Then they will charge you the delivery cost lah.

Or else rexona will have to pegang 2 kayu and walk home lor.

I wonder how many of you intend to:-

(A) stay and work in SG short term for 3 to 5 years or PR wins the next GE and will be announce the new federal government.

(B) stay and work in SG mid-term for 5 to 10 years regardless what will happen unless SG got an earthquake.

© stay and work in SG long-term for 10 years & above or as long as RM2.40 = $1.00

(D) stay, start a family, raise ur children and work in SG till retirement...

I only falls into category (A) bcos too much commitment back at my hometown.

2.46 today

can i add in option (E)?

stay in JB and work in SG for long term 10years & above. start a family and raise my children until retirement.

I'm in Singapore to fund my early retirement back to Malaysia. According to my math when I initially moved here, I can retire with the same amount of savings if I retire in 10 years time in Singapore, vs 20+ years in Malaysia. The extra 10+ years to invest and compound the money will offset the extra 10+ no-income years which that savings will need to pay for.

And that "10 years to retirement" has been falling fast since I got here as the opportunities for promotion in SG are simply much more abundant than staying in KL.

However, as expected, I simply pushed up my savings target rather than lowering my retirement age. So another 10 years in SG it is.

This post has been edited by seantang: Jul 22 2011, 10:05 AM

Maybe A maybe D.
Will have to see how the government becomes even if it changes.
Note: changes may be for the good or for the bad.
But as of now, I dun think it can go any worse...IF shyt really happens and it does , then D is a no brainer for me.

for me.... too many commitments back at home.... hmm... so planning to stay for around 3-5 yrs only. if i am able to get PR, then it will be another story...

I will go where the money flow. 10 years is too long for me to predict the future. Try my best to seize the best opportunity, and if other country offer me better monetary return with comfortable lifestyle then I will go. If Malaysia is doing good and I can make more money back home then I will go back, but I doubt that la. I just don't want my children go through the same shitty system as me when I was in Malaysia.

+1

+1

can ask what is the commitment ?

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Added on July 22, 2011, 10:23 amcan ask what is the commitment ?

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Added on July 22, 2011, 10:23 amyah u the man

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Added on July 22, 2011, 10:25 amu the man

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Added on July 22, 2011, 10:26 amhmm.. seems to be the perfect plan .. u the man

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Added on July 22, 2011, 10:27 amyour permit not approve yet.. u not the man

This post has been edited by ivanswk: Jul 22 2011, 10:27 AM

why pouring cold water on ppl?
I support him.. lol.. cz i am in the same situation

This post has been edited by venicelim: Jul 22 2011, 10:48 AM

i also support him , why so serious ? merely joking haha TGIF

me still long way to go in sg....u ppl all high earners....my pay like 1.3k only....so target work here long...if can get pr then good....if citizenship even better.

Long term target is one of the Scandinavian countries / Switzerland.

This post has been edited by keelim: Jul 22 2011, 11:33 AM

It's not a funny incident but the way you described it put it otherwise lol. Where did you get your 1st 4 poles?

our commitment is basically both me and my wife parents are in kl.... going back once a month is just not enough... if we are able to buy a house here, then they can travel here n stay here for like one week or so... thought of getting a car n travel back every weekend but the cost is going to be very high... so our plan is still try to get PR, then buy a HDB... but it is not easy...

Hi all, I just got an offer from a public listed co in SG...
But not too sure if I wanna take the offer or not since this will be my fifrst time going into SG to work.
What should I know about working in SG? Thx ya...

Buying a HDB with PRship will burn a very big hole during deposit.
I am trying my best to expand the pocket.