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We all entered 2020 with new dreams and new hope. It is a new year and a new decade. But no one would have guessed that 2020 would be filled with unexpected turns that forced us to change or cancel so many of our plans for the year.

2020 has been a roller coaster ride for most of us, with the coronavirus pandemic, lockdown, financial crisis, etc. As the year draws to an end, it also means the window for reducing your tax bill for the Year of Assessment 2021 (YA 2021) is closing.

After going through the entire pregnancy journey to birth, here are the things I can share with fellow new parents.

We can never predict what type of ailments or health issues may arise in our old age. This is why it’s important that we are well-informed about CareShield Life and how it benefits us.

There are no unresourceful people, only an unresourceful state of mind. We already possess the resources needed to earn that extra income.

Here are some tips we can save money and tide us through these challenging, unprecedented times.

Cancer cases have been rising over the years, resulting in an ever-increasing number of people living with cancer.

During this period these are some of the most valuable skills that you can develop, and these skills may or may not be taught in school.

The definition of what is considered “critical illness” will change and be effective as of August 2020.