Set Aside Half Million Dollars From Reserves Into Every Singaporean CPF Account.

[Kinana]

Kinana,
If you ever think that you can bring readers of these forum, including me for a ride, you are damned wrong.

The reply to that question is vital for if means that either all hell is gonna break loose and you are going to be consumed by that deluge or you are gong to be flying in Cloud 9. The choice is yours.
A rat like you will get caught eventually and this is my assurance to you.
I have the ammo ready to annihilate you.

You mean you cannot answer a naturally logical question on your proposal and wants to go personal into infract and ban mode?
Me no scared sir. The question still stays?

 

[Pariah]

and worst of all, pap will stay in power forever, so its not a good idea.

That is damn scary, power forever.

 

[Kinana]

That is damn scary, power forever.

ya man, no way we gonna support such a silly idea. No thanks Koliantye

 

[eatshitndie]

The suggestion is only meant for "original Singapore citizens by birth". FTs are OUT

don't be daft. what prevents an ft couple from becoming pr's or citizens and outproducing sinkies with their offsprings to claim sgd500k per kid? and if all their male kids have to complete ns, they will have the patience, unlike sinkies. the road to hell is often paved with the best of intentions. i expect better things from you.

 

[Bigfuck]

Kinana,
If you ever think that you can bring readers of these forum, including me for a ride, you are damned wrong.

The reply to that question is vital for if means that either all hell is gonna break loose and you are going to be consumed by that deluge or you are gong to be flying in Cloud 9. The choice is yours.
A rat like you will get caught eventually and this is my assurance to you.
I have the ammo ready to annihilate you.

Aiyah. Kanina is a white hair old man aged before his time bitter at his failed exploits in politics. Only a bottle of morphine can help.

 

[Kohliantye]

You mean you cannot answer a naturally logical question on your proposal and wants to go personal into infract and ban mode?
Me no scared sir. The question still stays? [/QUOTE]

I will attempt a kindergarten-styled question.
Hopefully you will understand me better.

How did you come to the figure of 1.5 trillion?

 

[Kinana]

You mean you cannot answer a naturally logical question on your proposal and wants to go personal into infract and ban mode?
Me no scared sir. The question still stays? [/QUOTE]

I will attempt a kindergarten-styled question.
Hopefully you will understand me better.

How did you come to the figure of 1.5 trillion?

I asked first sir.
Who is gonna pay for your welfare proposal?

 

[Kohliantye]

don't be daft. what prevents an ft couple from becoming pr's or citizens and outproducing sinkies with their offsprings to claim sgd500k per kid? and if all their male kids have to complete ns, they will have the patience, unlike sinkies. the road to hell is often paved with the best of intentions. i expect better things from you.

For a start, I sincerely apologise for making the following suggestion as an ordinary layman with no experience in accounting and what not. My suggestion may sound "silly" to some but it is made purely in good faith.


Please refer to my intro of subject which is reproduced. I have stated it very clearly.

It was only a suggestion to generate response.

 

[Leongsam]

This money will earn a good interest and grow into a huge figure in the future.

The interest is insufficient to make any difference to the happiness index.

 

[Kohliantye]

That makes it 1.5 trillion. You must be stupid

Yes Dear Kinana, I am stupid. That is a fact.

If you read the intro of my thread I DID ADMIT that i am just an ordinary layman making that suggestion.

Sorry to have caused you so much distress.

Please don't waste your intelligence and precious time seeking answers from this stupid man.

Have a nice day.

 

[blur sotong]

The interest is insufficient to make any difference to the happiness index.

Boss, for an old man like me, who could withdraw my CPF once every year, half a million at say 0.2% interest will give you $1000 every year.

If a massage cost $50, then $1000 will get me 20 massage. That will shot my happiness index up a fair bit.

If it include happy endiing, I could get as many as 10 times song song kow jurong a year. That is a bit too much for an old man like me. :(

 

[blur sotong]

and worst of all, pap will stay in power forever, so its not a good idea.

Oi, are you beginning to betray your boss? :*:

 

[blur sotong]

Bro Kohliantye, setting aside half million dollars from reserves into every locally born Singaporean CPF account is a brilliant idea. I support that.

 

[Cruxx]

Bro Kohliantye, setting aside half million dollars from reserves into every locally born Singaporean CPF account is a brilliant idea. I support that.

