The primary draw of shifting to Malaysia is that housing, groceries, dining out, transportation and everyday expenses are far cheaper compared to S'pore. For the price of a modest HDB flat, a S'porean could afford a much larger private property; even a landed home up north. The most straightforward way to protect your money is to keep the bulk of it in Sing Dollars, transferring only what you need for daily expenses to RM.
no wonder sinkie udders are so spent and flat.
Yes eat tasteless food....live longer n eat crap
When Malaysian in Singapore….u know what happen?
A doctor friend of mine, who has a clinic at Mount Elizabeth Novena, said that if he does not fleece patients who live in Bukit Timah, who else can he overcharge?no big deals for those daft pig-mouth sinkies paying $9.5 to eat this green sai to pay more for it .... dont chop these daft sinkies go chop who?
It's ridiculous. But normality in sinkie.
S'poreans overpay for everything.
My cousin has a landed home in Brighton, not far from London that is valued at £428,000 = S$740,840. He has far more disposable income than a S'porean who has to pay $8 million for an equivalent house here.they dont need to complain ... they dont work also can collect money from government to spend .... here cannot
Some doctors are reasonable and helpful as they know the common ah foks are dry dry, they do try to help here and there IMHO
We agree to pay 5 mayors $600K/year each, so why can't merchants overprice their products?
Because they can take a hunting rifle and go into mountains to hunt for pelts that sell for few hundreds to thousands w/o being tax….
My orthopaedic surgeon is one such helpful doctor who advised me to have a total knee replacement done under him for $60,000. If the total bill exceeds the claimable limit of my insurance, he will reduce his bill accordingly so I do not have to make any payment out of pocket.
