Confusing Differences between LPA, ACP and AMD Made Simple

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The Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), Advance Care Planning (ACP) and Advance Medical Directive (AMD) seem like mind-boggling processes. Why should we consider having them and what are the future implications? As you plan for the future or discuss among peers, these acronyms may show up, especially so when you have senior parents to care […]

That Year-end Burnout Feeling – How to Cope?

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Personally, I’ve been taking on the role of caregiver to my mother-in-law who was diagnosed with nose cancer. Some of you may experience caregiver burnout – there are signs and symptoms you should take note of too.

What to Say and What Not to Say to Someone with Cancer

Soon, I came to realise what we say to her was very critical. It is important to be mindful and to speak with empathy. Thus, I hope this article will be useful for those living with someone who has cancer, caregivers of cancer patients, and friends and families visiting loved ones battling cancer.

Do You Know How to Do a Financial Checkup for Yourself?

We’re into Q3 of the year and if you’ve not done any “stocktake” on your financial health, it’s a good time to do so now! Who knows, you might be able to plan for a year-end family vacay as a reward – now that’s something to look forward to! Not sure how to do conduct […]

How to Start Planning for Early Retirement in Your 30s: 8 Simple Steps

If you’re currently at the peak of your career or recently became a new parent, retiring may seem like a distant dream. However, we will eventually stop working, whether by choice or by circumstances. This means that retirement planning is an actual “exit plan” and is important to have. Yet, it’s commonly brushed aside due […]