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31/10/2026

Not so ready for high lock 😂

29/10/2026

Sorry no master chef, you have whatever your dad cooks chef.

A little sourdough courtesy of our lovely neighbour, avocados, eggs, plant-based nuggets and coffee. Nothing fancy, just a happy breakfast with the family. ❤

29/10/2026

25 years old. $2,900 salary. $75,000 in savings. Is she doing well financially? 🤔💰

At first glance, you’d probably say she’s doing GREAT!

After all, how many 25-year-olds have managed to save $75,000?

But here’s what caught our attention…

She wasn’t asking how to become rich.

She was asking whether she’s doing enough.

💭 “Am I ahead or behind people my age?”

💭 “What if I remain single for the rest of my life?”

💭 “Will I have enough to take care of myself in the future?”

These are real concerns that many young Singaporeans face, even when they’ve been financially responsible.

And here’s something we’ve learnt after years of financial planning:

Having more savings than your peers doesn’t necessarily mean you’re financially prepared.

Because financial health isn’t a competition.

It’s about whether your money can support the life you want to live.

So, is $75,000 enough for a 25-year-old earning $2,900?

We couldn’t give her an answer. Not yet.

Because before we could tell her whether she’s doing well…

We needed to ask her a few more questions. 👀

🎬 PART 2: The questions we ask before telling someone they’re financially healthy.

Follow Finance Bros: Navigating Risks & Riches in Singapore to find out!

👇 YOUR TURN: If you were 25 with $75,000 in savings, would you feel financially secure?

28/10/2026

I stopped yelling at my kids for a week. 🤫

Here’s what I discovered…

Nobody slept early.
Nobody packed their school bags.
The sisters fought 99 times.
Homework and assessment books? Untouched. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Apparently, the only thing keeping this household functioning was my voice. 😂

They say parenting requires patience. I say parenting is the ultimate test of patience.

But jokes aside, one day the house will be quiet, the school bags will be gone, and I’ll probably miss all this chaos. ❤️

For now… DADDY IS TALKING. CAN YOU TWO HEAR ME?! 🤣 I’m Yelling again!

Parents, tell me I’m not alone. What’s the ONE thing you find yourself repeating every single day? 👇

FamilyLife

27/10/2026

☕ If you’re rich enough, why would you still need insurance?

Here’s a question: Would you rather pay for 10 cups of coffee individually, or buy coffee vouchers that gives you 10 cups for the price of 5? ☕💰

Same coffee. Better deal.

That’s one way to understand why wealthy people still buy insurance.

It’s not always because they can’t afford to pay for life’s uncertainties.

It’s because they understand the power of LEVERAGE.

💡 Why commit a large amount of your own capital to a financial risk when a relatively smaller premium could transfer that risk to an insurer?

The wealthy don’t just think about how much money they have.

They think about how efficiently they can deploy it, preserve liquidity and protect what they’ve built.

Of course, insurance isn’t free money. Premiums, exclusions, policy conditions and actual coverage needs matter.

Being wealthy doesn’t mean you don’t need insurance. It means you have more options for managing risk.

And sometimes, the smartest financial decision isn’t about making more money.

It’s about protecting your wealth without unnecessarily tying it all up.

🎙️ Finance Bros — Navigating Risks & Riches in Singapore.

27/10/2026

Same parents. Same home. Two VERY different dancers. 😂💃

While Jie Jie Lexi has been training hard, perfecting her moves and earning her way to be part of the 只此青绿.

We have Ilena, who’s been perfecting moves that nobody has ever taught her. 🤣

No choreography. No rhythm required. Just 100% confidence and a whole lot of personality.

One dances with grace and discipline. The other dances like nobody’s watching… even when EVERYBODY is watching. 😂

And that’s what makes them so special in their own ways. ❤️

Never a dull moment with this little one. Keep dancing to your own beat, Ilena. Daddy wouldn’t have you any other way. 🥰

19/10/2026

The Titanic was called unsinkable. That belief didn’t make the iceberg disappear.

I hear a quieter version of it all the time: “I’m healthy. I’ll look at insurance later.”

The trouble is that after a serious diagnosis, the cover you hoped to arrange may become harder to get, more expensive, or unavailable.

Death, TPD and critical illness cover can’t prevent a crisis. The right protection can give you and your family financial breathing room to face one.

Don’t wait for your own iceberg to find out what’s in your lifeboat. Review your cover while you still have choices.

When did you last check yours?

13/10/2026

After sending Mummy and Lexi off for their Disney cruise to celebrate the end of PSLE, Ilena and I spent the day running errands. We were busy enough that it didn’t really sink in.

Then we got home, and the house went quiet.

Ilena found the treasure hunt card Mummy had left for her. She followed the clues and found her surprise: Maui’s hook. She was so excited then suddenly burst into tears because she missed Mummy. A little later, she picked up the hook and managed a smile.

I’m grateful I got this day with my baby girl. She misses her mummy terribly. Truth is, I miss my wife terribly too. ❤️

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