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When it comes to teaching kids about money, Mrs Money and Doc Money do it differently. - The New Paper
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>> INVESTMENTS AND SAVINGS
  Play 'crazy money' games with kids
When it comes to teaching kids about money, Mrs Money and Doc Money do it differently.
  Huh? What is short-selling?
It is the strategy of selling securities the investor does not then own.
  Investors to get second bite at OCBC's preference shares
It is part of OCBC's $1 billion offer of bond-like instruments that pay a dividend of 5.1 per cent, much higher than the paltry 0.25 per cent interest for savings accounts.
Bundle of bank deals on offer
For savers in Thailand, Krung Thai Bank (KTB) is introducing a new deposit account, the KTB Deposit to Fight Inflation, offering annual interest of 6 per cent.
  Understanding Islamic finance
Practitioners and clients need not be Muslim, but they must accept restrictions underscored by Islamic values.
  In- and out-of-the-money explained
One good starting point would be the terms 'in-the-money', 'out-of-the-money' and 'at-the-money' since there appears to be confusion as to their exact meanings.
  What's a money market fund?
Find out what a market money fund entails, and whether you should invest in one.
>> CREDIT AND LOANS
  Courts undercuts cards to offer credit
Courts offers to give selected customers the amount of the purchases back in cash.
  HSBC unveils mortgage plan that promises interest savings
In its new scheme, interest rate charged on top of benchmark rate drops each year.
  Undergrads face study loan debts too
Some do not understand the full consequences of unsecured credit loans as well as the burden of a study loan. -ST
  What it means to be trapped in bankruptcy
Many are unaware that it comes with several restrictions on one's personal freedom and that it has long-term consequences.
  Man in debt started drinking, gambling after break-up with girlfriend
He indulged in heavy gambling and drinking, accumulating debts of tens of thousands. -ST
  She borrowed $50,000 from parents to fund her shopping
Drawing a $20,000 monthly salary led to a downward spiral for this woman who could not control her spending. -ST
  Under 30, employed and deep in debt
Young adults are not just facing credit woes - more of them are also becoming bankrupt at earlier ages. -ST
>> INSURANCE
  Taking the right dose of health insurance
Shield plans spare you the worry of having to fork out thousands of dollars for that trip to the hospital.
  Earthquake insurance underpriced in Singapore, say reinsurers
'Nat cats' global trend is increasing losses due to higher population density. -BT
What is an annuity?
A step-by-step guide on what an annuity is and why it matters. -ST
New Income scheme ensures lower risk
Many eventually understood and accepted our explanation that the purpose of the restructuring was to protect their financial interests.
  Keeping your kids covered
Tips on getting a life insurance policy for your dependents.
  Salutary bonus lessons from the UK
Participating products deliver returns through two forms of bonus.
  New rules keep you in the know
New measures are in place to improve the disclosure standards for participating life insurance policies. Let's navigate through the changes.
 
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