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Hi, I’m Jeremiah. I run Numbers.sg on my own from Singapore and read every email myself. Reports of a wrong number are read first.

Email hello@numbers.sg

I usually reply within one to two working days.

Why people write

What I’d like to hear from you about

Pick whichever fits and start your subject line with the word shown. It helps me find your email and reply sooner.

Most important

A number that looks wrong

Subject: Correction:

Send the page link, the number it shows, and where you saw a different figure (a link to the official source is best). I check every report against the source. If we were wrong, I fix the page, log it on the public Corrections page with the date and what changed, and write back to let you know. You can read how we get our numbers.

  • A number or calculator you’d like

    Subject: Suggestion:

    A rate, price or calculator you can’t find here? Tell me what you were trying to work out. Each new page goes up only once its data job and checks are running, so it may take a while.

  • Using our data

    Subject: Data:

    You’re welcome to quote our numbers and use our downloads with a link to the page you used. For anything unusual, ask first. Data downloads and how to cite them.

  • Press and research

    Subject: Press:

    Writing about Singapore rates, CPF or prices? I’m happy to help journalists and researchers find a series or explain a method. Tell me about the piece and your deadline.

  • Just saying hello

    Subject: Hello:

    Found a page useful, or have an idea for the site? I’d love to hear it. Even a quick note helps me know what to build next.

Three small things

How to get a quick reply

  1. Start with a subject word

    Begin the subject with one of the words above, like Correction: or Hello:.

  2. Include the link

    If it’s about a page, send the link to the page you mean.

  3. Add the source

    For a wrong number, a link to the agency’s or bank’s own page is ideal.

What I can’t help with

I can’t see your own CPF, tax or bank accounts, and I can’t give personal financial advice. Numbers.sg is general information (see the Disclaimer). For your own records, go to the official site:

What I don’t accept

To keep Numbers.sg trustworthy, I never accept:

  • Payment for a number, a ranking or a place in a table
  • Sponsored posts, “featured” spots or advertorials
  • Guest posts, paid links, link insertions or link exchanges
  • PR placements, SEO packages or backlink offers

These go against Google’s spam policies and aren’t fair to readers. I won’t reply to these emails.

Before you write

You may find the answer here

Questions

Common questions

Is Numbers.sg a government site?

No. It is independent and not part of, endorsed by or paid by the Singapore Government or any agency. Each number links to the official source it came from.

Can you tell me which T-bill, bond or account to choose?

No. I’m not a licensed financial adviser, and Numbers.sg doesn’t give personal advice. The trackers and calculators show the numbers and the working so you can compare for yourself.

How do I report a number that’s wrong?

Email hello@numbers.sg with Correction: in the subject, the page link, and where you saw a different figure. Confirmed fixes are logged on Corrections.

Can I use your numbers or charts?

Yes. Quote them and use the data downloads with a link to the page you used. Where a number comes from a government agency, its own terms apply too.

Do you accept sponsored content or paid placements?

No. No bank, agency or product pays for a number, a ranking or a place on a page. See what I don’t accept.

Is Numbers.sg really just one person?

Yes. I write the jobs that collect the numbers, build the calculators, check the pages and answer every email. More about the site.

Thank you for using Numbers.sg. I look forward to hearing from you.

Jeremiah Say

Editor, Numbers.sg · Page last updated