NTUC Giveaway · Closes 31 Oct 2026
Win S$100 of groceries.
You know what a trolley costs by now. Which aisle to skip, which brand quietly went up, roughly what the total will be before it rings up. So we are putting groceries on it.
Submit the form and you are in the draw for a S$100 NTUC FairPrice voucher. Sit down for a complimentary sixty minutes with a licensed adviser, and we will send you a S$10 NTUC FairPrice voucher as thanks for your time. Every completed appointment gets one, first come first served, while stocks last.
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Enter the draw.
Regulatory disclosure
Five Cents is operated by NORFH PTE LTD (UEN: 202616626E) under Regulation 31 of the Financial Advisers Regulations. NORFH may be remunerated by participating financial advisers and is not permitted to provide financial advice or product recommendations. Your review will be conducted by an appointed representative of Alpha Wealth Financial Advisers Pte. Ltd. (UEN: 200606266H).
NTUC FairPrice is not a sponsor of, nor affiliated with, this promotion. Vouchers are supplied and fulfilled by NORFH PTE LTD.
A note from us
Why we're doing this.
You will stand in an aisle and compare the price per 100ml on two bottles of detergent. You know exactly which brand of eggs went up this month. You noticed the kaya is 40 cents more than it was.
Then you walk out of the supermarket and never apply that same attention to anything else. Not the insurance premium going out every month. Not the CPF that quietly decides what your fifties look like. Not the account the money actually sits in.
Reading about money doesn't actually solve anything either. So we're testing something new, connecting our readers with MAS licensed advisers who can actually look at your situation and provide valuable guidance. Yes, we know, meetings like this can sometimes feel like a sales pitch in exchange for free coffee. This isn't that. 60 minutes, genuinely complimentary, no products sold during the chat, no pestering, no follow ups unless you want them.
The vouchers are our way of encouraging you to actually do it. In our opinion, reading only gets you so far. Action is where things actually move.
That's just our 5 cents.