if i have a S$1m in cash

[Aceacebaby]

i will go travel around the world! with global warming and all sorts of 2012 crap on our heels, who knows what will last and what wouldnt! hahas.

[Jenson Arthur]

I get myself another Maybach for my fiancées which is a top spec Maybach 62 with GUARD B4 Package.That would then be a make 2 Maybach 62s (one for each of us).It would cost me a huge figure under 1 million pounds for one,registered in UK where i was born,but i lived in SIngapore for work.I just hadn’t have the time to get another one.Thanks

[Mummy-oan]

Trying hard to set-up internet business but has no idea what is the step and how to set-up in the internet? Any advise?

[pojo]

Mummy-oan:

Trying hard to set-up internet business but has no idea what is the step and how to set-up in the internet? Any advise?

There are 2 parts to your question. The first is the commercial aspect, the second is technical.

For the first, you have to decide the type of internet business you want to get into. If you want to sell things or a service, you could either do it as part of your blog or your own website. Setting up a blog is easy and there are many free blogging websites available. Or you want to put up a website to do whatever.... then this brings us to the technical aspect.

The technical part of setting up a website is ...er... very technical. Here there are also 2 aspects here. The first is getting the webpages created. You could do it yourself or alternatively engage someone or a company to do that for you. For instance if you want the website to show a catalog of products, you can get the designer to allow you to delete and add new products and update prices without changes to the webpage design.

The second technical part is getting the website hosted either by yourself or a company. If you are a technically oriented person, it is possible to host the website yourself.

It is easier to point you to the right direction if you could provide additional info as to where you are stuck.

[thatsmygirl]

I will buy property and earn rental income! Not need to work!!

[thatsmygirl]

Can stay at home and take care of my kids!!

[Dino_Mummy]

LOLMum:

at least he doesnt have to worry about $$$.


so S$1m might not be a lot ot many, but it is still a hell lot of $$$ to plenty.

So right!

[friendship]

keep the money, who knows kena retrenched. clear housing loan first.


retrechment benefits are no longer 1 year service equal to 1 month pay. you are lucky the company still pay retrenchment benefits.

[Dino_Mummy]

if I have $1m in my CPF I won't be a keyboard warrior today :rotflmao: :rotflmao:[/quote]



Or may i would still?! but just keep mum about it.... wait till property prices drop, cash in and buy... ?

A friend's ex-colleague did this and she got her property at a steal (v good bargain) about two years back...

[KSP]

Stop dreaming!!!


We should start a thread on how to make our first S$1M in cash.

Must exclude asset please, i know Singaporean are asset rich.