UOB EVOL Card Review – 8% cashback online/contactless with $600 min. spend
The UOB EVOL Card is an upgraded version of the UOB YOLO Card with 8% cashback for online and contactless spending with a monthly minimum spend of $600.
What’s going on in Chinese Tech
Chinese technology stocks have sold off massively in this past year. What's going on?
Interactive Brokers removes $10 monthly account minimum fees
Interactive Brokers has removed the US$10 monthly account maintenance fees, making my favourite broker even more accessible with the lowest fees in the market.
Guide to asset allocation
How do you decide how much to invest in stock, bonds, or other asset classes like gold, cryptocurrencies and properties?
Sharesight Review – best in class portfolio and dividend tracking
With portfolio tracking spreadsheets and platforms, we have a realtime understanding of our portfolio performance, track dividend and corporate actions, and more. Such insights can give us a powerful understanding about our investment strategy and refine them if necessary.
Saving more during the pandemic
In many countries, while working hours were reduced across the globe and many lost their jobs entirely, people are actually saving much more during the pandemic.
SingLife reduces interest rates to 1% on the SingLife account from 1 July 2021
Here's yet another bombshell from SingLife - first temporarily closing new signups since their merger with Aviva and then reducing interest rates gradually on their SingLife account from 2.5% to 2% to 1.5% and now 1%.
Mid-2021 investment strategy update
June is already approaching and I thought maybe it's a good opportunity to share an investment strategy update.
UOB Absolute Cashback Card Review – 1.7% cashback, no exclusions, no minimum spend
The UOB Absolute Cashback Card is an absolutely simple but absolutely powerful card, bringing 1.7% unlimited cashback without exclusions - an absolutely joy to use.
V3AA – VWRA with ESG screening
Vanguard launched a new ESG ETF in March - the Vanguard ESG Global All Cap UCITS ETF, an accumulating, Ireland-domiciled ETF that's listed on the London Stock Exchange similar to its sibling VWRA.