Originally posted by ninelives
aiya, my cigarette also increase. one packet cost $7.50. I finished it in a day.
Originally posted by ninelives
aiya, my cigarette also increase. one packet cost $7.50. I finished it in a day.
Originally posted by ckiang
$7.50? one more dollar can buy a roll of Provia 100F. A dollar less can get a roll of Kodak EliteChrome 100EC!
Regards
CK
Originally posted by ninelives
aiya, my cigarette also increase. one packet cost $7.50. I finished it in a day.
a pack a day at $7.50? WAHHH...that's kinda scary. Better slow down mate.Originally posted by ninelives
aiya, my cigarette also increase. one packet cost $7.50. I finished it in a day.
Originally posted by Klause
Any idea how much a lung transplant will cost?? Must thank the govt. for saving u.
Originally posted by LifeWorld
Any1 notice the can drink at hawker centre has increased to $1.20 or more per can. Formerly I used to pay $1.10. Even B**gerking has increased prices.
Originally posted by Klause
Umm.. just to clear things up.. the govt change GST from
3 % - 50 % or 3% - 5% .
B**gerking use PETROL mah... tat y haf to increase like SB*
Originally posted by Klause
Any idea how much a lung transplant will cost?? Must thank the govt. for saving u.
Originally posted by mlwang
where can lung transplant one? Just for those smokers out there, if suay suay cancer strikes you (touch wood), the treatment can easily hit more than $100k, me not trying to scare you, I have seen real life experiences (yes more than one experience) that smokers got cancers.
It is a matter of time, me some time dun understand why pple spend $$$$ to kill themselves!!! sigh
Originally posted by mlwang
let me shed some light why the prices of the transport fees are increased.
The bus companies and SMRT are regulated using the CPI+X formula.
Despite the name, CPI has very little impact, esp when the fluactuation is very minimal in Singapore.
The formula actually boils down to the fuel costs. if fuel costs increase, these companies can actually ask for a price increment, i.e these companies are passing on the fuel cost to the consumers.
I personally feel that such a regulatory formula is unfair to the consumers cos the consumers have no control over the fuel costs of these companies. The public transport companies can hedge/lock in their fuel costs by entering buying financial instruments to prevent such fluctuations. Instead of doing so, they just ignore the high fuel oil prices and pass on the risks to the consumers. This is really unfair.
Let me pre-warn every one, the next increment will be the electricity bills, watch for it, I am 99% confident that it will increase.