Wellbeing (Part 1)

What is the meaning of WELLBEING to you?  According to Oxford Dictionaries Online, WELLBEING is defined as "the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy".  In other words, to achieve WELLBEING of our life, it is not restricted in only one or two areas.  For example, say you have multimillion dollars in your bank account but hard work has resulted in your bad health.  In this case, your WELLBEING is in question as what you have earn is being "contributed" to your doctor but not your life fulfillment.

Book Review: Warren Buffett and the Art of Stock Arbitrage

This is another wonderful book from Mary Buffett and David Clark. Last year, I read their "Warren Buffett and the Interpretation of Financial Statements: The Search for the Company with a Durable Competitive Advantage", many doubts on how Warren read financial statements are clarified.  This year, I am further enlightened by how Warren benefits from the companies mergers, take overs, reorganization .... .  The book provides very good insight on each condition and how Warren goes about it.

Book Review: The Lazy Millionaire

I bought this book at Popular Mega Book Fair in Johor Bahru.  It is really a simple and straight forward book.  The author, Marc Fisher, gives a number of good ideas on how to have your life nice and easy.

Follow-Up

Now is almost the end of the year 2010.  Have you started to think about your agendas for the year to come - 2011?  Well, before that, how about the achievement status of your 2010 agendas?  Have you achieved all or needed some catching up?  Or, you have no idea at all?

Frugal = Stingy?

Whenever I spend, I always ask myself a question: Is it my need or want?  Is it worth for me to spend my valued money?  Most of the time, my answer will lead me to avoid no-value spending.  I believe this is the reason why I often heard from my friend who let the others know that I am a stingy person.  Or, am I?

Determine the Entry and Exit Point of KepCorp

A reader of my book, "Infinite Wealth", inquire about my view of Process #2 for KepCorp, a Singaporean stock.

How Much do You Save for Yourself?

We have been working hard, day in and day out.  Suffering sickness due to work pressure and limited time with family.  Have you ever think about the purpose of doing this way and what do you actually get?

Fund Allocation for Life / Critical Illness / Medical Insurance

In my previous posts on insurance planning, I have been emphasizing the importance of insurance as a protection tool to cover our financial aspects in any unforeseeable circumstances.  Due to different in nature on different kind of insurance policy, I also advocate to spend less on insurance premium while getting the highest possible protect and invest the rest for maximum return.