Dear readers, recently I invested in something and paid for it with a capital of a magnitude which I have not done so before. It is a necessary investment. Well, what is this investment that I am talking about?
I am talking about a chair, a chair which I use for sitting at home. And I paid for this chair at a price of more than Singapore $300 from a popular store.
This is a necessarily purchase as since last year I have been working from home and have been seated in front of my work laptop, toiling away for hours on a chair that is not ideal (though it still cost Singapore $50 from another popular store).
With work-from-home not likely to go away anytime soon, I decided to invest in a better chair that is more ergonomic for me. So, one day, my family and I went to specifically buy chairs. A chair not only for me but only a chair each for my kids. A better chair for my kids since they also spend more time at home, studying on Home-Based Learning. As for my wife, she told me she does not need a better chair.
There were also many families asking about chairs and tables then. There was also quite some interest in those tables with height-adjustable features. I really think the interest was driven by Work-From-Home and Home-Based-Learning.
A better chair to support my physical health and health is wealth. This is why wealth and lifestyle is interlinked. And that is why SG Stocks Investing is your Money and Lifestyle magazine.