Traveller's Will

To save money on the go is always something handy to have, so collecting reward points and look out for deals helps. Here some of the tips you can go about doing this: 1. Sign up to Frequent Miles or Frequent Flyer programs Sign up to Frequent Miles or Frequent Flyer, in most cases these programs are free (but go check). For example, Singapore Airlines' KrisFlyer program is free to join. I would advise to have at least one airline miles program with One World and another airline program with the Star Alliance eg. KrisFlyer, if your country's main airline is with the Sky Team join that, ideally if its free. This way if you fly with other airlines within those 3 main alliances will you still accumulate miles or points in the program you've joined. Eg. Fly Thai Airways and can still get points in KrisFlyer. You just need to quote your membership number when booking the flight. What do I do with these points ? Well, if you save enough, you can reward yourself with

Hello, Finally, I can't believe I am actually blogging (yes, late party crasher). Like probably a lot of people out there, I've went to college, completed a degree and went out in the corporate world and tried to work my way up to reap the benefits. Over the years, I've realized being that zombie that goes to and from work each day wasn't particularly fun NOR  was it a way to "get you wealthy". During the course of that journey I've left the corporate life and went onto do something else. Despite, a lot of people saying to me "Will, you're doing well" etc etc. To be clear, I'm not rich, I just manage to get by and manage my bills. Despite that, at times, I do feel a sense of emptiness. I guess its like Maslow's hierarchy of needs, I've achieved in one form or another these needs. So I wonder what drives me next. Credit: simplypsychology.org A friend recently said to me: "Will, why don't you use your knowl