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Chai pe Kharcha - NRI Personal Finance Matters
Chai Pe Kharcha
59 episodes
1 week ago
A few NRI friends get together and have a casual conversation about their personal finance planning. Everyone has a different perspective on managing money, different experiences & different life stages. We hope you find these chats useful & relatable. Feel free to drop questions/comments to help us improve & ideas of what we should discuss next Disclaimer: This material is just a casual chat between friends and is not financial advice. Please speak with a competent legal, tax or financial advisor for your specific needs.
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A few NRI friends get together and have a casual conversation about their personal finance planning. Everyone has a different perspective on managing money, different experiences & different life stages. We hope you find these chats useful & relatable. Feel free to drop questions/comments to help us improve & ideas of what we should discuss next Disclaimer: This material is just a casual chat between friends and is not financial advice. Please speak with a competent legal, tax or financial advisor for your specific needs.
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Cost of living in Singapore, discussed by NRIs living there
Chai pe Kharcha - NRI Personal Finance Matters
39 minutes 59 seconds
1 year ago
Cost of living in Singapore, discussed by NRIs living there

In this episode of Chai Pe Kharcha, we dive into the comprehensive details of the cost of living in Singapore, tailored for prospective NRIs. The speakers, who have lived in Singapore for over a decade, share their personal experiences and break down living expenses based on different life stages—single individuals, couples, and families with kids. The video covers various categories such as rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, and more, while also providing insightful tips on possible cost optimizations. Whether you’re considering a move or just curious about living costs in this vibrant city-state, this episode is packed with practical information and strategic insights. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more NRI-focused personal finance content. 00:00 Introduction and Overview 01:48 Hosts' Personal Journeys in Singapore 04:08 Breakdown of Living Costs 04:56 Rental Accommodation Options 11:37 Utilities and Other Essential Expenses 12:57 Mobile and Internet Costs 15:49 Public Transport and Commuting 17:37 Grocery Expenses 18:51 Healthcare and Insurance 20:11 Health Insurance Costs 21:54 Domestic Helpers in Singapore 23:57 Personal Car Ownership 24:39 Gym and Fitness Expenses 25:45 Cab Services and Costs 27:11 Dining Out and Food Delivery 29:44 Entertainment and Movies 31:59 Shopping and Miscellaneous Expenses 37:36 Tax System in Singapore 39:19 Conclusion and Final Thoughts #chaipekharcha #costofliving #singapore #nri

Chai pe Kharcha - NRI Personal Finance Matters
A few NRI friends get together and have a casual conversation about their personal finance planning. Everyone has a different perspective on managing money, different experiences & different life stages. We hope you find these chats useful & relatable. Feel free to drop questions/comments to help us improve & ideas of what we should discuss next Disclaimer: This material is just a casual chat between friends and is not financial advice. Please speak with a competent legal, tax or financial advisor for your specific needs.