A new online portal, launched by MoneyOwl and Temasek Trust, provides free financial advice to Singaporeans, particularly focusing on underserved groups like young adults and shift/gig workers. Bite-sized financial tips are delivered via WhatsApp to reach the mobile shift worker population.
A new online portal is offering free advice to help Singaporeans plan their finances. The initiative by social enterprise MoneyOwl and Temasek Trust is focusing on the under-served segments of society, like young working adults, as well as shift and gig workers. To reach shift workers who are mostly on the move, bite-sized financial tips will be sent to them through WhatsApp.
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