Its this time of the year again when thousands will flock to Suntec Convention Center and try to get the best price for the desired gadget, however with hundreds of booths (820 to be exact) and offers changing every minute, its nearly impossible to get what you want for that price you are willing to pay!
Here are 5 great tips to help you just do that and get the best bargain possible! Get ready for some insider tips!

What is best done in Singapore only? Yea, you guessed it right. Shopping. This is like the national activity. Everybody seems to be filling the carts. Most of the people in the streets have one or two shopping bags in hand and you can tell that they just bought something. Singapore is a major tourist destination in Asia and a lot of trade is done in the city from the water route. Add this geographical benefit to the excise and trade policies; and Singapore becomes a hot destination for shopping.

I remember the time when I was in Bangkok, and made a real boner, being this peculiar Angmo specimen, who did not bother much about reading about Thai customs. Well, there was this pretty little child, and I could not resist patting him upon the head. Big mistake. That was one of the most insulting thing is that I could do to a little Buddhist child or any Buddhist for that matter.

Are you ready for a gent’s day out after a Hard Days Night? Singapore is one place, where you do not have to bother much about not finding a place where you can drown your sorrows in drink, sobbing juicily into a beer. Whether you are in such an enviable state or not, you would want to look for places where you can get the cheapest drinks in Singapore… and that might be a difficult task!

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Are you a footloose and a fancy free swinging bachelor in Singapore? Well, that is all very fine, but there are times when you look askance at your wallet and wonder who swallowed up the loot in there. Hey, a pint of beer cost you 15 Singaporean dollars, and driving your own car in Singapore is rather exorbitant. So, here are some points, which you would want to follow, if you want to live comfortably in Singapore and still be able to save some money at the end of the day.

- Jump to Details for Housing Costs
- Jump to Details for Utilities Costs
- Jump to Details for Food Costs
- Jump to Details for Transport Costs
- Jump to Details for Entertainment Costs
- Jump to Details for Anything Else

Every now and then you stumble over a hidden online gem that stands out from the daily growing field of boring blogs (food, food, blogshop, food and more food) and is worth to invest those 5 minutes of reading that you would otherwise spend watching YouTube videos or reading, well, food blogs.
Here are 5 great blogs I found over the last 3 years in Singapore and that I read daily, enjoy!