2023 / Blog Posts / General / Global / Investing / Phrase of the Week
What is the Lender of Last Resort?
by Phrase of the Week Hey everyone! In this week’s phrase of the week, we will talk about the Lender of Last Resort. So what is …
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2022 / Blog Posts / General / Singapore
GST Hike: How much does it affect us?
Hey everyone! As the year is coming to a close, many of us would have one thing on our minds (besides the usual new year’s …
2022 / Blog Posts / Bonds / Investing / Singapore
Singapore Savings Bonds: An increasingly attractive investment option?
Hi everyone! With the seemingly uncertain economy and the poor performance of various markets (e.g. Crypto, the Stock market) on the whole this year, many …
What is an Inverted Yield Curve?
Hey everyone! For this week’s article, we will go through what is an Inverted Yield Curve. As many of you know, a yield curve is …
What is Moral Hazard?
In this week’s Phrase of the Week, I will cover a type of market failure, Moral Hazard. What is Moral Hazard? Moral hazard occurs when …
What to expect as an incoming University freshie in Singapore! (part 1 of the Back to School series)
by Introduction Hi there! I am The Buttery Croissant, joining Rice on his journey to share more on various topics relating to financial independence. My first …
10 Things You Should Know About Syfe Trade
In this week’s article, I will talk about one of the newest brokers, Syfe Trade! I will go through 10 things one should know about …
2022 / Blog Posts / Global / Investing / Phrase of the Week / Stocks
What is Share Dilution?
Hey everyone! In this week’s Phrase of the Week, I will be going through what share dilution is! Share dilution is a very common concept …
Filtering the noise
What is Noise? So what is Noise? Noise is anything that is the opposite of factual and reliable information such as (but not limited to); …
2022 / Blog Posts / General / Global / Investing / Phrase of the Week
What are market downturns?
Hey everyone! With the stock markets bleeding red in the past few months, I thought it relevant if we talk about market downturns. Well, what are they? …