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Leong Wen Fong

Commercial Ops at Aspire

18 Apr 2019

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What are some of the "New Year Resolutions" that you have made in the past that you have managed to keep, and how did you make sure you achieve them?

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Cryotosensei

08 Feb 2023

Blogger at diaperfinancingfund.blogspot.com

Managed to contribute $15,300 to my SRS last year. I think the trick is to top up regularly. Every $10-20 I felt like I had saved from somewhere else went straight to my SRS account. I topped up at least once a week. Hope to replicate my success this year!

Gabriel

31 Dec 2018

Undergraduate at National University of Singapore

As far as I can remember,

1) Fitness

I was never a gym addict nor fitness enthusiast, but I always wanted to become fitter and stronger all these years. Needless to say, I failed to achieve this New Year Resolution for many years until 2018 when I was due to enlist for NS. In an attempt to reduce my NS by 2 months, I started exercising a few weeks before my pre-enlistment IPPT at Toa Payoh Stadium and as you might have guessed, I failed miserably (17 points) and had to enlist 2 months earlier and serve the full 2 years.

After months of physical training, I finally managed to attain a Silver for my IPPT and also received the monetary incentive of $200! Now, I also lift weights regularly to build both my strength and muscles.

On a side note, 495 days more to ORD!

2) Finances

I have also always wanted to better manage my finances and make smarter financial and lifestyle decisions. Thus, I am very grateful to have found both Seedly and Shopback (Seedly Personal Finance Community & ShopBack Smarter Way Community) as I have acquired lots of valuable knowledge and learnt so much from the fellow community members which I have put to good use!

I also began taking control of my finances this year where I made some changes to my portfolio and embarked on my investment journey as compared to the past where I just left my funds in a 0.05% p.a savings account. Currentlly taking baby steps and slowly gaining exposure as I'm more of a conservative and risk-averse person. Hopefully, I'll get more comfortable with taking on higher risks in 2019!

In a nutshell, 2018 has been a fruitful year and I look forward to 2019!

Here's wishing everyone a Happy, Blessed & Prosperous New Year ahead!

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