No because that means CPF increase :sweat:
I also wonder how long they can hold before they run out of oil .
nope. i don't think it's sustainable.
it's basically giving away free money without control. it would be better to put the money into the kid's education fund, but not $50,000.
that's way too much. instead of education, people will be using that cash for other purposes if it were put into their bank accounts.
No because that means CPF increase :sweat:
I also wonder how long they can hold before they run out of oil .
Can don't just post link and not leave your own comment ??
Its good for us to know what you, yourself, think of the situation YOU are highlighting... then we could start discussion.... thxs.
I just wanted to know how people really feel about this and not be influenced by my opinion.
well, you could start by opening a few questions like...
"what do you think of what this politician is doing? how do you think it would affect Singaporeans if this was implemented here in Singapore? would it work for us?"
I just wanted to know how people really feel about this and not be influenced by my opinion.
It can be implemented but won't be popular. I won't go into details lest all my fellow citizens hate me.
ha ha, you people are so rationale. I had thought people would be attracted by the free money.
ya la, got money take lah.
in singapore, you want also don't have auh. Still want to act cool?
Is there a hidden price to pay or not?
Of course there is hidden price to pay
Just like Eldershield, they will take $ from someone else to pay you.
For every $10 they collected, they only pay you $1. The rest are their bonus.