Punggol East By-Election coming ? MP steps down
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Strparent:
Ah gong money is taxpayers money mah, concern2 oredi say.45yrs old !!?? 3B, yr mother ho mia, got hao soon kia like u ma
boh gao liu then how ? work till mati meh ? :sad:
hope ah gong pong chong lor :imcool: tumpoh oso can
You take ah gong money for retirement means your kids pay more taxes leh.
I say 65-67 is reasonable for retirement age, about 20 years to go after that, is one is careful, can be done. -
Harlequin:
Excuse me , don't anyhow quote hor, :itwasntme:
This wan check alone won't help much lar... Printing money as in your post's context that wan har, only one solution to it--- maintain a strong economyconcern2:
It would be a sad day for Singapore if our government has to print money to pay CPF obligations. Feels like a last resort thing. Can happen sooner than later without checks? :scratchhead: -
raysusan:
Since when everybody has a car? :?out of a sudden this picture flying everywhere in the internet..fb,forum :etc.... :siao:
http://sphotos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/304975_451471458239508_176732088_n.jpg\"> -
concern2:
Excuse me , don't anyhow quote hor, :itwasntme:[/quote]I am accountable for the quote. Luckily you checked the posting. If nobody checked it, then nobody would realize the mistake could lead to bigger irreversible mistakes. We need both workers and checkers. :salute:
This wan check alone won't help much lar... Printing money as in your post's context that wan har, only one solution to it--- maintain a strong economyHarlequin:
[quote=\"concern2\"]
It would be a sad day for Singapore if our government has to print money to pay CPF obligations. Feels like a last resort thing. Can happen sooner than later without checks? :scratchhead: -
3Boys:
Although I don't like to say this, our govt REALLY has a lot of money.
Ah gong money is taxpayers money mah, concern2 oredi say.
You take ah gong money for retirement means your kids pay more taxes leh.
I say 65-67 is reasonable for retirement age, about 20 years to go after that, is one is careful, can be done.
For example, please take a look at this report:
http://www.mof.gov.sg/budget_2012/revenue_expenditure/attachment/06%20Assets%20and%20Liabilities%20for%202011.pdf
Many ways to dissect the data. One can hardly avoid the fact that our govt is rich. And it does not include MAS forex reserves, which is > $300 billion.... :evil: -
Irrelevant:
Our govt is rich means the citizen has a share of the wealth? How did it derive the wealth in the first place? Through investing people's money or not? If so rich we should have lower COE right? Are some of the wealth from privatization of for example smrt? So now we import more population to make us richer? How does all these factors come together? Very confusing leh. :scratchhead:
Although I don't like to say this, our govt REALLY has a lot of money.3Boys:
Ah gong money is taxpayers money mah, concern2 oredi say.
You take ah gong money for retirement means your kids pay more taxes leh.
I say 65-67 is reasonable for retirement age, about 20 years to go after that, is one is careful, can be done.
For example, please take a look at this report:
http://www.mof.gov.sg/budget_2012/revenue_expenditure/attachment/06%20Assets%20and%20Liabilities%20for%202011.pdf
Many ways to dissect the data. One can hardly avoid the fact that our govt is rich. And it does not include MAS forex reserves, which is > $300 billion.... :evil: -
concern2:
Excuse me , don't anyhow quote hor, :itwasntme:[/quote]
This wan check alone won't help much lar... Printing money as in your post's context that wan har, only one solution to it--- maintain a strong economyHarlequin:
[quote=\"concern2\"]
It would be a sad day for Singapore if our government has to print money to pay CPF obligations. Feels like a last resort thing. Can happen sooner than later without checks? :scratchhead:
:slapshead: :slapshead: sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry. :imsorry:
Can't help but :rotflmao:
Sinoboy, you are a siam gao shou lar, even being quoted also managed to siam from the post :siam: kar wah an chua siam leh. :boogie: -
sinoboy:
Our govt is rich means the citizen has a share of the wealth? How did it derive the wealth in the first place? Through investing people's money or not? If so rich we should have lower COE right? Are some of the wealth from privatization of for example smrt? So now we import more population to make us richer? How does all these factors come together? Very confusing leh. :scratchhead:[/quote]Aiyoh! Please understand how the COE works lar! Who sets the price? The buyer!
Although I don't like to say this, our govt REALLY has a lot of money.Irrelevant:
[quote=\"3Boys\"]
Ah gong money is taxpayers money mah, concern2 oredi say.
You take ah gong money for retirement means your kids pay more taxes leh.
I say 65-67 is reasonable for retirement age, about 20 years to go after that, is one is careful, can be done.
For example, please take a look at this report:
http://www.mof.gov.sg/budget_2012/revenue_expenditure/attachment/06%20Assets%20and%20Liabilities%20for%202011.pdf
Many ways to dissect the data. One can hardly avoid the fact that our govt is rich. And it does not include MAS forex reserves, which is > $300 billion.... :evil: -
3Boys:
er…. Wasn’t it chen who said this? She ‘ex’ liao meh?
An esteemed ex former once said I post because I am disagreeable. Actually, I post because I disagree. -
Way2GO:
:rotflmao: You want to get me into trouble iseet? Actually hor, I've met all the other 3 candidates except him leh...Hm.....没缘??.. \"There were times when we could not even afford this. A tin of biscuits given by my uncle would be the ration for the whole family for a couple of weeks,\".
:sad:
me can empathize, really.
A tin of biscuits to feed 7 mouths for two weeks!
concern2, if u run into d gud doctor in PE, cld u pullease ask him
\"How BIG is your biscuit tin?\"