This could mean I should only stay full time in Malaysia if I do not have income from Singapore...
Hi Tonto, to summarize very briefly - pay to SG what is earned and due in SG and pay to MY what is earned and due in MY.
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Hi Tonto, to summarize very briefly - pay to SG what is earned and due in SG and pay to MY what is earned and due in MY.
haha , i was figuring out what u guys trying to said and finally Wuqi's this reply is very layman answer which i can understand liao .... thanks !
Thanks sis, i try to make it as simple as possible, everyone is so short of time these days so making it as brief as possible so that they can move on.
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Hi FHBH12, i would consider if i don't have an apartment, as it is though, i have just purchased one recently. The lifts are easy to maintain and most have an emergency door open mode and back up UPS to allow one to safely get out.
The 2nd floor can actually be rented out as well while you stay on the first, helps you get some passive income while there are also some people around the house to take care and also just in case one faints at home, etc. Lots of people i know have done this especially if they only have just 1 landed. They split their house into 2 or 3 so it actually become like an apartment in a way.
One fine example of a woman in HH is doing this, hmmmmm actually come to think of it, 2 fine examples of a woman are already doing this.
Hi FHBH12, i would consider if i don't have an apartment, as it is though, i have just purchased one recently. The lifts are easy to maintain and most have an emergency door open mode and back up UPS to allow one to safely get out.
The 2nd floor can actually be rented out as well while you stay on the first, helps you get some passive income while there are also some people around the house to take care and also just in case one faints at home, etc. Lots of people i know have done this especially if they only have just 1 landed. They split their house into 2 or 3 so it actually become like an apartment in a way.
One fine example of a woman in HH is doing this, hmmmmm actually come to think of it, 2 fine examples of a woman are already doing this.
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ya I share the same thots as Bro Wuqi.....
tatz why the unit I was looking at.... the bedroom at the ground floor need to have a attached bathroom and not too small and also not too far from the kitchen .... makes everything easier when I am old and hopefully not wheelchair boned...... and then rent out the bedrooms on top......
ya I share the same thots as Bro Wuqi.....
tatz why the unit I was looking at.... the bedroom at the ground floor need to have a attached bathroom and not too small and also not too far from the kitchen .... makes everything easier when I am old and hopefully not wheelchair boned...... and then rent out the bedrooms on top......
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My vote is b & w. but not cheap hor ... Monitor audio also considered high end
For AV receiver, can consider Onkyo or Denon. A lot of Onkyo AVR can support 7.1 channels.
It also depends whether one is looking for home theater or purely audio. Got huge difference to the audiophiles
For a decent entry set of system, can consider denon la ... Around S$3 to S$4k for an entry set should be doable. For b&w, a lot more $$$ is needed .....
If you want to save space, can consider satellite speakers but with the space in JB, we won't have to worry too much...
Wireless speaker is not recommended if we want the most pristine sound out of a set of speakers ...
My vote is b & w. but not cheap hor ... Monitor audio also considered high end
For AV receiver, can consider Onkyo or Denon. A lot of Onkyo AVR can support 7.1 channels.
It also depends whether one is looking for home theater or purely audio. Got huge difference to the audiophiles
For a decent entry set of system, can consider denon la ... Around S$3 to S$4k for an entry set should be doable. For b&w, a lot more $$$ is needed .....
If you want to save space, can consider satellite speakers but with the space in JB, we won't have to worry too much...
Wireless speaker is not recommended if we want the most pristine sound out of a set of speakers ...
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Recently went to some shops at Adelphi together with my uncle and tried out PMC speaker...it is really good but alittle too ex...i heard there will be a show (or exhibition i think) in Oct...maybe can source it there
Recently went to some shops at Adelphi together with my uncle and tried out PMC speaker...it is really good but alittle too ex...i heard there will be a show (or exhibition i think) in Oct...maybe can source it there
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Good systems are worth paying a little more. But don't get too addicted, it can really cost an arm and a leg if one keeps chasing for upgrades
Good systems are worth paying a little more. But don't get too addicted, it can really cost an arm and a leg if one keeps chasing for upgrades
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If one doesn't want to spend too much, can consider Cambridge audio... In my opinion..quite good
If one doesn't want to spend too much, can consider Cambridge audio... In my opinion..quite good
My own two cents. Before 2001 I lived in JB's Taman Sutera and travelled by car to NUS where I worked. Took me an hour one way through the second link. Great living. Rented a 1000 sq foot house with 3 rooms and a garden of equivalent size for RM 800 per month. Didnt have any incident with mugging because my car was an 8 year old honda civic. Very nondescript. You could eat anywhere in whatever estate. Taman sutera had its own security patrol. Not fantastic nor tight. Anyone could drive in and out but at least there was a patrol of sorts. Enjoyed that. We could drive anywhere nearby. Pontian, Kota Tinggi usually. Or hike up Mt Pulai which is about 45 mins drive away and an hour hike from the base to the 2000 ft peak on paved road. Beautiful rain forrest setting. Bukit Timah in comparison was a park. And the view from the peak was amazing. Could see as far as the Straits. The memories.
Glad to see that you enjoyed life in Johor some time back.
So you decided to move back to Singapore? Or moved to another state?
Just wondering...
I am Canadian now. Here's my new surrounding somewhere near the Canadian Rockies. Just bought an old 13 foot boat with 35 horsepower engine. And also has a Honda Oddsey with V6 engine capable of towing it (beige van on the right).
Glad to see that you enjoyed life in Johor some time back.
So you decided to move back to Singapore? Or moved to another state?
Just wondering...
Bro Jackbcryan
Ooh...you are causing us to eat our heart out! Where's that? The state next to Montana?
So you were a Singaporean or Malaysian before your Canadian status?
Ooh...you are causing us to eat our heart out! Where's that? The state next to Montana?
So you were a Singaporean or Malaysian before your Canadian status?
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