“In today’s economic climate, saving potential isn’t just about cutting back – it’s about spending smarter,” said Amir Nada, CEO of ROSHI. “Our analysis shows that by optimizing digital payment methods, transport choices and food delivery subscriptions, the average Singaporean household can save between S$300-500 monthly without compromising their lifestyle. These savings are essential for Singaporeans facing rising costs across all aspects of daily life.”
Key findings from the report include:
- Top credit cards offer between 5-8% cashback on groceries, dining, and online spending
- Food delivery subscriptions like GrabUnlimited ($5.99/month) save users an average of $45 monthly
- Smart utility management and telco optimization can reduce bills by up to 20-30%
- Digital gig platforms offer earnings from $13.80 per testing task to $350 per content piece
The transformation we’re seeing in consumer behavior isn’t just about savings – it’s about adapting to a new economic reality,” said Trịnh Mai Thanh, Head of Research at ROSHI. “Our data shows that Singaporeans who embrace digital optimization tools consistently achieve better financial outcomes.”
The full report, is available at https://www.roshi.sg/inflation-survival-guide-singapore/
