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RM depreciate 10% to sgd also not a concern as malaysia pensioners spend their RINGGIT in MALAYSIA dude!!!!
If Malaysia is a closed economy, then it does not matter.
RM depreciate 10% to sgd also not a concern as malaysia pensioners spend their RINGGIT in MALAYSIA dude!!!!
It is a concern because when a country's currency depreciates, inflation rises because imports will all cost more unless the government is subsidising the whole system.
If the the whole economy is propped up by subsidies, it's a matter of time before things come to head and the currency collapses.
If you think interest rates are the only indicator that matters, why don't you convert all your SGD to Malawi $ and earn 25% straight away.
A $100,000 term deposit will earn you $25,000 per year.
...pap every farking yr surplus yet still find news ways to increase price. knn, got surplus they give fat bonus to themselves instead of returning a portion of it back to the masses.
dat 154th wil never print wat gud tings msians r getting in msia ... daft sinkies can oni remain daft ...Actually, I don't have the heart to tell them that just across the causeway, their EPF was paying 6.35% in 2013 and without all those restrictions on withdrawals upon reaching retirement age.
No wonder Sinkies are really daft indeed.
Has some other party promised to release cpf at 55 if they come to power?
Are we talking about CPF interest rate compare to EPF interest rate or we are comparing the cost of living of both countries???
If you are comparing cost of living... We are wasting time... Singapore sure much expensive than Malaysia... Than we will compare Singapore pay and Malaysia pay... Never ending... Can we stick to 1 topic at a time???
Good one, this Yingge is a piece of shit, always contradicting himself.They were comparing the returns, you switched to exchanger rate. You should take your own advice.
This is no longer possible as majority of the funds have already been loaned cheaply to the GLCs and GIC. Even the next government will not dare to commit because sensible people will know that the CPF is an almost empty shell now.Has some other party promised to release cpf at 55 if they come to power?
This is no longer possible as majority of the funds have already been loaned cheaply to the GLCs and GIC. Even the next government will not dare to commit because sensible people will know that the CPF is an almost empty shell now.
Has some other party promised to release cpf at 55 if they come to power?