CPF Minimum Sum up 184% in 13 years
We refer to the article “Singapore Parliament reopens: CPF schemes for retirement to be improved, says President Tony Tan” (Straits Times, May 17). CPF schemes to be improved? It states that “Among the Government’s goals in its second term is to ensure that Singaporeans are adequately prepared for retirement, with enough...
Profit before service
It's how money should grow That whiff in the air, not alcohol, not riot inducing. Smells like.... like another excuse to raise the bus fares. You get the drift when they pointedly mentioned that in the London system, which is one of two contracting models quoted, fares have gone up by 59% since 2005. In Perth, the Premier...
Nationalisation of public bus services – because you voted Opposition!
At long last, the PAP Government has decided to nationalise Singapore’s public bus services! According to the government’s announcement, it will take over all public buses, depots and fleet management systems. It will also plan all bus routes and invite local as well as foreign operators to bid for these routes. All fare...
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