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Chitchat Merry Christmas Samsters!! Looking Forward To Seeing Your CPF Interests For 2019? John Tan Feels Fucking Rich!!!

JohnTan

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Do oppies have as much as John in his CPF account? I can't wait to see how much interest PAP will pay me end of this year!!

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KNN my uncle don't have this amount in cpf but with his cash savings and cpf has more than johntan KNN
 
The figures in John Tan's account prove that the PAP is the best!
 
Where else can you get 4% annual returns and your principal guaranteed?
 
Which idiot would not like to have access to CPF funds and pay Sinkies 5% interest yearly?
 
Likely all will kick the bucket b4 they use up all their CPF, that's PAP's idea of holding back full payment. Already we see a trend of tos dying b4 hitting 80 yrs old.
 
nominate me as your cpf beneficaries,don leave any $ in your cpf to the government
 
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Do you feel rich after checking your CPF interest paid to you for 2019? Majulah PAP!
 
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Do you feel rich after checking your CPF interest paid to you for 2019? Majulah PAP!
KNN the bear learn rook rike my uncle cpf type KNN about 100k in oa 200k in sa and 57k in ma KNN is it johntan one KNN
 
John, you gave us lots of returns as a result.

The historical average yearly return of the S&P 500 is 11.888% over the last 10 years, as of end of November 2022. This assumes dividends are reinvested. Adjusted for inflation, the 10-year average return (including dividends) is 9.181%
 
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