Frugal Tip 40: Cancel Unused Subscriptions

In today’s world, it’s easy to sign up for subscriptions that seem useful at first but end up forgotten and draining your wallet. This tip focuses on identifying and cancelling those unused ones to save money without much effort. By taking a few simple steps, you can keep more cash in your pocket for things … Read more

Frugal Tip 39: Host Potlucks or Home Gatherings

Hosting potlucks or home gatherings is a smart way to enjoy time with friends and family without spending a lot. It keeps things simple, shares the load, and focuses on fun over fancy setups. Here are seven tips to make your next gathering frugal and enjoyable. Coordinate Dishes Using Shared Tools One great way to … Read more

Frugal Tip 38: Look for Free Events

Living frugally in Singapore does not mean missing out on fun. You can enjoy a variety of events without spending a cent by knowing where to look. This tip shares seven ways to find free activities that keep your weekends exciting and your wallet happy. 1. Regularly browse online event listing websites and filter by … Read more

Get Ready to Race Through the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2025 Traffic Plans!

Reminder on Traffic Arrangements for the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025 Get ready for the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025, happening from 1 to 7 October! With the Marina Centre and Padang areas gearing up for this massive event, there’ll be road closures and traffic changes to navigate. Here’s … Read more

LTA Introduces AI System for Bus Lane Enforcement: What Singapore Drivers Need to Know

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) is rolling out a new AI system to keep bus lanes clear, as detailed in the Bus Safety Tripartite Taskforce report released in March 2025 on the Ministry of Transport (MOT) website. This technology aims to catch vehicles using bus lanes during restricted hours, ensuring buses run smoothly and safely. … Read more

Driving in Singapore: September 2025 ERP Rate Changes

Hey drivers, heads up! The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has just rolled out some updates to the Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) rates starting 1 September 2025. Traffic has been building up on some expressways, so LTA is bumping up rates by $1.00 at five key locations during specific time slots to keep things moving smoothly. … Read more

Driving in Singapore: June 2025 ERP Rate Changes

Hey there, drivers! The June 2025 school holidays are just around the corner, and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has some good news for your wallet. They’ve tweaked the Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) rates for this period, so you can expect some savings on your daily commute or holiday road trips. From 2 June to … Read more

Driving in Singapore: Understanding ERP

Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) is Singapore’s way of keeping our roads from turning into a giant parking lot. It’s a system where drivers pay a fee when they pass through ERP gantries during specific hours to ease traffic congestion. Want to skip the charges? You can take alternative routes, travel outside ERP hours, or just … Read more

Frugal Tip 37: Visit Free Museums & Galleries

Want to soak up some culture without spending a dime? Singapore’s got you covered with plenty of museums and galleries offering free entry, especially for locals. Here’s how to make the most of these spots for a fun, budget-friendly day out. Confirm the Current Free Entry Policies First things up, always check the latest free … Read more

Frugal Tip 36: Leverage the National Library Board (NLB)

Want to save some cash while still enjoying books, movies, and learning? The National Library Board (NLB) in Singapore is a goldmine for free resources and experiences. From e-books to workshops, here’s how to make the most of it without spending a cent. Go beyond borrowing physical books and check out their collections of magazines, … Read more