will pap reduce cpf oa interest rate of 2.5% and sa account after GE?

[kaninabuchaojibye]

you think they will?

 

[whoami]

Then they have to reduce pigeon hole mortgage loan interest as well. Banks will kpkb as most will stick to HDB loan.

 

[sweetiepie]

KNN my uncle think
1. Leeduce oa sa and ma interest KNN
2. Increase employee monthly contribution rate KNN
3. Decrease employers monthly contribution rate to let business stay afloat and employees to stay employed KNN
4. Increase the yearly min sum at a higher rate KNN
5. Increase the yearly ma cap at a higher rate KNN
6. Increase pea to 67 yo KNN
7. Gst increase to 10% KNN
8. Increase tc conservancy charges KNN
All these cannot escape KNN

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

KNN my uncle think
1. Leeduce oa sa and ma interest KNN
2. Increase employee monthly contribution rate KNN
3. Decrease employers monthly contribution rate to let business stay afloat and employees to stay employed KNN
4. Increase the yearly min sum at a higher rate KNN
5. Increase the yearly ma cap at a higher rate KNN
6. Increase pea to 67 yo KNN
7. Gst increase to 10% KNN
8. Increase tc conservancy charges KNN
All these cannot escape KNN

liddat vote pap sure die cock stand

 

[laksaboy]

There are better things to do with your life than constantly thinking about what will or will not happen to the CPF, what goalposts will be shifted next etc.

Think of CPF as taxation, donating part of your income to some truly unfortunate people. Then you will be at peace.

 

[shittypore]

Or best, just feeling rich when looking at your CPF statement till ur final breath.

 

[JohnTan]

The cpf interest rate has stayed stable for the past few GEs. Why would the PAP decrease it?

 

[doraemonster]

The cpf interest rate has stayed stable for the past few GEs. Why would the PAP decrease it?

Because it has drawn on more than 100billions of reserves pandering to the survival of their crony businesses and someone needs to fill the hole they created for their own benefit

 

[sweetiepie]

The cpf interest rate has stayed stable for the past few GEs. Why would the PAP decrease it?

KNN my uncle think pap has to recover the $23,225 with interest from sinkie KNN

 

[whoami]

KNN my uncle think
1. Leeduce oa sa and ma interest KNN
2. Increase employee monthly contribution rate KNN
3. Decrease employers monthly contribution rate to let business stay afloat and employees to stay employed KNN
4. Increase the yearly min sum at a higher rate KNN
5. Increase the yearly ma cap at a higher rate KNN
6. Increase pea to 67 yo KNN
7. Gst increase to 10% KNN
8. Increase tc conservancy charges KNN
All these cannot escape KNN

Increase of HDB prices. Ur whole life savings just pour into ur house. Work till kick the bucket just to service ur HDB loan

 

[Porfirio Rubirosa]

There are better things to do with your life than constantly thinking about what will or will not happen to the CPF, what goalposts will be shifted next etc.

Think of CPF as taxation, donating part of your income to some truly unfortunate people. Then you will be at peace.

Just use you and your spouses cpf to mortgage your property purchases. Then you are in control of your own cpf to some and extent.

 

[laksaboy]

Increase of HDB prices. Ur whole life savings just pour into ur house. Work till kick the bucket just to service ur HDB loan

Really bo hua... might as well rent a place like the expats.

I doubt you can 'flip' a property for profit in this economic climate. There is also a glut of completed (or soon to be completed) new HDB flats. Oversupply.

 

[JohnTan]

Because it has drawn on more than 100billions of reserves pandering to the survival of their crony businesses and someone needs to fill the hole they created for their own benefit

The survival of those "crony businesses" mean the survival of hundreds of thousands of sinkie jobs.

KNN my uncle think pap has to recover the $23,225 with interest from sinkie KNN

Our prudent PAP government usually runs budget surpluses. We'll get back that money in about a decade or so. PAP isn't so foolish as to overtax the people. The oppies, would have spent that $100 billion every year on their crazy welfare state plans.

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

the best in NEGATIVE interests on CPF lah

 

[doraemonster]

The survival of those "crony businesses" mean the survival of hundreds of thousands of sinkie jobs.



Our prudent PAP government usually runs budget surpluses. We'll get back that money in about a decade or so. PAP isn't so foolish as to overtax the people. The oppies, would have spent that $100 billion every year on their crazy welfare state plans.

Please lor, your PAP always chut pattern after winning GE, especially when they secure higher margin of popular vote than the previous GE. Trust them to impose all sorts of new "tax" on sinkies after winning this coming GE, if they win on a big margin of popular vote.

 

[whoami]

Really bo hua... might as well rent a place like the expats.

I doubt you can 'flip' a property for profit in this economic climate. There is also a glut of completed (or soon to be completed) new HDB flats. Oversupply.

Yup! I rather rent than buy a pigeon hole. Afterall payg 1/4 million for a temp 3-rm shelter for 99 yrs. On top of tat pay yearly property tax. Not worth it.

 

[jw5]

Let's presume they will and vote accordingly.

you think they will?