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The Fed announced a 50 basis point interest rate cut on Sep 18, once again starting a monetary easing cycle after four years.
How will US rate cuts influence the global market?
What assets are more likely to outperform in the U.S. interest rate cut cycle?
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In this comprehensive live stream, we’ll guide you through everything you need to know about Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and how you can leverage them...

Since the borders have opened, people seem so aggressive toward travelling, especially on the long weekends. Short trips are no longer as cheap as before and driving into JB is now a nightmare. Can only stay in SG and catch up on me time and bond with my kid. Any break is better than no break though!

Many people like to plan their getaways during long weekends due to public holidays but I’m the exception. I prefer to travel during off-peak periods as I dread long queues (like when crossing over to Johor), large crowds and the air fares and accommodation will be cheaper. What do I do then during long weekends?
I think it is important to take breaks to recharge our batteries but it doesn’t have to be away from home. Catching up on dramas and books while munching on healthy sn...

I don’t shop online as much as I used to in my youth. At that time, e-commerce was not that developed in Singapore but Amazon was already a name to be reckoned with in the US with locals starting threads to share deals during its sales and package forwarding service was fast taking off to feed the burgeoning consumer demand for shopping overseas. I would scour ebay and Amazon for items to add to my collection. I was intimately familiar with the airmail rates for USPS.
Now I’m past...