David Cheong – författare

This publication displays the menu for choice of available methods to evaluate the impact of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). It caters mainly to policy makers from developing countries and aims to equip them with some economic knowledge and techniques that will enable them to conduct their own economic evaluation studies on existing or future FTAs, or to critically re-examine the results of impact assessment studies conducted by others, at the very least.

Most people never learn how their own home was quietly building their wealth — or how the next property decision could change their family's financial future.Property decisions are the biggest financial decisions most families ever make. And most of us make them on gut feeling, fear, or contradictory advice from property portals, well-meaning family members, and YouTube influencers. We buy overpriced or we wait too long. We ignore the mortgage mechanics and chase trophy addresses. We confuse "e;not losing"e; with "e;winning."e; There is a better way. There is a framework.In Property Wealth Engine, veteran Singapore property consultant David Cheong — seventeen years in the market, trainer to hundreds of industry professionals, and CEA-licensed agent — walks you through the exact framework he has used with hundreds of clients.You'll meet the Lim family, a young couple who wonder if they can afford to upgrade from their HDB flat — and discover their current home has already built $480,000 of equity they don't see. You'll meet Ming who grew into $200,000 of wealth in just five years, without speculation or luck. You'll meet the Tan family, who quietly built $2.4 million in property equity across three decades — without ever calling themselves investors. Along the way you'll learn:— The three engines of property wealth (Forced Savings, Income, Capital Gain) and how to activate each one— When renting is actually wiser than buying (five specific situations)— The real maths of freehold vs leasehold — and why investors often choose leasehold— Ten real strategies for real buyers: first-time buyers, upgraders, buy-to-rent, asset enhancement, right-sizing, decoupling, Airbnb, and more— How to leverage equity you already have to fund your next move— The six mistakes that cost ordinary families the most in property Grounded in Kingdom wisdom (money as servant, God as Master) but written for every reader who wants to think more clearly about one of the biggest decisions of their life. The book includes a complete Property Action Plan and AI prompts for applying the framework to your specific situation.Singapore-flavoured but globally applicable — every specialised term is explained inline for readers in the UK, US, Australia, Canada, and beyond. The tagline says it best: the same rules work everywhere, only the details change.