MoneyOwl reduces advisory fees, absorbs platform fee
The financial advisory and social enterprise will also launch free group financial resilience workshops
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Genevieve Cua
Singapore
FINANCIAL advisory and NTUC social enterprise MoneyOwl is reducing its annual advisory fees and absorbing its third-party platform fee, in initiatives to help Singaporeans cope with their finances more effectively.
It is also rolling out an introductory price of S$99 for comprehensive financial planning services. And, it will launch free group "financial resilience" workshops.
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