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Guide to Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) in Singapore: What It Is and How to Maximise It

What is the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS)? The SRS is a voluntary savings scheme that helps you boost your savings for your golden years. You will be able to get a dollar-for-dollar tax discount on the amount saved to your SRS account. The more you contribute, the more you save...

Secure Your Family’s Future With These 5 Money Moves

Follow these time-tested principles for investing success.

Income Tax Relief: 5 Ideas to Lower Your Payable Tax in Singapore

Singapore offers a variety of tax relief options designed to individuals like you and I ease our financial burden . From personal tax rebates to incentives for upgrading your skills, understanding these relief options can significantly impact your financial strategy. In this blog, we'll explore the different tax relief schemes, how...

5 Key Financial Areas Of Focus That Singaporeans In Their 40s Need To Plan For

Building wealth is a marathon, not a sprint. Don't let short-term corrections distract from your goals.

CPF vs SRS Top-Ups: Which to Choose and What’s the Difference?

Both the Central Provident Fund Special Account (CPF SA) and Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) are designed to help you save for retirement, but they have different structures, rules, and benefits.  Let’s break down the key differences: Table of contents What is a CPF SA AccountWhat is a SRS AccountDifference Between CPF SA...

3 Ways To Protect Your Retirement When Volatility Strikes

Markets may still be bearish, but here are the steps you can take to protect your nest egg.

Top SRS Investment Options to Grow Your Retirement Savings

It's the time of year to wrap up and start planning for taxes. If you're less familiar with the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS), it's a voluntary government scheme designed to complement your CPF savings. For mid- to high-income earners, SRS is a great way to save on taxes. Every...

The Ultimate Early Retirement Plan For Investors In Their 20s

The early 60s is usually seen as the default age for retirement. Fortunately, with careful planning, retiring early doesn’t have to be a pipe dream.

Making the Most of SRS as a Foreigner in Singapore

As a foreigner (or expat) in Singapore navigating financial planning can feel like a journey full of unknowns. For myself, living in Singapore has been quite a journey—I moved here from the UK shortly before the pandemic… talk about poor market timing! Not long after, I met my now-wife, who’s...

5 Things Singaporeans In Their 50s Should Be Doing For A More Secure Retirement

Your 50s should be when you strategise your savings, investments, and debt repayments for your own goals.