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Money Talks - Preparing your finances for a career change

Money Talks - Preparing your finances for a career change
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Money Talks - Invest 101: What you need to know about Asian markets

Money Talks - Invest 101: What you need to know about Asian markets
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Money Talks - How companies can maximise government grants and subsidies

Just as there are generous grants for workers to learn new skills, businesses too have a range of resources to tap on. Lee Hsin Chong, managing director of BNL, explains how he uses subsidies and grants to help his company and the staff improve. This episode was done in collaboration with the Ministry of Fi

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Money Talks - How to make the best use of your SkillsFuture Credit

The government recently announced a S$4000 SkillsFuture Credit top-up for Singaporeans aged 40 and above. While this is good news for those keen on upskilling themselves, others may not know where to start. Peggy Lim, director of the Public Engagement Division at SkillsFuture Singapore, guides the way on this week

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This Asian country wants 40 year olds to take up mid-career training, offers 7,000 courses to upskill

As part of a new programme, Singaporeans aged 40 and above are eligible for the Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy (MCES) that covers up to 90% of course fees for programmes funded by MOE and SSG.

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