Blur squid, there are a myriad of brilliant ideas that the PAPzis can glean from the people. The question is whether there's the political will to act on them or not. What incentive do the PAPzis have to improve the lot of the people? They'll still be voted into parliament regardless of performance anyway.

 

[mojito]

Do not ask what the country can do for you. Consider what you can do for the country! Like contributing 500k per household to the state's reserves for every purchase of a HDB flat from your CPF account. It is said that Singapore has no natural resources, but it has plenty of willing serfs toiling away for a place to fuck.

 

[wMulew]

TS is a fucking retard. Singapore total combat strength at any given time is around 400K. Singapore Active Personnel is already around 70K. Active NSmen(reservist) is about 350K. If U give every qualifying NS man $1000 each you need to take out at least half a billion to get there. If you put half a million in each account it would take 200 billlion. You seriously think the government can come up with that kind of money on a sustainable basis?

 

[wMulew]

Fucking retard TS also forgot about this


MINDEF unveils details of NS Recognition Award


SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Defence (Mindef) has given details of the National Service Recognition Award (NSRA) announced by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the National Day Rally.

The award is to recognise Singapore citizens who have served national service.

The NSRA is a monetary award of between S$9,000 and S$10,500 for each Singaporean NSman, with commanders getting more.

It will benefit full time and operationally-ready NSmen in service from August 29, the day it was announced by Prime Minister Lee, and will not be retroactive.

The money will be disbursed equally at three significant milestones during the serviceman's full-time training and his Operationally-Ready National Service (ORNS).

Eligible NSmen will receive S$3,000 at each of the milestones, and commanders will get S$500 more each time.

Commanders are those holding third sergeant rank and above in the Singapore Armed Forces, or sergeant and above in the HomeTeam.

Minister of State for Defence, Associate Professor Koo Tsai Kee, said: "They do more... - usually for each in-camp training they come in one or two days earlier if not more to do the planning and they probably stay one or two days later - so they get more.

"We do not want to monetise the contributions of Nsmen, it is the value we place on it. And it is only for Singapore citizens - the signal that the Prime Minister and government (are sending) that Singaporeans come first and Singaporeans are always important.

"This recognition award is to recognise the contributions of Singapore citizens doing national service full-time and the in-camp training cycle. I think S$9,000 is very significant, but the significance goes beyond the S$9,000.

"It is the value the government and the Prime Minister place on the contributions of Singapore citizens. Many Singaporeans think it is the duty to do national service and this S$9,000 comes as a pleasant surprise and great bonus.

"The first S$3,000 is very useful for an NSman finishing NS and enroute to education. They can pay for their tuition fees for at least one year for most courses in NUS, NTU, SMU. The second and third tranche can go into the CPF to pay for housing and other requirements specified by the CPF."

The first milestone is when the serviceman completes his full-time national service. The money will be paid out at the 20th month of service. It will be deposited into the Post-Secondary Education Account (PSEA) to help with further studies.

The second tranche will be paid after the completion of three high-key in-camp training, or five in-camp training stints, whichever is earlier. And the last payment will be when the full Operationally-Ready National Service training cycle is completed.

The second and third milestone awards will be paid in the servicemen's CPF accounts and distributed into the Ordinary, Special and Medisave accounts according to the prevailing CPF contribution rates. The servicemen can use the amount for their housing, healthcare and retirement needs.

As for those who have already completed their entire national service cycle, Prof Koo said: "Government policy has never been retroactive. The first significant milestone is on the 29th of August when the Prime Minister made the statement.

"Many generations who have served NS, like many of us... recognise that we have already benefited from previous policies and this policy is for NSmen going forward."

The disbursement of the National Service Recognition Award will start from February next year.

 

[soIsee]

The shocking thing to me is..

TS still thinks the PAP..

CARE or had cared for him!

To still ask for half a million dollars set aside for him as a SINKIE!

 

[hairylee]

That makes it 1.5 trillion. Who pays for it?

How did you come out with this figure?

That makes it 1.5 trillion. Who pays for it?


That's for PAP to figure it out. Why do you worry on their behalf. Did they pay you even $500 a month to worry for them.

 

[zeddy]

and worst of all, pap will stay in power forever, so its not a good idea.

I thought thats what you want all this while?

Lose heart with the PAP already ahh?