Sunday · February 10, 2026
Singapore’s Best Spas for Every Budget: Affordable Escapes, Premium Retreats, and Luxury Wellness Experiences
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6 Life-Changing Home Upgrades You’ll Wish You Made Sooner
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11 Soothing Blue Paint Colors Designers Always Recommend for a Calm Home
Discover Malta: A Gateway to the Mediterranean
Close your eyes and imagine the Mediterranean sun casting a golden glow over honey-colored ramparts. Breathe in the breeze perfumed with thyme and feel the sea salt in the air.
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Man Renovates BTO Flat Solo on $12,000 Budget
It took him a whole year to renovate his brand new three-room Housing Board flat — a timeline that may seem lengthy to many.
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Eva's Pancake Closes After Six Years of Operation
After six years of operation, Eva's Pancake, a well-known hawker stall, has announced its closure with its last day scheduled for Feb 16.
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Lotteria: South Korea's Popular Burger Chain Now in Singapore
Top Tips to Combat Cockroaches in Singapore Apartments
Singapore Families May Qualify for Home Care Cleaning Support Grants
Sliding Door Problems at Home? What Singapore Households Should Know Before Calling for Repairs
From Stress Relief to Full Reset: 8 Wellness Centres in Singapore Redefining Rest and Recovery
10 halal-friendly cities in Asia 2026
Jeep introduces all-new, electrified Recon
The 2026 Jeep Recon will begin production in early 2026, with initial launches in the USA and Canada, followed by its global expansion in Q4 2026. In addition, the brand has also said that the Moab trim will be offered exclusively in the USA and Canada.
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Discover Malta: A Gateway to the Mediterranean
Close your eyes and imagine the Mediterranean sun casting a golden glow over honey-colored ramparts. Breathe in the breeze perfumed with thyme and feel the sea salt in the air.
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What solo travel in my 30s taught me that my 20s never could
Not everyone is lucky enough to be able to travel regularly in their 20s. While I don’t consider myself the jealous type, I couldn’t help but feel a tad envious when I had classmates or friends planning solo grad trips to Japan, Australia or Europe back in the day.
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We're in our 50s and own an ageing leasehold condo and HDB flat: Is keeping both a mistake?
Hi Stacked, I have been following your articles and would appreciate it if you can help analyse our present home situation. My husband and I own a unit in Windermere and a 5-room flat at Yew Tee, which are both fully paid. We are in our late 50s: one is retired and the other is semi-retired.
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'Silent pickleball': Mountbatten residents trial playing with foam balls to reduce noise
SINGAPORE — In a bid to promote considerate play amid the sport's growing popularity, Mountbatten residents of all ages are giving silent pickleball a go.
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First look at BYD's Seal DM-i set to launch in Singapore by Q2 2026
BYD has largely established a foothold in the Singapore market on the indubitable strength of its battery-electric vehicle (BEV) models.
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Travelling to Johor Bahru? You can hop on free shuttle buses to 8 tourist hot spots soon
Love going on weekend trips to Johor Bahru? You can hop on a free shuttle bus to eight popular tourist destinations in the city this year.
