No Kids, Double Income… So Retirement Should Be Easy — Right? That’s what many DINK (Dual Income, No Kids) couples assume. After all, you’ve got no school fees, no childcare bills, and more freedom. But here’s the truth: Having no kids doesn’t guarantee a smooth retirement. In fact, it brings a different set of challenges […]
You’re in your 40s. You’re raising kids, managing school fees and enrichment classes, supporting aging parents, working hard to grow your income, and still repaying your home loan. Retirement? That feels like a problem for “future you.” But here’s the truth: This decade isn’t the time to delay retirement planning — it’s the most important time […]
When someone names you as their executor in their will, it’s both a privilege and a responsibility. But let’s be honest—it can also feel overwhelming. You’re grieving, you’re unsure where to begin, and there are legal documents flying at you from all directions. This guide breaks down the role of an executor in Singapore in […]
When people hear “estate planning,” the first thing that often comes to mind is mansions, million-dollar portfolios, and ultra-wealthy families distributing their fortunes. But here’s the truth: legacy planning is not about how much you have—it’s about making sure what you do have is protected, distributed fairly, and handled the way you intend. Whether you’re […]
If you’re single, chances are you’ve been told things like:“You’re lucky you don’t have to plan for a family!”“You have more freedom, so retirement should be easy!” But let’s get real: being single doesn’t mean your retirement plan is on autopilot. In fact, retirement planning as a single in Singapore comes with its own set […]
In today’s unpredictable world, safeguarding your children’s future is more important than ever. For parents, setting up a trust can be a strategic move to manage and protect assets for the benefit of their children. Trusts provide clarity, control, and protection, ensuring that the resources you’ve worked hard to accumulate are used wisely for your […]
In today’s diverse society, family structures are varied and often complex, moving far beyond the traditional model of a nuclear family. However, there may be a mismatch between the laws governing estate planning such as the Intestate Succession Act (ISA), and reality. Understanding how the ISA applies, and more importantly, its limitations, is crucial for […]
