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Scale Back Your Debts Before You Retire – Don’t Let Debts Mar Your Golden Years

January 14, 2014 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

A very common assumption among people is that retirement is equivalent to being debt free. All your credit cards have zero balances, your home mortgage is paid off and you only have a car payment as you’ve got some amazing financing deal from the dealership. When you thought of retiring, a mortgage payments wasn’t certainly […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Credit Card Debt, Debt Consolidation, Financial Health, Retirement

Welcome The Year 2013 By Becoming Wealthier And Healthier

December 31, 2012 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

It’s the time of the year again where you and I recall what we have done wrong, what we have done well and what we could have done better… In a short moment’s time… we will be saying good bye to the year 2012 and welcoming the year 2013! As Usual… Some Questions To Ask […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Automated Stock Systems, Book Knowledge, Chinese Physicians, Family Time, Financial Planner, Health, Property Investment, Retirement, Tui Na, Value Investing

Is Lack of Adequate Income When You Retire A Concern For You As Well?

May 10, 2012 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

I was on Facebook surfing around when I saw this Interesting Poll Question done up by AIA Singapore FB Page and this was what’s been asked… And seems like there is a good number of people who are concerned about having enough to spend or to last through their Retirement, followed by the concern to […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: Action Plan, Bank Account, Bonds, Business, Commodities, Compounding, Equities, Forex, Inflation Rate, Investment, Money Market Funds, Property, Real Estate, Retirement, Retirement Number, Retirement Planning, Time

Are You Financially Planned In 2011 And Prepared For 2012?

December 31, 2011 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

In just a few hours, we will be saying goodbye to Year 2011 and welcoming 2012… how are you, in the financial planning aspects? Some Questions To Reflect Back In 2011 If you are not too sure of your current state, here’s some general questions that you can ask yourself and it’s also a good […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: 2011, 2012, Accident Plans, Economy, Financial Planning, General Insurance, Health Insurance, Investment, Retirement, Savings, University Education

It’s The Time Of The Year – Month For Holiday, Spending & Bonus

December 19, 2011 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

Yeah! It’s the time of the year where people have already planned (and went) their holidays, made out a long list of items to buy (to pamper themselves or just anybody in mind) and collecting their well deserved bonus! And in the usual Financial Planning sense – if you are one of those who are fond of spending away your […]

Filed Under: Money Matters Tagged With: Accident Plans, Children Saving Accounts, CPF, Donation, Endowment, Health Insurance, Regular Savings Plan, Retirement, Saving, SRS Account, Stocks, Tax Relief, unit trust, Year End Bonuses

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