Redbrick Asks: Timothy Tay, Stacked
For many Singaporeans, buying real estate is viewed simply through the lens of emotion or pure numbers, but Timothy Tay wants you to look at
July 10, 2026
Category: Opinions (Guest Posts)
Should You Sell Your Home Without an Agent?
Here’s the honest answer — and why the S$30,000 you think you’re saving might not be the number that matters most. Picture this. You’ve just
May 28, 2026
Stocks vs. Singapore Private Property: The Real Winner for Your Money
This is the million-dollar question, isn’t it? The one your financial advisor, your buddy who trades crypto, and your property agent all give you a
May 26, 2026
Is Intergenerational Wealth the Real Key to Singapore’s Private Market?
There was a time when a successful BTO application in a good location felt like winning the lottery. You’d buy low, wait for the five-year
April 30, 2026
The Hidden Cost of the Singapore Property Dream: Is It a Legacy or a Trap?
If you grew up here, you know the script by heart. In Singapore, property is more than shelter; it’s a national obsession. For decades, owning
February 10, 2026
The battle between REITs and all other investment vehicles: What are their individual pros and cons?
“Give me 35 seconds of your time, and I will teach you how to make millions”. If you are familiar with this phrase, you would
February 19, 2025
Renovating Your Home: Should you take Personal Loan or Renovation Loan?
Renovating your home can be a substantial expense. Depending on your choice of design theme, scope of work involved, resale or new flat, private or
February 26, 2024
Reverse Mortgage – Did DBS Successfully Bring Back Reverse Mortgages?
Reverse mortgages are not new in Singapore – after being discontinued in 2009. Why is it then that it has been brought back to life
May 24, 2023
Manoeuvring the Bumpy Stock Market
My friends have been teaching me to how to cycle for many years, but I only picked it up in my twenties. The advice they
March 10, 2023
Would You Pass The Marshmallow Test?
What do marshmallows have to do with investing? Apparently a lot! In the 1960s, the Stanford psychologist Walter Mischel carried out experiments with marshmallows for
February 28, 2023