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Anonymous

29 Apr 2020

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Does anyone here pay for Straits Times Premium? If you don't, where do you get your news sources then?

If I subscribe as compared to buying a paper every day, I realised I at least save $3 or more, depending on the subscription I take up. However, are there any news sources I can go to without subscribing to Straits Times? since they are the main source of news in SG

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Cryotosensei

13 Aug 2024

Blogger at diaperfinancingfund.blogspot.com

Of course not. Not when I can read the news on the NLB app

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Jacob

29 Apr 2020

Sorry Anonymous, this could be quite late. But sharing this for the benefit of the community as well. SPH newspapers are now available on go.gov.sg/nlb-enews during this circuit breaker period. For everyone's viewing pleasure!

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Colin Lim

29 Apr 2020

Financial Services Consultant at Colin Lim

Yahoo News? people sharing articles from other sources... Google around to get information.

If u are investing overseas, Straits Times is not good...

If Singapore stock market, ST also not good... news is irrelevant today...when business posted losses and retrenchment are soaring...stock market keep rallying... i dont have any losses ....i now have profits of 10% and above.. Stashaway 50% soon...

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Darren

29 Apr 2020

Business Analytics Undergrad at NUS

Reddit (/r/singaporee)
Facebook links
CNA and today is free.

I think news not very important nowadays, alot of things online

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Jonathan Chia Guangrong

01 Oct 2018

SOC at Local FI

Since I moved out of my dad's place into my own, I no longer have access to ST. Been reading more of...

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