60% coolie gene sinkies live paycheck to paycheck! Fucking retards!

[myfoot123]

Fake news….The Economist says we 2nd richest cuntry in the world with per capita income of S$120k pa.

Economist is saying our jiak Liao Bee Politician is richest in the world, with average pa income of S$120K. They have not factored in the real working class salary.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

He got everything covered.
That's what a salary is meant to be, isn't it?

Live paycheck to paycheck is literally survival mode leh

 

[True Believer]

Paycheck to paycheck, and tranche to tranche of CDC/GST/SG60 vouchers.

To these 60%, the CDC vouchers are a lifeline so they voted for the PAP.

 

[True Believer]

Economist is saying our jiak Liao Bee Politician is richest in the world, with average pa income of S$120K. They have not factored in the real working class salary.

The masses and the politicians live in 2 different versions of S'pore

 

[True Believer]

Live paycheck to paycheck is literally survival mode leh

In S'pore, 20% live in the First World while 60% in the Third World. The other 20% are living in a developing nation stage.

 

[Robert Half]

In Sinkieland .. the best thing is to earn an annual income below $34k & live frugally

 

[syed putra]

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/14/sin...ving-paycheck-to-paycheck-cost-of-living.html

Key Points

• 60% of workers in Singapore were living paycheck to paycheck in 2024, an ADP Research published in 2025 showed.
• That is notably higher than regional peers including China, South Korea and Indonesia, and above the Asia-Pacific average.

CaNnot be. 2nd wealthiest country in the world.

 

[A Singaporean]

Fucking retard Sinkies still think they are lambar 1 and look down on the neighbouring cuntries. PUI.

 

[Sialoquent]

What is your own place ?

DM is more north western. S IS FOR south eastern. My own condo lah.

 

[True Believer]

CaNnot be. 2nd wealthiest country in the world.

S'pore is a capitalist society where 2 fundamental classes - proletariat and bourgeoisie - exist. The bourgeoisie is the PAP which owns almost everything in this land and the proletariat are the people who exist as cogs in the wheel to keep the economy moving at full speed to enrich the govt. This relationship is conflictual, with the bourgeoisie extracting surplus value from the proletariat's labour.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

Fake news….The Economist says we 2nd richest cuntry in the world with per capita income of S$120k pa.

Sure or not?

 

[bobby]

Sure or not?

I am just saying how it was reported….

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

So we achieved the Swiss standard of income! Naturally that should come with the Swiss standard of living that Wooden Goh envisioned.

 

[True Believer]

So we achieved the Swiss standard of income! Naturally that should come with the Swiss standard of living that Wooden Goh envisioned.

To date, we have only experienced the Swiss Cost of Living.

 

[k1976]

Power fault on Sengkang-Punggol LRT line brings trains to a halt​

Kolette Lim,Esther Loi
Updated Fri, 15 August 2025 at 11:56 AM SGT3-min read

Free bridging bus service at Punggol Bus Interchange around 10.05am on Aug 15.
SINGAPORE – Commuters travelling on the Sengkang-Punggol LRT line had to continue their journey by bus after a power fault brought trains to a halt on the morning of Aug 15.

Free regular bus services were rolled out from Sengkang Bus Interchange and bus stops near designated stations to help commuters affected by the disruption, said public transport operator SBS Transit.

Free bridging bus services were also activated, said SBS Transit in a Facebook post at 8.55am.

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Commuters were advised to follow directional signs to get to the boarding point for bus services and to approach staff if they needed help.

When The Straits Times arrived at Punggol LRT station about 10.20am, about 10 SBS Transit staff were seen marshalling commuters to bus stops with bridging services, and issuing reminders not to pay a fare for the free bus service.

Passengers queuing for the free buses plying the LRT stations along Punggol East - which arrived in five-minute intervals - were all able to get on board, with ample standing space for everyone.

Madam Kee Geok Suan, 65, who was planning to take the train to Oasis LRT station to visit her sister, said she was upset to discover that the train service was not available.

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She added that the journey usually takes about 45 minutes but now, she was not sure how much longer it would take.

Madam Kee, an administrative executive, said: “I find it really inconvenient as I’m rushing for time now.”

Business analyst Jason Sia, 45, who was travelling from Maxwell MRT station to Meridian LRT station near where he lives, was less troubled.

He said he estimated his journey would be only slightly longer. He said: “It would be different if it’s during rush hour or if I had an urgent meeting to attend.”

At Meridian LRT station in Punggol, Mr Edwin Tan, 34, found out there was no LRT service at about 8.45am.

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He said: “I saw people coming down from the platform, and a fellow commuter told me the trains were not running.”

Passengers boarding the free bridging bus service at Punggol Bus Interchange on Aug 15.
Mr Tan, a human resources assistant, was heading to Dhoby Ghaut MRT station. He had to hop on a regular bus service to Punggol MRT station to continue his journey.

Other affected passengers squeezed into buses because they were rushing to work, he said.

“I am frustrated and disillusioned. But this was not as bad as the first time around, as the MRT is working fine,” added Mr Tan.

Netizens left comments on Facebook to air their disappointment. Facebook user Debbie Michelle Aurelia, for instance, said that after the train had stalled, the announcement to alight was made only after more than five minutes.

 

[k1976]

 

[jsctan]

“At the end of every month, when my salary is in, I use it to pay my credit bills, parents’ allowance, insurances and investments,” said 31-year-old Singaporean Jovan Yeo, who works for a digital bank services firm.

“After all these, my salary is back to zero again, with nothing much to save,” he said, adding that other expenses go into travel, dining out and fitness class memberships.


Knn la. Got money to travel, dine out and pay fitness class. That’s being a spendthrift. How’s that living from pay cheque to pay cheque?

Expenses that cant be avoider to keep one's sane & healthy in a densely populated red dot after facing the JLBs & Cecas in the office. Need to get out of Sg, eat good food for the soul & stay fit to prevent the huge hospital or mental treatment bills later.

 

[NanoSpeed]

一帶一路？

 

[jsctan]

CDC vouchers, GST vouchers, cash handouts, rebates ....... by the PAP are significant survival means for many Sinkies.
PAP's control is strengthened.
60% vote locked.
.
Brilliant.

Isn't it humiliating to need handouts?
If poor unemployed worker trying to get monthly payout from social organisations, many probing private questions one has to go through to determine eligibility. How many really can open up their dirty laundry to the social services worker to let them know their sad state? Decent paying job & own saving then can give one's dignity.