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Money Talks - S1E19: What’s mine is yours … or not? Managing money as a couple | EP 19

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Should couples have joint or separate bank accounts?  Tan Siew Lee, Head of Wealth Management Singapore at OCBC Bank, says while it’s important to agree on common financial expenditure and align expectations, couples should also have financial independence. She offers advice on this episode of Money Talks.

Andrea Heng

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Money Talks - S1E18: Are you paying for things you don’t use or need? | EP 18

The answer to this question can only be found if you have a personal budget and take it seriously. Podcaster and finance blogger Junus Eu breaks down how budgeting helps you understand your relationship with money and achieve your financial goals. 

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Money Talks - S1E17: Legacy planning is not just for the rich | EP 17

Thinking of what happens when you die and making active plans to manage your assets may seem morbid, but legacy planning is important for everyone with dependents. John Yeo, Lead for Client Advisory, MoneyOwl discusses the need for wills and other aspects of legacy planning. 

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Money Talks - S1E16: Is starting an online business as simple as taking good pictures? | EP 16

Phoe Chuan An and Tan Sher Yun started their online business out of a bedroom when they were still undergraduates. Today, Style Degree is known for selling home organisational goods and boasts a healthy social media following. But is starting an online business as easy as it looks? 

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Money Talks - S1E15: How to deal with rising home loan interest rates | EP 15

In a climate of rising home loan rates, it’s tempting to go for the lowest or cheapest package. What else should you be looking out for before signing or refinancing your mortgage loan? Paul Wee, Vice President of PropertyGuru Finance at PropertyGuru Group shares his insights.

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Money Talks - S1E14: When does debt become bad for you? | EP 14

In Singapore, it’s common to take on some form of debt – be it education or mortgage loans, credit card bills or instalment payments. So when does debt become bad? There are some red flags, explains Tan Huey Min, General Manager of Credit Counselling Singapore on this episode of the Money Talks podcast. 

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