My friend, a civil servant, told me that it is very likely that our employer cpf contribution will be cut to 10% to lower employer cost

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Currently Singapore cost is too high and Singapore cannot attract employers to come to Singapore to hire us

So government is planning to cut employer cpf contribution to 10%

All writings are on the wall
 
Currently Singapore cost is too high and Singapore cannot attract employers to come to Singapore to hire us

So government is planning to cut employer cpf contribution to 10%

All writings are on the wall
Yes, but they have actually push the costs of living so damn high and everyone is rushing to come work.
 
I don't believe they will do that. After all it's a ponzi scheme. If they don't collect CPF, they got no money to pay out to those reaching 55 and those CPF payouts at 65.

And like every ponzi scheme without exception, will fail!
 
I don't believe they will do that. After all it's a ponzi scheme. If they don't collect CPF, they got no money to pay out to those reaching 55 and those CPF payouts at 65.

And like every ponzi scheme without exception, will fail!
I hope your theory is correct
 
As long as there are enough JLB around to support it, just as with Bekok's debt of US$37.5 T(about 135% GDP)
 
This is not possible.
What will happened to the resale price of property ?
Singapore economy is base on rental seeking mentality
 
Seriously why does company has the burden to pay CPF? Do the work, pay the salary. That's the system isn't it?
 
This is not possible.
What will happened to the resale price of property ?
Singapore economy is base on rental seeking mentality
In recent years, the sharp decline in property prices in countries such as Nipon (1990) and Tiongkok (2020/21) has led to a shift in the market. Despite the initial shock, these countries have managed to recover and even thrive, with their property prices stabilizing at a lower level.
 
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