Anonymous

17 Nov 2022

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What is your secret to saving money? Good things must share!

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23 Jan 2023

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Alex

20 Dec 2022

Consider Sim-only plan instead of expensive postpaid plan
Avoid buying coffee from cafe. Consider buying coffee machine and coffee capsule which will save more money in the long run
Consider buying a insulated stainless steel water bottle to bring around outside instead of buying beverage

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Edwin Leong

08 Dec 2022

Lead a simple lifestyle: public transport, minimize/avoid food delivery platform, engage in hobbies with low cost (i.e swimming, walking, running etc), avoid alcohol, s

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Cuthbert Yeo

01 Dec 2022

Buying big ticket items like furnitures, beddings and electronics during Black Friday promotions :)

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Choon Yuan Chan

01 Dec 2022

Avoid drinking alcohol in Singapore...

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