November 3, 2020

Lobang: https://www.moneydigest.sg/celebrate-the-launch-of-our-new-fatburger-outlet-at-cineleisure-with-2-off/

Cheers to the opening of Fatburger at Cineleisure! Come bask in the fun with us at the first-ever Fatburger in the world with a Los Angeles inspired unique stadium-like interior!

Fatburger will be giving you an additional $2 off your total bill* when you dine in from 3 November 2020 – 5 November 2020 at Fatburger Cineleisure outlet!

Tuck into a feast of fully customisable burgers and house made sides like the signature onion rings and range of fries from fat fries, skinny fries, sweet potato fries to chilli cheese fries and more!

To further sweeten the launch of its new flagship, Fatburger will reward the first 150 customers with a minimum spending of $80 at the store with a limited edition Fatburger Singapore T-shirt that can’t be purchased anywhere else in the world — not even in Los Angeles.

T&C

New members can enjoy a free $5 voucher on us when you sign up at rewards.deelishbrands.com and an instant $2 will be credited into the account for use at the new Fatburger outlet.

Additional $2 automatically applies for all existing members.

Address: Cineleisure Orchard, 8 Grange Rd, #01-07, Singapore 239695
Opening Hours: Mon-Sun 11am-10pm

Website: fatburgersg.com
Facebook: facebook.com/fatburgersg
Instagram: @fatburgersg  #FatburgerSG

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Lobang: https://singpromos.com/dining-restaurants-food/7-eleven-celebrates-11-7-day-with-free-treats-and-great-deals-from-4-11-nov-2020-241250/

Deal-loving shoppers could get used to this 7-Eleven Day treatment…read more @SINGPROMOS.COM

Lobang: https://www.moneydigest.sg/enjoy-so-phos-super-value-dine-in-sets-from-11-90-and-up-to-30-off-delivery-exclusive-signature-bundles-from-katrina-group/

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Lobang: https://www.moneydigest.sg/uob-customers-enjoy-1-deals-at-yole-gong-cha-delifrance-and-sushi-tei-this-november/

Simply make payment with UOB Mighty QR Pay

Scan and pay with UOB Mighty QR Pay and enjoy S$1 QR Pay Deals every Friday this November!

Check out deals from your favourite stores like Delifrance, Gong Cha, PastaMania, Sushi Tei and more!

6 November: S$1 small cup (U.P. S$4.90) at Yole via UOB Mighty QR Pay#

13 November: S$1 Pearl Milk Tea (M) (U.P. S$3.50) at Gong Cha via UOB Mighty QR Pay#

20 November: S$1 Croissant (U.P. S$3.20) at Delifrance via UOB Mighty QR Pay#

27 November: S$1 Matcha Ice Cream (U.P. S$3.80) via UOB Mighty QR Pay#

How to Scan QR and Pay on UOB Mighty

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Lobang: https://www.moneydigest.sg/beginners-guide-to-setting-up-an-emergency-fund/

WHAT IS AN EMERGENCY FUND?

An emergency fund consists of the money you set aside to cover large, unexpected expenses. It serves as your cushion to save you from drowning into debt  and other unfortunate events. It can be used for unforeseen medical expenses, home appliances replacement, automobile repairs, and managing unemployment.

HOW MUCH MUST I SAVE?

When you are starting to build your emergency fund, it is important to value what you have. No matter how small, every dollar counts. Focus on the habit and consistency of saving money. When your financial situation improves, you can increase your savings.

The right amount for you depends on your financial situation, but a good rule thumb is to have enough money to cover your living expenses for six months. If you lose your job during pandemic, you can use your emergency fund for necessities while you hunt for a new job. You can also use the money to supplement your small business. Start small and increase your savings as your financial situation improves.

WHY SHOULD I TRACK MY INCOME AND EXPENSES?

Tracking your income and expenses enable you to get a realistic view of your financial situation. It can pinpoint the amount that is sufficient to cover your living expenses for six months. You can track your cash flow by writing down how much money comes in every month and by writing down your fixed and variable expenses per month.

Do not forget to include recurring expenses such as your rent, utility bills, school fees, and childcare.

WHERE SHALL I PUT MY EMERGENCY FUND?

You can put your emergency fund inside a savings account with a high interest rate and an easy access system. Since an emergency can strike at any time, having quick means to access your funds is crucial. However, you must keep your emergency funds away from your primary bank account. This will help lessen the temptation of dipping into your reserves. Moreover, having a high interest savings account enables you to reap the benefits of compound interest.

HOW CAN I PLAN OUT MY EMERGENCY FUND?

Establishing financial goals and developing a plan to achieve those goals go hand-in-hand. Part of your plan may include specific and realistic targets to work toward. For instance, you may save S$50 per week to put into your emergency fund. Once you have created a robust plan, make sure you follow through.

Sticking to your plan can sometimes be the hardest part of saving for an emergency fund. A good way to stay on track is to save automatically. You may automate your savings and set up a systematic transfer from your primary savings account to your “emergency fund” savings account. Alternatively, you may keep a money jar and label it with: “for emergency use only”.

Sources: 1 & 2

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