a downturn
How well will Singapore's businesses, and Singaporeans generally, cope with an extended economic slowdown? What needs to be done to ease their burden?
Shedding light on the factors
How did things get so bad so fast? Truth is, the current global financial crisis was a long time coming. -ST