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Get Rich or Die Playing: What is the CASHFLOW Game and How to Play it
Are you someone who dreams of becoming financially free and retiring early, but feel overwhelmed by financial jargon and complicated investing strategies? What if I told you that
“FIRE Your Retirement” 11.11 Flash Book Sale
You may know that I am the author of the book “FIRE Your Retirement: 3 Simple Steps to Financial Independence and Retire Early”. I want to give you
Invitation to my new Telegram Channel
If you are following my blog and you are serious about financial freedom, I invite you to be among the first to join my new Telegram Channel –
Financial Freedom: 3 Financial Lessons I Learned Unexpectedly
In nearly 20 years of my school life, I was never given a financial lesson on budgeting, investing or anything relevant to my personal finances. Somehow I feel
How to Set SMART Goals for Your Financial Freedom
If you want to achieve financial freedom, you need to set it as a goal first. But having a goal is not enough, it has to be a SMART
3 Financial Freedom Pitfalls That Gen Y Fall into and How to Fix It
Are you a Gen Y working towards your financial freedom? Maybe you are in your 20s and 30s with a career that’s just starting to take off; maybe
How Economic Value of Your Time Determines Your Financial Freedom
What is the most expensive thing in your life? Is it your house, your car, your jewellery or your watch? Turns out, it is your time… Can you believe
How to get out of financial mediocrity
Do you know someone who is always broke? You probably do. “Broke” in today’s context, especially in Singapore, is no longer about not being able to provide yourself
Three things nobody tells you about financial freedom
Have you ever asked yourself, how much do you need to have financial freedom? Well, that could be a wrong question to start with. There is often this misconception that