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Everyone talks about India’s growth. But how much are you paying for that growth?
That is where the conversation gets more interesting.
India can have strong fundamentals, rising consumption and companies with long growth runways, while its stock market can still look expensive at certain points. Both things can be true.
In this episode of Chills with TFC, Jermyn Wong of UTI Investment Singapore breaks down how investors can think about Nifty 50 valuations, what a “fair” P/E might look like and how India compares with markets such as the US.
Because choosing a market is not only about asking which economy will grow fastest. Price still matters.
Would you pay a premium for India’s growth story, or wait for a better valuation?
Watch the full conversation on YouTube.
This is a sponsored episode with UTI Investment Singapore.
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Quitting a stable job is one thing. Having enough money to survive if it fails is another.
Before Chanel Yui left teaching, she had saved enough to give herself a few years of runway.
That gave her room to try different paths: cosplay, modelling, content creation, events, art and retail — without betting everything on one idea.
Three years later, she is still taking risks, just calculated ones.
For anyone thinking about leaving a stable career, her story is a reminder that the leap does not start with the resignation letter. It starts with being ready for what comes after.

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Kevin thought he had found someone he could trust.
They met through a property-investing community. The other man spoke about family, long-term relationships and business. The first payments arrived without Kevin even needing to chase. Over time, that trust grew into multiple deals… and eventually into borrowed money.
Then the rhythm changed.
Payments needed reminders. A few days became longer delays. Excuses piled up. Kevin says the stress started showing at work and even clients could tell something was weighing on him. By then, this was no longer only an investment problem.
His turning point was deciding to stop waiting quietly. Kevin documented what had happened, spoke publicly and engaged debt collectors. He recovered S$100,000, but the episode is less about getting money back than understanding how trust can blur risk.
Today, he is sharing the mistakes publicly through Quest with Kev so other people can examine opportunities with less emotion than he did.
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#TheFinancialCoconut #ChillsWithTFC #MoneyMistakes #FinancialLiteracy #Singapore

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Is your SME actually using AI… Or are you just adding more AI tools?
The real opportunity may be much less flashy.
Think WhatsApp enquiries, emails, quotations, appointments, repetitive admin and all the small workflows your team keeps doing manually.
In TFC Business Show 65, Leonard Loo, Co-Founder & CEO of Voltade, breaks down how SMEs can move beyond simply chatting with AI and start getting it to actually do work inside the business.
Because adopting AI does not mean automating everything overnight. The more useful question is: which repetitive processes are slowing your team down, and which ones can already be handed over?
For business owners, this could mean less time spent coordinating routine work — and more time focused on customers, growth and decisions that still need a human.
If AI could take one repetitive workflow off your team tomorrow, what would you hand over first?
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#TFCBusinessShow #Voltade #AIForBusiness #SME #TheFinancialCoconut

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AI can make work faster. But should it do all the thinking for us?
In this Wise & Shine conversation, Chelvin Loh, Dr Tommie Chen and Mario Jacober explore how AI is changing jobs, skills and the way people work.
The bigger question is not simply whether AI will replace jobs, but which tasks should be automated, where human judgement still matters and what skills will keep professionals relevant.
For working professionals, staying ahead may mean less chasing every new AI tool and more strengthening judgement, communication, adaptability and real-world capability.
Produced in partnership with Lifelong Learning Singapore.
Disclaimer: This content is for general informational and educational purposes only.
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#WiseAndShine #Lifelong Learning Singapore #CareerGrowth #FutureOfWork #AIAtWork #TheFinancialCoconut

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