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cars are pretty essential for families but then again if yiu want your kid to suffer by normal transport and learn that they are poorer then its ok i guess… i sold my car and made my daughter commute in pblic transport and she started asking me are we poor… are we buying a new car… yada yada …

I always encourage all my friends to switchb to public transport to help in cutting down the carbon footprint. There is no need to have own a car in Singapore as our public transport is so well connected and efficient. Climate changed is real and no longer a profhecy, it’s already knocking on our door. Look at daily news, more and more reports on natural disasters due to climate changed. For the sake of the generation beyond, please make some changes to our ha...

It is time for us to treat ourselve a deserved recharging session for us to go further in career or investment. Reseting the tireness from work and from day to day monitoring of investment.

Since Federal Reserve Chairman testified on Capitol Hill on July 11, the U.S. stock market has been unstable.
On July 24, we saw a 'Black Wednesday' with the S&P 500 dropping 2.3% and the Nasdaq plunging 3.64%—the worst since the AI boom began.  
After a brief stabilization this week, the U.S. stock market resumed its downward trend on Thursday, August 1, with the Nasdaq index falling more than 2%.
Many investors are feeling blindsided and unsure of h...

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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...