Investing

Theory is useful. Execution is everything. You’ve learned the fundamentals of REITs in Part 1 and how to evaluate different sectors in Part 2. But knowledge without action won’t generate…

Short-term interest rates are too high. This sets up an opportunity in 1-year Treasury bills.

Your bank savings account is paying you 0.24% interest. Meanwhile, inflation is running at roughly 2-3% annually, meaning your money is actually losing purchasing power every year. If you have…

People knock real estate for being slow and tedious. I get it. It’s not nearly as exciting as chasing big tech or the latest AI winner. But slow and steady…

For many Singaporeans, the outsourcing boom of the early 2000s is still what comes to mind when hearing about India’s economy. Picture back-end operations  staffed by young graduates handling customer…

Earlier this week, I metup with a Financial Planner for one of my critical illness policy-let’s call him “David”. David has been asking for a meet-up to review my financial…

In my post, “How You’ll Feel Achieving Various Millionaire Milestones,” a commenter named Joseph shared these thoughts: “I’m fascinated by someone worth $10M or $20M not feeling wealthy. Are they hanging out…

Since writing about FIRE in 2009, I’ve favored investing in growth stocks over value stocks. As someone who wanted to retire early from finance, my goal was to build as…

This type of post only surfaces during a bull market, when greed tug at us the hardest, making satisfaction elusive. Ever since making my first public equity investment in 1996,…

Ever since I left my day job in 2012, I’ve used a form of the dumbbell investing strategy to grow my wealth while protecting against large losses. It’s a framework that’s…