The best Singapore newsletters

Glavcot Insights publishes independent first-principles equity research on listed companies, testing assumptions about ownership, risk and per-unit value against filings and results. Its sample issues analyse Digital Core REIT in depth and walk through the cash commitment behind Singapore SRS tax savings with a worked calculator example.

Jom is a weekly digital magazine covering Singapore's arts, culture, politics, business and technology, with a mix of news roundups and longer features. Readers get a weekly digest of local stories plus in-depth essays, such as a sharp piece on Singapore's legal dramas, and news on the haze and urban life.

A Singapore-based newsletter by a financial advisor covering investing research on bonds and portfolios, insurance advisory practice, and the true cost of car loans. Readers get critical takes on conventional wisdom, plus local practical financial explanations.

The Nanyang Chronicle is the student newspaper of Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, reporting on campus policy, student life and student-run ventures. Readers get news on NTU programmes such as the revamped Care, Serve, Learn module, the closure of hall-based food businesses, and overseas internship opportunities.

A mixed collection of short pieces from Singapore, including a children's fable, a project announcement for a free literature initiative on preventing household abuse, and practical guidance on ebook file formats for self-published authors. Readers get stories, updates on a publisher's social initiative, and publishing how-tos.

A company blog from a Singapore coliving and rental provider with practical guides for renters, covering stamp duty, student housing and neighbourhoods near universities. Readers get step-by-step instructions, typical price ranges and deadlines, alongside promotion of the company's own rooms.

Hot in SG is a Singapore-focused guide to food and beverage openings, events and lifestyle picks, with weekly roundups of what is worth attending. Recent issues cover a major BTS fan festival, the Attack on Titan stage musical with dates and ticket prices, and the Food Japan trade and consumer expo.

Monthly updates from Meownistry, a Singapore co-working space and lounge with resident rescue cats, covering newly arrived cats, adoption news and home trials. It is mostly a bulletin of cat introductions and adoption milestones, with little analysis beyond the cats' stories.

Vox Camerata, a Singapore non-profit, publishes a newsletter on grief literacy, interfaith community care, and events such as its Grief Stewardship Workshop and Rites of Us festival. It also announces internship openings across advocacy, research, communications and music programmes.

A weekly listing of free and affordable events in Singapore, including music, comedy, workshops, book talks and exhibitions, all community-submitted. Readers get a dense calendar of things to do on a tight budget each week.

A photo-led newsletter in which an expatriate in Singapore shares images and reflections on everyday life and travel. Issues are short visual vignettes, such as sunsets, city storms and early mornings, rather than written analysis.

Official press releases from Coinhako, a Singapore cryptocurrency platform, covering company announcements, security certifications and platform status updates. Readers get corporate statements about product, security and leadership news rather than independent analysis of the crypto market.

Fuzzie Blog is a promotional publication for the Fuzzie members' discount app, pushing brunch spots, travel packages and spa deals with member privileges. Readers get curated venue and package listings framed as shopping guides rather than independent reviews.