It is a well known fact that poor and stupid people are pap's vote bank. the GE 2011 stats already proven it.
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Why it’s so hard for S’poreans to understand CPF
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It is a well known fact that poor and stupid people are pap's vote bank. the GE 2011 stats already proven it.
Well, once upon a time, a good many people felt that putting their money with Charles Ponzi was a good idea too.
I was told that the poor were suffering while the rich are enjoying life. Why would they vote for more suffering?
I put my faith in CPF and the government has not let me down at all.
What people do with their CPF is their business lah.
I told you they are stupid remember? Stupid people do things got logic one? Just like that ah neh wife who was whacked everytime the ah neh is drunk, will defend the him by saying he only whack me when he is drunk.
They vote for PAP because they were moved by Pinky saying sorry and wants him to put it right,,,,suckers,,,
If the PAP makes stupid people happy enough to vote for them every 5 years, they can't possibly be accused of catering only to the rich. They must be doing enough to make the lower income group happy too.
To many having only pension or social security scheme, CPF appears to be better than theirs because in CPF one can see their money grows and the money will be there when they retired. They are also not afraid of job hopping for better prospects. However, things getting a bit twisted when they actually found out that the money they have had in CPF is getting smaller and smaller each year. Would one be very happy when they deposited $100/= 30 years ago in CPF and find that he could only withdraw $50/= today and that $50/= is worth only $10/= 30 years ago? and the other $50/= he can't use until he is one foot in the coffin. To make matters worst, neighbouring countries like Malaysia and Hong Kong can offer higher interest rate for their pension funds. Believed there are some chosen to renounce their citizenship, then withdraw all their CPF savings and deposit them elsewhere for better returns.
But CPF robs nobody. It is still your money. You can put it into an investment fund, you can buy property, use it to pay medical bills and to purchase annuity in your old age.
The best thing about the CPF is that the more you put in, the more you get out of it. Most other pension schemes pool the money so that regardless of whether you contributed $400,000 or $40,000, you end up with the same payout. CPF isn't like that. It rewards you for your hard work and dedication.
Too bad for PAP these group of stupid people are getting smaller and smaller.
That's a good one!
Undernourished or loss of bone density or a combination of both?
Is that your attempt at humour? come on I am sure you can do better.
Give me other plausible reasons why anyone would get smaller with time?
Must be a slow traffic day for you to troll me.
i have contributed to the social security system for over 20 years totaling hundreds of thousands of usd, and all i get from the social security department is a yearly statement telling me i can withdraw usd1236 per month at age 62 or usd1427 per month at age 65. no lump sum payment. all social security payouts are subject to income tax.
now i wish i am in the sg cpf system. it would be almost double the amount i put in due to employer contribution (no employer contribution in the ss system), and i will easily exceed the minimum sum by 55. moreover, i could have used it to pay my mortgage for one of my many properties and/or foot my medical bills upon retirement. i don't have to end up with the faulty obama care at retirement. my 401k doesn't kick in until 59.5, and medicaid is not applicable until 65.
sinkies should consider themselves extremely lucky for having such a superior public retirement program that allows them to use their own savings plus almost matching employer contributions for mortgages, medicine, and lump sum cash out (above an achievable threshold).
Becos they are stupid?
Does that answer your pondering question which you have posted numerous number of times?
There was a post, cannot remember where it is now, where someone highlighted a cleaner, who struggles even to stand straight, who is so grateful to the PAP cos he is still employed at age 65!!!! LoL
i have contributed to the social security system for over 20 years totaling hundreds of thousands of usd, and all i get from the social security department is a yearly statement telling me i can withdraw usd1236 per month at age 62 or usd1427 per month at age 65. no lump sum payment. all social security payouts are subject to income tax.
Exactly the same in NZ. Despite the fact that I have put far more into the pension scheme via taxes than some dumbfuck Maori who has been on welfare all his life and never contributed a single cent to the pension coffers, I will get exactly the same amount, ie NZD290 per week when I reach 65, as he will.
There is no lump sum payout at 55 regardless of what you have put in.
I can't think of a more unfair system where hard work is punished and sloth is rewarded.
can u withdraw the momey though?it doesnt matter how many things u can do with it,if u cant touch the money it isnt urs basically.they can put ur money in a aquarium at RWS along with billions of other CPF,it is still not ur money.but u can admire it though.
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