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Senior Discounts in Singapore That Make Everyday Life More Affordable
Life after 55 doesn’t mean slowing down. For many Singaporeans, it’s the stage where time finally opens up—more space for family, hobbies, outings, and personal well-being. What often goes unnoticed is that daily life also becomes more affordable, thanks to a wide range of senior citizen discounts quietly built into Singapore’s system.From groceries and transport to movies, phone plans, fitness, and travel, many cost-saving benefits are already available once you reach your mid-50s or 60s. Most
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Retirement Planning for Singles in Singapore (2026): A Practical Guide to Building Your Own Safety Net
Being single in Singapore is no longer unusual. In fact, solo living has quietly become a normal part of adult life, especially in major cities. Many singles enjoy greater freedom, independence, and control over their lifestyle choices. However, when it comes to retirement, this independence also brings a different set of responsibilities.Unlike couples or families, singles cannot rely on shared income, pooled CPF balances, or informal family support to cushion financial risks later in life. Eve
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Cheap Gyms in Singapore (2026): 10 Gym Memberships Under $100 a Month
Thinking of getting back into fitness in 2026, or finally making use of that gym habit you keep postponing? You’re not alone. With some gym memberships in Singapore climbing well above the $200 mark, it’s no surprise many people are rethinking where and how they train.The good news is that you don’t need a luxury locker room or fancy juice bar to stay active. Across Singapore, there are still plenty of gyms offering solid equipment, flexible access, and reasonable prices, many of them staying co
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Save in Your Slippers When You Shop the 9 Best Online Dollar Stores
As prices continue to rise, more shoppers are looking for simple ways to stretch their budgets without giving up convenience. Dollar stores have long been a go-to for affordable everyday essentials, but not everyone enjoys wandering crowded aisles or digging through bins to find a deal.That’s where online dollar stores shine.With just a few clicks, you can browse budget-friendly household items, snacks, beauty products, party supplies, and more—without leaving your couch. Many of these online sh
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50 Cheap Gifts Your Friends Will Never Know Cost Less Than $10
The holiday season has a way of sneaking up on both our calendars and our budgets. Between parties, travel, and gift exchanges, expenses can pile up fast—especially when everyday prices already feel higher than ever. Finding presents that feel meaningful, fun, and personal without overspending can feel like a challenge even for seasoned bargain hunters.The good news? Great gifts don’t have to come with a big price tag.With a little creativity and smart shopping, you can give items that feel spec
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Free things to do in Singapore: Christmas markets, Wiggle Wiggle Hotel pop-up, and more
December is here, and Singapore is brimming with festive cheer—without the need to open your wallet. From playful pop-ups to nostalgic holiday experiences, there’s something for everyone to soak up the season’s magic.Kick off the month with a playful adventure at the Wiggle Wiggle Hotel pop-up in Plaza Singapura. Running from December 2, 2026 to January 4, 2026, this colourful installation turns the mall into a whimsical wonderland. Snap photos with Wiggle Bear and Little Play Bunny, explore the
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Movie Ticket Prices in Singapore 2026: Where to Find the Best Deals Now
Singapore’s cinema landscape has changed dramatically in recent years. With several long-standing operators shutting their doors and streaming platforms becoming part of everyday life, many moviegoers have wondered whether the big-screen experience is slowly fading. Yet for countless Singaporeans, cinemas remain a treasured part of our lifestyle—whether it’s catching a late-night premiere, bringing the kids out during school holidays, or enjoying a simple mid-week escape.
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Best Corporate Christmas Catering in Singapore 2026 for Festive Office Feasts
As the final weeks of the year approach and offices gear up to celebrate achievements, teamwork, and holiday cheer, the annual tradition of corporate Christmas dining returns. Whether it’s a cosy small-group lunch in the meeting room, a full-company gathering in a private space, or a stylish catered spread brought directly to your workplace, Singapore’s 2026 festive dining scene offers something to suit every corporate occasion.
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Who is responsible for providing health insurance in the UAE?
In the UAE, employers play a central role in providing health insurance for their employees, including domestic workers under their sponsorship. The rules for coverage, however, vary depending on the emirate and whether family members are included.
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Sharjah Offers Full Fine Waiver and 50% Fee Reduction for Expired Leases
Sharjah tenants will soon benefit from a special relief scheme as the emirate moves to regularise previously unauthorised lease contracts. The Sharjah Executive Council has approved a settlement for lease agreements signed before the introduction of Law No. (5) of 2024 on real estate leasing and its executive regulations.
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Dubai rent spikes ease as new tenants get more options
Dubai’s property market is showing early signs of cooling after two years of record-breaking highs, marking the beginning of a more stable and balanced cycle for both tenants and investors. Recent data from ValuStrat and Betterhomes indicates that the city’s real estate growth is becoming more measured — with apartment sales rising, villa demand levelling off, and rent growth slowing down.
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