Money and Me

What if your property could double its yield - without buying another one?

We explore how Singapore landlords are transforming single-tenant homes into co-living cashflow machines.

From landed properties in Pasir Panjang to city-fringe condos, hear how investors are unlocking 4% to 7% yields.

But behind the numbers lie real trade-offs - renovation costs, tenant turnover, and operational complexity.

We break down whether outsourcing...

Even after life-saving surgery, a critical illness claim can be denied. What are you covered for and why?

We explore how definitions influence payouts and highlight what consumers seeking "best" or "comprehensive" coverage need to know.

With Elijah Lee of Phillip Securities, we unpack what every policyholder must understand about fine print, exclusions, and evolving medicine.

From comparing insurers to what you can discuss today wi...

If the biggest thing holding you back from investing is just not knowing where to begin, we have got you covered today.

We break down what really matters when choosing an investment platform - beyond the hype and flashy interfaces.

What do you most need as an investor and how can you match your investment needs from Singapore with a cost-effective platform?

We also unpack copy trading, platform safety, and how to switch brokers wit...

Veteran of the crypto market CEO of Morph, Colin Goltra is optimistic that the average person will comfortably let AI spend money on their behalf by the end of this year.

A new wave of “agentic commerce” is emerging, where AI agents can negotiate, decide, and transact on your behalf.

But with convenience comes risk: how do you trust an AI with your wallet, and what guardrails actually exist?

A glimpse into the future of...

What if the next big investment opportunity isn’t in the US, but right next door in Asia where much of AI's backbone is being built?

We zoom in on the “Golden Triangle” of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, and why this region could power the next phase of global growth.

From Japan’s corporate reforms to Korea’s semiconductor cycle and Taiwan’s dominance in advanced chips, the story is bigger than ju...

AI is getting cheaper, smarter - and possibly reshaping everything from property to portfolios.

In this episode, hosted by Michelle Martin, we discuss the implications of agentic AI on real estate and what AI commoditisation could shift power towards - platforms, data, or distribution?

Then we look closely at China’s rapid AI deployment and ask if it gives them a lasting edge, or if the US still dominates the core technology ...

Wall Street explodes higher as hopes of a U.S.-Iran de-escalation sparked a powerful relief rally across global markets.

But with the Strait of Hormuz still constrained, energy supply risks remain dangerously real beneath the surface.

Are markets transitioning into a new, more volatile regime?

Also, it is getting harder to figure out interest rate direction. 

What does a “trapped Fed” mean when inflation stays high...

Michelle Martin chats with the Chairman of real estate agency Crestbrick for insights into today's valuable property and prospects for future gains.

A sold-out launch in Tampines and rising global uncertainty are reshaping how investors view property.

Rivelle Tampines’ rapid sales at nearly $1,900 psf raise questions about affordability, demand, and the evolving upgrader market.

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are dr...

When geopolitical shocks ripple through supply chains and markets, what should investors hold onto?

The war’s ripple effects are spreading - from energy disruptions hitting everyday businesses to growing stress across global markets.

Michelle Martin speaks with Swapnil Mishra, Author of Investing for the Clueless, Reckless and Overly Cautious, on how investors are navigating this uncertainty.

We unpack why the US dollar is su...

Where is the Asian equivalent to Fort Knox? How can you invest in physical gold?

Michelle Martin breaks down the surge in gold investing as prices hit record highs and uncertainty drives demand for safe havens.

With guest Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, we unpack how gold ETFs offer access without the hassle of storing physical bars.

What exactly is a “physical gold ETF,” and is it truly backed by ...

Oil spikes, gold stumbles, and private funds start locking the gates - are investors missing the real risks?

March has reshaped the investing landscape as geopolitical tensions send oil soaring and markets into flux, hosted by Michelle Martin.

Brent crude surges past $120, forcing investors to rethink inflation, energy exposure and portfolio resilience.

At the same time, gold’s unexpected decline challenges its role as the ul...

As Asia ages at record speed, the old “save then spend” playbook is evolving.

Michelle Martin speaks with Andy Budden of Capital Group on why a 100-year life demands a complete rethink of investing.

From China’s pension pressures to Singapore’s CPF LIFE, the gap between savings and real needs is widening.

We explore why income resilience - not just portfolio size - is the new goal for retirees.

And how multi...

From weak demand for REIT fundraising to a sharp selloff in one of Europe’s biggest companies, markets are sending mixed signals, hosted by Michelle Martin with Willie Keng, Founder, Dividend Titan. (https://www.dividendtitan.com)

Lendlease REIT’s preferential offering saw a tepid response, raising concerns about investor appetite for yield plays in a higher-rate world.

At the same time, Novo Nordisk - once a market dar...

What if one person, one idea, and one restless night could build a global gaming success?

Michelle Martin sits down with 33-year-old Yeo Ying Zhi, founder of YYZ Studio, to explore how indie developers are reshaping the gaming industry.

From building Havendock into a 100,000-player hit to creating viral web games like Enchanted Heroes, YYZ shares what it really takes to go solo.

We unpack the indie business model - owning...

A niche corner of real estate is quietly delivering strong income - but is it built to last?

Michelle Martin explores whether purpose-built worker and student housing can offer investors stable, resilient returns in uncertain markets.

Hosted by Michelle Martin, with insights from Centurion Accommodation REIT’s Chief Investment Officer Ginny Ang, we unpack how the REIT beat its DPU forecast and what’s driving demand.

We ...

Oil above $110, war risks rising - yet markets are climbing… what’s really going on?

Michelle Martin explores the surprising resilience of equities as the Fed holds rates steady despite inflation and geopolitical shocks.

We unpack how Middle East tensions - from Iran to Qatar - are reshaping energy markets and reigniting inflation fears.

At the same time, capital is rotating into AI, with Nvidia at the centre of renewe...

If you want to bank on the picks and shovels play behind the AI Capex spend, you need to understand growth drivers. 

Investors have been piling into semiconductors but what if you wanted to look beyond NVIDIA?

As computing demands grow, bottlenecks are springing up like traditional copper wiring slowing data transfers because of their heat constraints. 

Enter photonics: a whole field devoted to controlling photons or ligh...

The era of “set it and forget it” ETF investing is being challenged - are passive ETFs no longer enough?

Michelle Martin dives into the shifting ETF landscape with Aman Pujara, Director of Quantitative Research and Portfolio Construction at Syfe, as investors rethink the classic “VOO and chill” strategy.

Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode explores why active ETFs are rapidly gaining ground, now accounti...

Cheap mortgages, a flood of resale flats, and a widening condo price gap - is 2026 the year to buy, sell, or refinance your property?

Michelle Martin explores Singapore’s unusual property moment and what it might mean for you.

Daniel Sim, Founder, Golden Goose Properties and Michelle unpack whether owners should sell ahead of rising competition, refinance their loans while rates are low, or upgrade to private property.

Could ...