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Should I use my credit card during holiday season?
Yes, you can use your credit card if you can afford to pay your balance in full when it falls due next month. -PDI/ANN - Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network
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Investing at a time of inflation and asset bubbles
Investors will have to pay attention to country, sector and corporate issuer risk in their search for returns.
Why paying taxes in Singapore is a breeze
Compared with to the global average of 30, the Republic has just five tax payments.
Understanding the rich
A recent survey of the wealth priorities of affluent Asians found that Singaporeans want to make money but tend to eschew advice.
Making S'pore more attractive to funds
To fortify its position as a global wealth management hub, S'pore should make enhancements in the wealth management chain.
How money grows in Singapore
Between 2000 and 2010, M2 money supply grew 135%, or 8.9% a year in the past 10 years, to $401.4 billion.
Don't need? Won't buy
Local celebrity Wong Lilin jokes about giving her kids coins as rewards for as long as she can. -TNP
Curbing the hot money
The statutory reserve requirement might be adjusted to stop speculation and drive away hot money. -Sinchew Daily/ANN
Is gold starting to lose its shine?
A stabilising global economy coupled with a recovery in risk appetite appear to have put gold in the shade - this year alone it has fallen some 7 per cent.
HFT: natural evolution or another scam?
Unless fund and ETF managers also the technology to compete on the same terms as HFT traders, they could lose most trades.
Self worth is not net worth
The way you feel about money might even be a clue to how you feel about your life. -The Brunei Times/ANN
Tailoring this year's hedge
While the outlook for risk assets such as equities seems bright in 2011, there's also a wide range of risks facing investors and borrowers.
Trading through lunch the norm now
It's about managing energy, not time, and a break now and then to refresh and recharge.
Lifting standards in share trading
Thoughts by business industry leaders on the market commentator's Wishlist for the Singapore stock market.
Embracing the right risks
In a changing investment environment, loss aversion should not be confused with risk aversion.
When credit turns into debt
High level of personal debt in Singapore is becoming an issue of great concern. -myp
Bulls likely to run on this year
But there will be periodic bouts of risk aversion triggered by the euro area sovereign debt crisis.
How will stocks perform in 2011?
Predictions for the local market lie in the 12-15 per cent range.
The secret of the truly rich
Is this a case of harmonising intellectual enlightenment with wise spiritual and religious values to achieve spiritual money competence? -The Brunei Times/ANN
 
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