Money and Me
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Michelle Martin speaks with financial advisors on how to make the most of your money. Learn how to get started, manage your expenses and start your smart money investment journey today.
JAN 9, 2020
09/01/20 - Money and Me: What can you do to prevent or better prepare for fraud?Fraud has evolved over the years, with fraudsters taking a new approach when planning and executing their fraud plans. But these incidents can be minimised or better prevented if companies take the necessary precaution and employees spot the telltale signs of fraud. What are the most common corporate fraud cases we’ve seen in recent years and how can we better prevent them? Stacy Chai, Forensic & Integrity Services Partner at Ernst & Young Advisory shares more.
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DEC 19, 2019
19/12/19 - Money and Me: Investment Outlook 2020What caused the biggest financial headwinds in 2019 and what can we expect in terms of investment outlook for 2020? From signals of inflation, to the clash of superpowers, here is a seasoned investors outlook for 2020 set within the context of the most important business stories of 2019. Arun Pai, Chief Crystals Officer at Krystal.AI weighs in.
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DEC 16, 2019
16/12/19 - Money and Me (The Property Edition): The Year In ReviewOn the last episode of Money and Me (The Property Edition), Mohamed Ismail Gafoor, Chairman & CEO of Propnex shares the most memorable moments for the property market this year and what 2020 holds for prospective investors.
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DEC 9, 2019
09/12/19 - Money and Me (The Property Edition): Public housing market recap for 2019Mohamed Ismail Gafoor, Chairman & CEO of Propnex wrap up the trends for 2019’s public housing market, as well as what to lookout for in 2020.
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DEC 5, 2019
05/12/19 - Money And Me: How Future Influencers can Monetise ContentWhat is key to succeeding with online video? Why do "funny " videos go viral?
Eugene Choi is CEO and Co-Founder of Collab Asia, a digital media company that manages over 1,800 YouTube channels worldwide with over 155 million subscribers and 2.5 billion monthly views.
Choi talks about the trends he is seeing in online content and what influencers of the future need to know to make money from their work
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DEC 2, 2019
02/12/19 - Money and Me: The Future of Buying Property in SingaporeSingaporeans are increasingly adopting a ‘wait-and-see’ approach when buying properties, according to PropertyGuru’s Consumer Sentiment Survey for the first half of this year.
Join Michelle Martin, as she finds out why this is with Dr Tan Tee Khoon, Country Manager of PropertyGuru Singapore.
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NOV 29, 2019
29/11/19 - Money and Me: Weekly developments with Arun PaiArun Pai, Chief Kristals Officer at Kristal.AI sheds light on the latest developments this week. Topics include Trump signs Hong Kong bills supporting protesters in a move likely to irk China, Xerox's hostile takeover attempt for HP, Alibaba Hong Kong IPO debut and Hyflux's $400 million rescue deal with Utico.
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NOV 22, 2019
22/11/19 - Money and Me: Where are the opportunities for property investors in Singapore?Singapore has taken the No.1 spot for real estate investment prospects in terms of price increases next year. Lee Nai Jia, Senior Director and Head of Research at Knight Frank Singapore weighs in. He discusses the opportunities for property investors in Singapore and shares the countries he thinks would be good to invest in overseas property.
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NOV 21, 2019
21/11/19 - Money and Me: Weekly developments with Arun PaiArun Pai, Chief Kristals Officer at Kristal.AI sheds light on the latest developements this week. Topics include MAS seeking to allow derivatives of payment tokens to be traded on approved exchanges in Singapore, US and China 90-day extension, WeWork, Softbank and Saudi Aramco.
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NOV 20, 2019
20/11/19 - Money and Me: Helping PWDs get employed in SingaporeMore than 25% of people aged 15 to 62 who have disabilities are employed, this according to the annual Comprehensive Labour Force Survey. The sectors employing most of these people are community, social and personal services, food services, administrative and support services, and manufacturing. But what can we do to increase this number and encourage more companies to hire PWDs? And how can PWDs seek the training and grants they need to help them to get employed? We discuss with Winnie Lewis, Manager at SG ENABLE (Employment & Employability division), Rachel Yeo, Content Strategist at Seedly and Kenneth Lou, Co-founder of Seedly.
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