How the Opal card used in Australia is different from our Ez Link card
I bought an Opal card in Sydney two years ago and used it for local transport. I kept the card as I read that it will never transpire. I did not have to pay any fee to get the card. However, there is a minimum top up of $5 (children) or $10 (adult). When I bought the card, I had to pay by credit card. The sales office does not...
Weighing in on Clifford Theseira’s grouses against the CPF system (Part 2)
Click to enlarge Continue from Part 1. CPF Board: "Mr. Theseira had withdrawn a total of about $140,000 from his CPF since turning 55. If Mr. Theseira had not done so, his monthly payout could be more than $1,000 per month." The CPF Board then says, rather sneakily, that Mr. Theseira owns a 5-room HDB "which is fully paid up". First,...
What is wrong with the statement of moving closer to ‘ordinary Singaporeans’
There was an uproar over the statement, which was suspected to be given by a teacher of Raffles Girls School, that the school was being relocated to Bishan to be closer to "ordinary Singaporeans". The anger was so strong that the school had to disassociate itself from the statement. It said that the person who made the statement...
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