Moms Never Retire?

May Chan

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As they dedicate their love and lives to their households and make constant sacrifices for their family’s & children’s well-being, mothers never retire. For all these, moms deserve more thoughts besides during Mother’s Day. But should mothers also think about planning their own retirement — financially speaking? In this issue, as we give tributes to all mothers, we would also like to give thoughts to a mother’s financial freedom. Mothers deserve a worry-free retirement as well.

4 Things Mothers in Singapore Should Do to Plan for Their Finances

A 2015 survey showed that 75% of Singaporean mothers surveyed had not even thought about retirement, let alone started planning for it. If you’re spending all your energy running after the kids or making sure they pay attention during tuition, here four things you should not forget to do for your finances.

Mums, pay attention to finances

Financial experts advise that it makes sense for mothers (and just about anyone) to pay attention to their financial affairs. According to the US-based National Centre for Women and Retirement Research, nine out of 10 women will eventually have to manage their finances on their own at some point, due to circumstances ranging from leaving the workforce to care for a family member, to becoming divorced or finding themselves widowed.

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Irene Ong

I've known May for the past 20 overs years. She's been a great help and resource to our family's financial planning. A trusted friend indeed. Do get to know her. Would be great to have a good mind to tap on should you need an opinion.

Cathy Koh

20 years ago i was referred to May whom i impressived by her hard-work did offices and HDB canvassing daily. I decided to signed up plans where benefited me & she had her deal, win-win situation, why not. Till now one call she will respond and meet up. I am touched by her sincereity and professional attitudes. You can count on her, no one else. Please call upon her.

Raymond Peh

Know May for more than a decade as a friend and financial planner for myself and my wife. A friend that can be trusted indeed. Due to the increased in medical cost recently, just bought for my whole family the early critical illness plan to ensure that everything is well taken care of. Good advises was given to me so that I can maximised my CPF cash withdrawal in 3 years time. Thanks May for your professional advise.

Shan Shan, Teacher

May has been giving my family and myself professional financial advice for years and I found her to be a dedicated, committed and a very responsible financial advisor who has deep knowledge about her work. I am truly grateful to have known her.

Sharon Chua

May with her professionalism attitude, she explained to me in details about financial tips on how to manage my hard earned money effectively. She is alway well organized and straight to the point, using clear strategies which always give very helpful suggestions on what I should and should not do. I am pleased to have her as my advisor. I would be happy to recommend her services to others.

Joan Tong. Operation Executive. Headquarter.io

Today I met up with May Chan for a financial planning session and she gave me a comprehensive breakdown which I found very useful. I think you'll benefit from meeting her.