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An $80,000 investment in a 'capital protected' fund didn't turn out too well. - The Straits Times
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>> INVESTMENTS AND SAVINGS
  I'll stick to fixed deposits
An $80,000 investment in a 'capital protected' fund didn't turn out too well.
  Bull or bear market, you can make money
STI Futures give retail investors a chance to profit even from a falling stock market.
  Inventor wanted to know his power usage
He first thought of making a domestic energy consumption tracking device three years ago.
  $220 saved from power bill
This home-owner is happy because of device that can track hourly rate of usage, detect appliances left running.
  Time to buy? No - patience is a virtue
Hold the bargain hunting, things just might get worse.
Huh? What's ex-dividend?
Ex-dividend (XD), or without dividend, has nothing to do with ex-bosses or ex-girlfriends. -ST
Don't set a trap for yourself
When investing, know what you are paying for. Ask dumb questions if you must. -ST
>> CREDIT AND LOANS
  What to consider when choosing a mortgage?
Here are some tip from Stanchart. -ST
  Courts undercuts cards to offer credit
Courts offers to give selected customers the amount of the purchases back in cash.
  HSBC unveils mortgage plan that promises interest savings
In its new scheme, interest rate charged on top of benchmark rate drops each year.
  Undergrads face study loan debts too
Some do not understand the full consequences of unsecured credit loans as well as the burden of a study loan. -ST
  What it means to be trapped in bankruptcy
Many are unaware that it comes with several restrictions on one's personal freedom and that it has long-term consequences.
  Man in debt started drinking, gambling after break-up with girlfriend
He indulged in heavy gambling and drinking, accumulating debts of tens of thousands. -ST
  She borrowed $50,000 from parents to fund her shopping
Drawing a $20,000 monthly salary led to a downward spiral for this woman who could not control her spending. -ST
>> INSURANCE
  NTUC Income has portable medical plan
NTUC Income on the Portable Medical Benefits Scheme.
How to S-T-R-E-T-C-H your dollar
Term versus whole life insurance: What you should know before you buy a policy.
  Taking the right dose of health insurance
Shield plans spare you the worry of having to fork out thousands of dollars for that trip to the hospital.
  Earthquake insurance underpriced in Singapore, say reinsurers
'Nat cats' global trend is increasing losses due to higher population density. -BT
What is an annuity?
A step-by-step guide on what an annuity is and why it matters. -ST
New Income scheme ensures lower risk
Many eventually understood and accepted our explanation that the purpose of the restructuring was to protect their financial interests.
  Keeping your kids covered
Tips on getting a life insurance policy for your dependents.
 
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