DP Credit Bureau contributes articles and commentary to leading publications. It is our hope that our knowledge and insight is as far reaching as possible to help consumers understand the credit issues affecting their lives and lifestyles.

1. Planning For A Retirement To Look Forward To
   With the increasing life expectancy of Singaporeans, we now need to save up more money to last us through. Add this to no state welfare, the high and rising standard of living in Singapore, increasing medical costs and insufficient CPF savings, and you get a receipe for disaster if you do not start now or save enough for retirement
2. Break in Case of Emergency!
   As the saying goes, there are two things in life one is assured of - death and taxes. Whether we choose to face the inevitable now, soon or a whole lot later, everyone’s time will come some day, somehow, and we need to prepare for it now. Macabre as it may be, facing and planning for the inevitable sooner, allows you to enjoy the greater part of your life, with peace of mind.
3. Starting a New Career - Managing Money For First-Time Income Earners
   Managing your money is essential for the planning of your financial future, especially for working adults fresh out of university. It's the process of determining your financial goals, purposes in life and life's priorities after considering the resources, risk profile and current lifestyle, and aiming to reach that goal. It can mean a greater control over outgoings and incomings. And can be achieved by etablishing budgets and analyzing costs and income. There are some things you just didn't learn in university that you wished you did when you left, so here are a few things you should know about personal finance.
4. Money Matters in Marriage
   Most couples enjoy marital bliss becuase they have found someone they love and who shares their attitude to life. But like it or not, financial matters play a big part in the dynamic of all relationships