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Healthy feet, active life
Podiatry’s role in keeping seniors moving. As we grow older, staying active becomes one of the most important ways to stay healthy, independent and confident in daily life. For many seniors in Singapore, the simple act of walking can feel harder than it should....
Eat more of this & less of that
Smarter swaps for your favourite Chinese New Year goodies Chinese New Year is a time of tradition, connection and food that brings people together. It is completely normal to enjoy richer dishes and nostalgic snacks during celebrations. From a nutrition...
Five short films delve into dementia
An anthology of films under “A Singapore Dementia Story” were supported by Lien Foundation and Dementia Singapore. Local film director Gavin Lim has two mothers with dementia – his own mother as well as his mother-in-law. Though carrying a caregiver perspective...
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Long-time volunteer at Singapore Red Cross
Tang Chun Tuck started volunteering at age 12 and he hasn’t stopped, even despite being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. It all started back in January 1966, when he was a Secondary 1 student at Gan Eng Seng School. Tang Chun Tuck’s father shared his wish...
Living with no regrets
Calvin Murty is keeping his life active including tap dance and checking off his list of interests. During his teenage years, Calvin Murty became interested in tap dance, having watched movies like musical fantasy film Xanadu starring Olivia Newton-John and...
No age barrier to fitness
After being diagnosed with colorectal cancer and having surgery in 2016, 75-year-old Koay Yin Koon found joy in running. At 75 years old, Koay Yin Koon is proving that age is no barrier to fitness. A former marine craftsman who spent decades building luxury...
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Baby boomers wish they started planning 12 years earlier
The SG60 Financial Future Poll also gave further insights into baby boomers top regrets for delaying retirement planning. Almost all baby boomers (94 percent) said they would have changed their approach to financial planning, according insights from the SG60...
Strategy game to help Singaporeans plan for a 100-year life
The game covers a wide range of real-life elderhood planning topics including CPF usage, caregiving responsibilities, healthcare decisions, housing transitions, and end-of-life considerations. Immortalize, a Singapore-based “elderhood” planning startup, has...
DBS/POSB brings back weekly S$3 cashback
All the way to September, there will be cashbacks as well as S$0.60 meal deals at participating food and beverage outlets. DBS/POSB is bringing back the popular weekly S$3 cashback at hawker stalls, wet markets and heartland shops, as part of the bank’s latest...
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Healthy feet, active life
Podiatry’s role in keeping seniors moving. As we grow older, staying active becomes one of the most important ways to stay healthy, independent and confident in daily life. For many seniors in Singapore, the simple act of walking can feel harder than it should....
Eat more of this & less of that
Smarter swaps for your favourite Chinese New Year goodies Chinese New Year is a time of tradition, connection and food that brings people together. It is completely normal to enjoy richer dishes and nostalgic snacks during celebrations. From a nutrition...
Five short films delve into dementia
An anthology of films under “A Singapore Dementia Story” were supported by Lien Foundation and Dementia Singapore. Local film director Gavin Lim has two mothers with dementia – his own mother as well as his mother-in-law. Though carrying a caregiver perspective...
Inspiring Figures
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Long-time volunteer at Singapore Red Cross
Tang Chun Tuck started volunteering at age 12 and he hasn’t stopped, even despite being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. It all started back in January 1966, when he was a Secondary 1 student at Gan Eng Seng School. Tang Chun Tuck’s father shared his wish...
Living with no regrets
Calvin Murty is keeping his life active including tap dance and checking off his list of interests. During his teenage years, Calvin Murty became interested in tap dance, having watched movies like musical fantasy film Xanadu starring Olivia Newton-John and...
No age barrier to fitness
After being diagnosed with colorectal cancer and having surgery in 2016, 75-year-old Koay Yin Koon found joy in running. At 75 years old, Koay Yin Koon is proving that age is no barrier to fitness. A former marine craftsman who spent decades building luxury...
Finance
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Baby boomers wish they started planning 12 years earlier
The SG60 Financial Future Poll also gave further insights into baby boomers top regrets for delaying retirement planning. Almost all baby boomers (94 percent) said they would have changed their approach to financial planning, according insights from the SG60...
Strategy game to help Singaporeans plan for a 100-year life
The game covers a wide range of real-life elderhood planning topics including CPF usage, caregiving responsibilities, healthcare decisions, housing transitions, and end-of-life considerations. Immortalize, a Singapore-based “elderhood” planning startup, has...
DBS/POSB brings back weekly S$3 cashback
All the way to September, there will be cashbacks as well as S$0.60 meal deals at participating food and beverage outlets. DBS/POSB is bringing back the popular weekly S$3 cashback at hawker stalls, wet markets and heartland shops, as part of the bank’s latest...