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Dont waste time thinking about how to retire. Save some money, apply for immigration out of peesai. There is no hope. Resistance is futile.
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Like that how to relax and retire in Sinkapore!!
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hi there
1. you, poor thing, sammy.
2. kosong sex
3. how do you manage if you ever get horny?
4. erh! i guess kinana fits the bill or what:p
Kinana certainly fits the bill. Yes Sir.
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Boss, sex seems to be missing in your routine of events.
More unhappy lor... LOL
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He had his share everytime he rode his seatless bicycle.
He will ride his bike every morning, with extra sessions in the weekends.
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Come to SBF & be entertained... & informed & educated...never repent!
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My friend told me, he need $10m to retire in Sg.
In Malaysia only S$5m.
In China S$2m.
Etc etc. so sad.......sinkie.
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if i were to retire in sg, i would at most spend not more than 4 weeks per year on the island, mostly strolling around bedok reservoir and watching the constant mass of inhumanity struggle to get on mrt trains. there would be more time for road trips to jb, melaka, kl and penang, and flights to thailand, bali and vietnam. would be on cruises more often. due to this consideration, would rather get a retirement home in johor and pop by sg whenever i feel like having true sg laksa.
there would be more time for road trips to jb, melaka, kl and penang, and flights to thailand, bali and vietnam. would be on cruises more often. due to this consideration, would rather get a retirement home in johor and pop by sg whenever i feel like having true sg laksa.What is not say I want to say, so say or not say?:*:
by 2030, how many more Kwai Liao in siam-lo will there be?
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For your information the Thai government and people are very stingy in giving PR or citizenship. Each year they set a quota for each country's citizen to get citizenship and of course this person would have already passed certain criteria including their contribution to society. I've been here 7 years and only end of this year I qualified to apply for PR and don't know how many more years qualify for citizenship not that I am say I will but my point is they don't care how much one had invested here rules are rules. Good news for Singaporeans is there is usually enough quota (don't know hoe many) each year for sinkies to be Thais as not many want to be.
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It depends how you define "retirement". My definition of retirement is a situation whereby financial independence has been achieved and I no longer need a regular job to fund my lifestyle.
The interent stuff I do in the morning is the behind the scenes stuff eg web development, updating or refining server scripts, installing mods etc. There is always work to be done. You can't upload a website and forget about it especially if it involves PHP/MySQL. You need to keep things up and running and as databases get larger, the work gets more and more complex.
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I must congratulate you for attaining financial independence to be able to retire this way and the only form of "retirement work" is web development.
Most people, however, would have to retire with at least a part-time job, as all their past incomes had gone to paying for a flat and towards the high cost of living and their CPFs are released too slow to be of much use.
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It is for reason that I have repeated, ad nauseum, over the years that a job is not the way to go. The best way of achieving financial independence is to create wealth rather than earn a salary. You do this by identifying your own strengths and talents and then using them to create an income stream.
The larger the stream, the more valuable will be the enterprise you create and the more money you'll get for it when you sell it.
You don't have to be more talented than other sinkies. All you have to do is to be more willing to turn thoughts into action. Everyone has grand ideas regarding how to make money. However, only a very small percentage actually act upon such ideas and see them through to fruition. Make sure you're in that category and you'll be able to retire before 40.
A good example is the sister forum. I can recall the day I came up with the idea in crystal clarity. 5 of us were sitting around talking about how useful a Singapore "cheonging" guide would be. One of the guys was actually a computer nerd and knew exactly what needed to be done.
I told him to go for it. His response "sure to get caught". My response was "What if you do it from outside Singapore's borders where Sinkie laws did not apply?". His response... "Why don't you try lor!" so I did. None of the others ever took the next step despite the fact that they were far more computer literate than I was. That left me with a virtual monopoly for more than half a decade.
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and you? what have u created with your so called talents?
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