5 Workplace Red Flags That Could Develop Into Employment Issues

Small workplace issues can become bigger problems. Here are 5 red flags to watch for.

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Are you struggling with issues at work or worried about what could happen to your job?

Here’s a handy reading list on workplace red flags, retrenchment, and finding a new job! 📚💼

7 Tell-Tale Signs That The Company You Work For Is In Trouble
⚠️ Stay alert and spot these signs as early as you can.

We Spoke To A Singaporean Who Was Retrenched After His Company Shifted Overseas, Only To End Up Working For Them In Canada
💬 Here’s how one Singaporean made the most of retrenchment by landing a job with his employer – in Canada.

Retrenched In Singapore: How Long Does It Actually Take To Find Another Job?
⏳ 69.8% of retrenched residents find work between 6 and 12 months.

Which Work Expenses Can Employees Claim To Reduce Their Income Tax (And Which They Cannot)?

Before claiming your work expenses against income tax, check which costs qualify and whether you have the records to support them.

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A rising stock price can grab attention. But a sound investment decision takes more than following the latest trend.

By the time a stock starts making headlines, its price may already have moved. Looking at the data, share price movements and what buying and selling activity could signal may reveal a different picture.

In this episode, we explore how investors can navigate Asia’s diverse markets, why different China funds can deliver very different exposure, and how AI and human judgement work together in the investment process.

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Watch the full episode on Youtube, Facebook & Spotify!

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What Is The Difference Between Retirement Age And Re-Employment Age In Singapore?

We clarify the confusion between the retirement and re-employment age.

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For many Singaporeans, owning a car is a dream. But how much does it take to afford one without putting other financial goals at risk?

A Toyota Corolla Altis costs around $194,888 in Singapore. And beyond the purchase price, depreciation, insurance, road tax, petrol, parking and maintenance can bring estimated ownership costs to about $2,346 a month.

Based on this estimate, a household would need to earn between $15,640 and $23,460 a month to keep car expenses within 10% to 15% of its income.

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Resale Flat Prices Have Fallen For A 3rd Consecutive Quarter: Which HDB Towns Declined The Most

4-room flats in Bishan saw the largest median resale price drop, down 9.1% from $825,000 to $750,000.

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How To Shop On Pinduoduo From Singapore And What Your Order Will Actually Cost

Is Pinduoduo still cheaper after shipping, GST and payment fees?

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Haze-proofing your home can cost hundreds of dollars. Here’s what you need to budget for.

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Cheapest Cars That You Can Buy In Singapore

It’s easy to be a car-lite nation when cars cost more than $150,000.

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Salary Guide: How Much Do Civil Servants In Singapore Earn

Superscale (MX9) officers earn about $200,000 to $260,000 annually.

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