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Cash

Opinion & Features
COMMENTARY

The insidious risk in holding on to cash

Despite heightened uncertainty and rising living costs, nearly two-thirds of affluent investors in Singapore remain confident about achieving their long-term financial goals.
Singapore

US$1.39 million: That’s the sum Singapore affluents say they need to retire comfortably

Rather than letting cash sit idle, consider treating it as part of your overall portfolio strategy. PHOTO: PIXABAY
Companies & Markets

For SMEs, Syfe thinks boring and safe products are the way to go

Rather than letting cash sit idle, consider treating it as part of your overall portfolio strategy.
Wealth & Investing

Is cash still king?

Entrepreneur Walter de Oude believes every Singaporean has spare cash earning next to nothing. Chocolate Finance steps in as a liquid alternative with higher yields.
Wealth

Chocolate Finance whets Singaporeans’ appetite for higher cash yields; assets approach S$1 billion

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra says more than 3 million senior citizens were given 10,000 baht each (S$399), and the dole out will boost the country’s US$500 billion economy.
International

Thailand hands out US$890 million to elderly in boost for economy

Let’s not forget that America is a population of 335 million people. There are still 7.6 billion people that producers and manufacturers can sell to if America should decide to go down the path of mercantilism and impose penal tariffs on imports.
Wealth
DIARY OF A PRIVATE INVESTOR

Be prepared for a volatile four years

Like many other nations, Australia has been moving away from cash payments in favour of digital transactions, with Reserve Bank data showing that the use of banknotes for transactions is down.
International

Australia to safeguard cash payments as digital shift grows

Cash is the lifeblood of any organisation, vital for both day-to-day operations and supporting future growth.
Opinion & Features

Keeping your guard up in a not quite cashless world

Switzerland has long had an affinity for physical money and still has a 1,000 Swiss franc (S$1,522) note – one of the world’s highest-value notes.
Banking & Finance

Cash still king for Swiss businesses, central bank survey shows

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