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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

Are You Depending On Your Bank Savings Account For Your Retirement?

September 23, 2011 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

Have you checked out your local banks’ websites (notice the ‘s’ for the banks) and their revised interest rates for having a normal savings account with them? If you have not… please do check them out now and come back to this post later… because if you have always depend on your savings account to […]

Filed Under: Money Matters Tagged With: Bank, Compounding Interest, Fixed Term Deposits, Foreign Savings Account, Forex, Higher Interest Rate, Interest Rates, Lower Interest Rate, Options, Real Estate, Rule of 72, Stocks, Unit Trusts

Shares: Should You Buy-And-Hold, Buy-And-Sell Or Sell-And-Take-Loss?

February 28, 2011 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

If you are into investing with shares, you would have came across or learned about the above three phrases: – Buy And Hold – Buy And Sell – Sell And Take Loss I am not a Professional Stock Investor and I have not really made Thousands out from my investments. But I am starting to […]

Filed Under: Make Money With Tagged With: Buy And Hold, Buy And Sell, investing, IPO, Sell And Take Loss, Shares, Stocks

How To Financially Prepare Yourself For 2011

December 20, 2010 By Dexter Chan Leave a Comment

2010 is coming to an end soon and we will be welcoming 2011 in around 11 days time! And before the year ends, this is a good time for you and I to look into our Financial Planning. What Are The Areas That We Can Look Into? In simple terms with regards to Financial Planning, […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning Tagged With: 2010, 2011, Budget, Credit Cards, Debts, Financial Education, Financial Investments, Health, ILP, Insurance Portfolio, Loans, Properties, Stocks, Unit Trusts

Learn The Basics To Stock Trading With These Two Books

June 6, 2010 By Dexter Chan 1 Comment

As you know, part of a good Financial Plan, would include having instruments that help you to 1. Make your money work harder (not you working hard to make the extra dollar) so that you can achieve your goals faster and having adequate savings for your retirement 2. Beating the inflation (when the price of a […]

Filed Under: Money Matters Tagged With: Adam Khoo, Books, Conrad Alvin Lim, EPS Growth Rate, Fair Value, Ho Kok Mun, Intrinsic Value, Investors, Net Profit Margin, Option Trading, Return of Equity, Stock Trading, Stocks

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