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Did Han Hui Hui need a permit to hold a march?
In January this year, Gilbert Goh had planned to burn an effigy of Transport Minister, Lui Tuck Yew, at a Hong Lim Park protest event. However, the police told him that it would be illegal for him to do so. Mr Goh thus withdrew the plans to put Mr Lui to the fire, so to speak. The incident, however, raised questions of whether...

Reverse mortgage: Other countries also low take-up?
But he also warned that such plans do not come without risks. For example, because a reverse mortgage does not require periodic cash repayments, the loan balance will grow with interest. We refer to the article “Parliament: Take-up rate of reverse mortgages in other countries “quite low“” (Straits Times, Oct 8). Countries...
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