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HPS vs DPS in Singapore: How the CPF Home and Dependants' Protection Schemes Compare [2026]

HPS and DPS are CPF insurance schemes in Singapore that cover different risks. Compare eligibility, cover, premiums, claims and exemptions for each scheme.

26 October 2026Read the full insight →
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CPF Contribution Rates in Singapore: Rates by Age and Wage Ceilings [2026]

CPF contribution rates in Singapore depend on your age and two wage ceilings. Check the rates by age, the S$8,000 ceiling and how CPF applies to your bonus.

26 October 2026
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CPF Nomination in Singapore: How to Nominate, What It Covers and What Happens Without One [2026]

CPF savings in Singapore pass by nomination, never by your will. Learn how to nominate online with two witnesses, what is excluded and what happens without one.

26 October 2026
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Markets swung all year. Here's how General Investing portfolios powered by StashAway held up.

Markets swung all year. Here's how General Investing portfolios powered by StashAway held up.

21 October 2026
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Is a Robo-advisor Right for Me?

Where to invest your money isn't always clear. We've broken down the key differences to help.

16 October 2026
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UOB One Account Review [Oct 2026]: Up to 1.9% p.a. Rates and Tiers

The UOB One Account remains a popular savings account that rewards users who credit their salary and spend on UOB cards. The current rate is 3.4% p.a. on balances up to $150,000 SGD.

12 October 2026
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US estate tax and dividend withholding tax for Singapore investors: 2026 guide

Singapore investors face 30% US dividend tax and US estate tax of up to 40% on US assets above US$60,000. See what counts and how Irish ETFs help.

12 October 2026
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The Complete Guide to Money Market Funds in Singapore: A 2026 Guide

What a money market fund is, how MAS rules keep risk low, how yields compare with T-bills and FDs, and where to buy MMFs in Singapore.

12 October 2026
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The Complete Guide to Singapore Treasury Bills (T-Bills) [Oct 2026]

Latest Singapore 6-month T-bill and 1-year T-bill cut off yield are 1.92% and 1.68% respectively. T-bills are still a stable investment choice in this investment landscape.

12 October 2026
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Singapore Best Regular Savings Plan [2026 Guide]: Fees Compared

Discover the top Regular Savings Plans in Singapore for 2026. Learn how to steadily grow your wealth with our comprehensive guide to the best Regular Savings Plans in Singapore.

9 October 2026
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What is a T-bill? How the T-bill auction works

Learn how T-bill auctions work in Singapore, including competitive vs non-competitive bidding, yield calculations, and smart strategies to maximise returns.

9 October 2026
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Estate planning 101: A beginner's guide to legacy planning in Singapore

Start estate planning in Singapore with wills, CPF and insurance nominations, LPA, trusts and healthcare wishes. Get practical examples and a clear checklist.

9 October 2026
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What happens if you passed away without a will in Singapore? Intestacy rules explained

What happens without a will in Singapore? Learn who inherits, how CPF and HDB assets pass, what families must do, and how a will can change the intestacy outcome.

9 October 2026