2022 / Blog Posts / General / Singapore
GST Hike: How much does it affect us?
by Hey everyone! As the year is coming to a close, many of us would have one thing on our minds (besides the usual new year’s …
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2022 / Blog Posts / Bonds / Investing / Singapore
Singapore Savings Bonds: An increasingly attractive investment option?
Hi everyone! With the seemingly uncertain economy and the poor performance of various markets (e.g. Crypto, the Stock market) on the whole this year, many …
2022 / Blog Posts / General / Investing
Rice Investing Journey: Update
Hey everyone, Rice here! I know that its been awhile since I posted any articles or any financial related stuff here. Thought it would be …
What is an Inverted Yield Curve?
Hey everyone! For this week’s article, we will go through what is an Inverted Yield Curve. As many of you know, a yield curve is …
What is Moral Hazard?
In this week’s Phrase of the Week, I will cover a type of market failure, Moral Hazard. What is Moral Hazard? Moral hazard occurs when …
What to expect as an incoming University freshie in Singapore! (part 1 of the Back to School series)
by Introduction Hi there! I am The Buttery Croissant, joining Rice on his journey to share more on various topics relating to financial independence. My first …
10 Things You Should Know About Syfe Trade
In this week’s article, I will talk about one of the newest brokers, Syfe Trade! I will go through 10 things one should know about …
2022 / Blog Posts / Global / Investing / Phrase of the Week / Stocks
What is Share Dilution?
Hey everyone! In this week’s Phrase of the Week, I will be going through what share dilution is! Share dilution is a very common concept …
Filtering the noise
What is Noise? So what is Noise? Noise is anything that is the opposite of factual and reliable information such as (but not limited to); …
2022 / Blog Posts / General / Global / Investing / Phrase of the Week
What are market downturns?
Hey everyone! With the stock markets bleeding red in the past few months, I thought it relevant if we talk about market downturns. Well, what are they? …