Why after July? Why not after June or after August?

i agree. Every place also got stingy ppl, nice employers or bad ones... not fair for us to say Sgp'reans are all like dat.

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Added on May 4, 2010, 8:49 pm

wow, how much the opc car there cost??? is it a second handed car??? your monthly salary is much enough to cover the purchase of a vehicle?

The coupe looks really good man why didnt u get it ?
yea, getting a car is one thing, but maintaining is another story. The painful part is the ERP and Parking. Whenever u park u need to put coupon. The 50cents coupon seems very cheap but if u need to park for few hours then its gonna hurt. I wanna ask if any of u actually cheat on the coupon or not, lol

Still have road tax (albeit discounted) and insurance.

Maintenance is not 100% free. Consumables (ie. wear and tear items) like tyres, brake pads, non-service fluids, off-interval lubricant changes, air cond servicing are not typically covered under the free maintenance deal.

My stumbling block to buying a car is not the cost of purchase. It is the limitation of the years of ownership ie. 10 years before you have to renew the COE... and in most cases, the COE renewal is more than the residual value.

I get a nice car allowance and 100% interest subsidy on the loan, but I still can't bring myself to buy a car. Just feels so much more 'worth it' to use the cash for savings or to buy shares.

Hey can someone start a new thread? 243 pages already whilst the limit is 125

I can answer u this. Singaporean. Unless when the Baby reach 21 years old and decided that he wants to be a Malaysian, then he need to nego with Malaysian gov.

ok, i know smth about this bcoz my cousin is a mix. Dad = Singaporean, Mom = Malaysian WP holder (until today not a PR), She is staying in Singapore since she was born. and my aunt told me, she need to choose which country's citizenship u want to hold when she reach 21 years old. and guess what? if she choose Singapore, she have voting right here, if she choose Malaysia, she can vote in Malaysia.

Not trying to be racist, but i guess if both Parents is PR and Child born in SG and if the parents is non-bumi, i dun think Malaysia will accept the child as a malaysian.

editted,

My cousin was born in Malaysia

Definitely not Singaporean. You don't get citizenship automatically by being born there anymore.

My cousin is Malaysian with SG PR. Her husband is Filipino with SG PR. When she gave birth, they had to choose between Malaysian or Filipino citizenship for her baby. They chose Malaysian, and registered with Malaysian embassy in SG. Then they registered with SG govt to get dependent PR status for the baby.

What happens a lot is ppl forget to register with the embassy, then get into trouble.

You ain't seen Hong Kong, yet my friend. That place is freaking cramped.

Any of you guys using M1's home broadband? I'm facing major slow down during peak periods (7pm to 10pm).