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Economics of chicken rice
28 Dec 2010 8:00 AM by Mr Bonez

So for those who would like to know about interest rates and money supply or probably learn something about economics, continue reading on. In case you think its stuff that works like sleeping pill, I'll keep it simple, I promise ;)

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Financial planning is not our top priority
20 Nov 2010 8:00 AM by Mr Bonez

Anyway, I’ll like to share a survey done by OCBC. This survey shows that Singaporeans are generally poor money managers. Most of us are ill-prepared for retirement, setting aside only around $60,000 liquid and invested assets other than their CPF...

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How much insurance do we need, really.
9 Jun 2010 1:00 AM by Mr Bonez

With a myriad of insurance products, insurance companies and agents out there, what insurance product to buy!?

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No, that’s not how it works!
16 May 2010 9:00 AM by Mr Bonez

Only the first $150,000 of the payout will be entitled to your family upon one’s demise. This means that even you are covered for $1,000,000, your family members will only be able to collect $150,000 from the insurers. Surprised you weren’t informed?

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You don't buy a product, you buy the salesperson.
11 May 2010 2:30 PM by Mr Bonez

Gold, coffee, sugar, rice are all commodities. This means that no matter who produce those, they are all the same. Like those afore-mentioned ones, financial products are commodities as well. Just a disclaimer, I draw the inspirations from Wilfred Li

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