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There should be no dispute that My is much cheaper, if you have to spend SGDxxx in Sg compared to spending that in MY.

The foreign reserves have fallen to a level that is about the amount the foreigners are the holding in term of Malaysian government bonds. If the foreigners forsake the bonds with capital control lingering, the ringgit will plunge. If that happens, we may get RM5.

Back then, RM100k was a huge levy. If they repeat it, the levy may now be RM300k.

Better be safe than sorry. With a stroke of a pen, freehold can be taken back knowing the kind of crazy policies that can be implemented. Capital control is a lingering doubt and depreciating currency appears to have no bottom. Recently, a lawyer from AG Chamber has been deported to Sg even...

So simple meh? RM2m will be out of reach of many Malaysians. So owners will need to depend almost solely on foreigners. But who would pay RM2m for existing properties even with declining ringgit. Developers will need to build bigger houses on bigger land to match the asking price of RM2m and...

Worserer? Once it becomes a truly Islamic state, it will never get betterer. That will also be bad for Sg.

In term of S$, if the rate keeps declining, you are still losing value although your loan payments get cheaper. You are only less hit compared to those who have paid in full.

Re: Small load move You mean you fine with renting your sg properties and giving away part of the rent for those levies? With increased levies, it does not necessarily reduce the time travelling in and out. If traffic gets lighter, both sides may reduce the manpower to clear the customs...

Can get so good rental meh?

The more you change, the more you lose as time goes by.

Isn't it more a hassle getting IDP which last for one year only and need to apply again?

You read correctly or not? He mentioned US$850 not S$850 without car and housing. But he also not correct to say US$1,500 = RM5,295 including housing!

Firstly confine your comments to living in JB. Forget about Roy. He may have courage but I gave up reading what he wrote half way.

How can you compare parking in our OR with parking in ulu places in Johore? You can definitely expect a huge disparity in the charges. You cant even compare parking in KSL with parking in OR as they are in completely different league.

Kopi liu can settle anything. The losers will be the buyers, if those are Malay Reserve Land. Anyway it is also mentioned that "lands gazetted as Malay Reserve have also increased to 23,517.37ha this year from a mere 1,921.4ha in 1957." meaning non-Malay land can become MRL?

Those Malaysians choosing to drive to Sg to work and live in JB are the ones that reckon it's more convenient and fast way to travel in and out than renting a room in Sg. $20 entry fee is not much compared to renting and spending money on food etc in Sg. Now they need to reconsider their option.

No more free parking at sutera mall, unless you park farther away.

Pokka green tea 1.5L pet bottle definitely very expensive. Ma ling luncheon meat also expensive.

Your property in S$ will also get cheaper. Anyway, based on history since independant, RM gets lower from 1:1 to now 1:2.58. During the last crisis it hit 1:2.80. Your hope for housing loan getting cheaper will definitely be granted in time to come.

My cha kway tiao increased from rm4 to rm4.50 and my bak kut teh increased from rm8 to rm9