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The second part of this CPF guide offers five more lesser-known ways for you to maximise value from the world-class pension scheme.
From the vast Gobi Desert to the snow-capped Tianshan Mountains, follow a journey across Xinjiang where the ancient Silk Road comes alive through breathtaking landscapes, timeless cities, and a vibrant mix of cultures at the crossroads of Asia.
From the ancient capital of Xian to the vast deserts of Dunhuang, follow one silver traveller’s unforgettable journey along China’s storied Silk Road. The epic route offers a unique window into a rapidly changing nation – and a rare chance to see its past before it’s lost to the future.
Singapore’s CPF system is globally recognised for its strength – yet many Singaporeans still miss out on its full benefits. A seasoned CPF trainer shares little-known tips that could help you maximise it.
For Singaporeans looking to retire abroad, retirement in the Philippines offers an easy-to-get visa with affordable living options.
Look beyond Auckland on your next visit to New Zealand. Sunuja Naidu reveals six enchanting small towns that capture this country’s soul. Plus get valuable tips on car choice, ideal length of stay and tour options to break the fatigue of constant driving.
Budgeting your finances becomes more crucial in your retirement years. R. Sivanithy, an Associate Trainer at the Institute for Financial Literacy, offers practical advice and tips on money management for a comfortable retirement.
Instead of keeping our eyes glued to our phone screens, why not try talking to strangers instead? You just might end up having a conversation you’ll remember decades on.
Lena Soh-Ng gives travel tips to help seniors experience China’s beautiful landscapes and reveals ways to transform a journey from daunting to delightful.
Sylvia Toh Paik Choo considers the different ways that Singaporeans are using their CDC vouchers.
From closing-time sales to budget meals, one way to tackle inflation is to take advantage of good food deals available all around Singapore.
The SKI Club, or the “Spending Kids’ Inheritance” Club is one which retiree Jeffrey Yang is thinking of joining. He weighs the pros and cons.