Christopher Ng

It's always a variation of the question, like, "If you have such a successful formula for investing, why do you want to share it with others?"

When the video about Colin Lau came out, a lot of friends forwarded it to me. Some folks even mentioned that there's now someone to give me a run

When scholars from China are asked about books that shaped the country's evolution, they often point to books about Lee Kuan Yew.

Ask ten Singaporeans how they're investing for the future, and you'll get ten different answers: a crypto wallet here, an ETF portfolio there, a stack of bank and REIT

The most consistent thing in the personal finance space is that journalists will continue to project how much Singaporeans would need to retire. The numbers fluctuate, but more importantly, you should analyse how the numbers are derived to see whether you agree with the methodology. This article examines the latest attempt to project your baseline retirement funds needed to live out your remaining years in Singapore.

So maybe I share a little bit of my story when I was starting out with the FIRE movement.

The Polytechnic semester has ended, but I have to constantly remind myself that, thanks to blog readers and friends who also work at a Polytechnic, there

Ruixue Jia and Hongbin Li's The Highest Exam: How the Gaokao Shapes China makes an argument that applies directly to Singapore, even though the book is about China.

Riftbound is currently one of the hottest new CCGs in the market, with a major tournament actually happening over this weekend in Singapore.

Three general approaches, compared on the same basis: expected return, effort, and reversibility