How to (legally) avoid paying credit card interest in Singapore
Got credit card debt in Singapore? Here’s how to neatly – and legally – avoid the high interest rates. Credit card interest rates are among the highest you’ll encounter – 24 per cent per annum on average. That can cause even small debts to snowball out of control in a few months. So if you currently owe money on your...
Martyn See’s guide for wannabe trouble makers
OK, OK, political, human rights and social activists, and good hearted, well intentioned kay pohs. I just came across this great FB post by Martyn See. I tot I just must share it with those who visit this blog. My 12 tips for Political and Human Rights Activists in Singapore. 1. Read the law thoroughly, particularly the ones...
The lack of a welfare system has left our elderly in a vulnerable position
Bumped into this 70-year-old uncle who was collecting drink can when we were carrying out our charity event at Chinatown earlier today. Gave him a $50 angpow and saw that he has only collected 5 to 6 cans in his big nylon sack. Each used drink can fetches about five cents and he says its tougher now to collect them due to intense...
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