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Chitchat Wonderful News! Uility Bill to Go Up in 2026 due to Carbon tax!

will sinkies protest against rising cost?

These sheepie even voted them in after the vaccine they had introduced killed their loved ones.

That is why moving to KL is the best. No need to stay among such a population. It is an insult to me as a human being by staying among them.
Sheep’s needs regular haircut mah
Else will be itchy here itchy there
 
Soon SG will be a land of Millionaires even in Hardland World Class Pigeon Holes :)
 

Bukit Merah’s first S$900K 3-room HDB resale – how far is S$1 million?​

Updated: January 16, 2026·9 min read·by Sophiyanah David
S$910K most expensive hdb resale in bukit merah


When you think about a 3-room HDB flat, affordability likely comes to mind first. For many buyers, this flat type has long been seen as a more budget-friendly entry point into the resale market. However, over the past couple years, that long-held belief has been steadily challenged. Prices have been moving up, records have been falling, and expectations have been rewritten.

In December, for instance, a 3-room resale flat in Sembawang changed hands for S$673,000, setting a new benchmark for the non-mature estate. That transaction alone raised eyebrows. After all, if a town like Sembawang can command such a price for a smaller flat, what about mature, centrally located estates?
 

Why are buyers willing to pay $900,000 for 3-room resale HDB flats?​

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Imagine paying close to a million dollars... for a three-room Housing Board flat.

Some people did, and in the first 11 months of 2025,

at least four three-room resale Housing Board flats were sold for between $900,000 and $935,000.
 

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Top 1% of Singapore households hold 14% of total household wealth; top 5% hold 33%: Jeffrey Siow​

These are broadly comparable to advanced economies with similar wealth Gini coefficients

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[SINGAPORE] The wealthiest 1 per cent of resident households in Singapore hold about 14 per cent of the Republic’s total household wealth, while the top 5 per cent hold about 33 per cent, Senior Minister of State for Finance Jeffrey Siow said on Wednesday (Feb 25).

These are broadly comparable to advanced economies with similar wealth Gini coefficients as Singapore, he said in Parliament, even as he warned that these estimates “should be interpreted with caution, due to sample size limitations and potential under-reporting in survey responses at both ends of the distribution”.

In a subsequent social media post, Siow pointed out that Singapore is comparable to the likes of Japan, Australia and Finland, and significantly less concentrated than countries such as the UK and the US.


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Singapore banks draw $77 bil in new wealth from Asia’s rich​

Rthvika Suvarna / Bloomberg
Wed, 25 February 2026 at 10:18 AM SGT 2 min read

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The inflows also came amid conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, strained US-China ties and uneven growth in China that have unsettled regional investors.

(Feb 25): Singapore’s three biggest banks pulled in a combined $77 billion in net new wealth money last year as geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainty pushed Asia’s rich to move more assets to the city state.
 
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp (OCBC) said on Wednesday that net new money rose 30% to $27 billion, lifting wealth assets under management (AUM) to a record $343 billion.

The results follow similar disclosures from DBS Group Holdings Ltd, which reported $39 billion in fresh inflows, bringing its wealth AUM to $488 billion. United Overseas Bank Ltd (UOB) reported $11 billion in net new money, with high-net-worth AUM reaching $201 billion.

The figures highlight how Singapore’s lenders are relying more on wealth fees as loan margins narrow. That shift towards more wealth and investment products boosted the banks’ wealth management fee, which rose 33% at OCBC and 29% at DBS last year.

The inflows also came amid conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, strained US-China ties and uneven growth in China that have unsettled regional investors.
 
will sinkies protest against rising cost?

These sheepie even voted them in after the vaccine they had introduced killed their loved ones.

That is why moving to KL is the best. No need to stay among such a population. It is an insult to me as a human being by staying among them.
Many countries have already given up climate issue and green energy, so not to add financial burden to its people.
Sindiapore such small tiny pathetic country still wants to proceed to protect the environment, so carbon tax to be collected.
Will Sindiapore save the earth by collecting the carbon tax, or further enrich their already lucrative revenue collection, lol!
 
Many countries have already given up climate issue and green energy, so not to add financial burden to its people.
Sindiapore such small tiny pathetic country still wants to proceed to protect the environment, so carbon tax to be collected.
Will Sindiapore save the earth by collecting the carbon tax, or further enrich their already lucrative revenue collection, lol!
Singapore will be a nuclear power within our lifetime, so coolie gens pls suck thumb and pay up
 
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