Working in Singapore v8, Tan vs Tan vs Tan vs Tan
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 Nov 13 2011, 11:03 AM
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QUOTE(Jurlique @ Nov 11 2011, 11:41 PM) Damn, today i know that EY is paying you back the CPF if you are not a PR. only some employersMeaning if your basic is $5K, EY will pay additional $900 to you as CPF loss. So, total moeny receive is $5.9K...  |
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Nov 13 2011, 07:52 PM
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QUOTE(Jurlique @ Nov 13 2011, 11:20 AM) I got a fren (SPR), last time bought a HDB with his sister for about $250K (during tat period each of them contributed 50% monthly installment). sell the current one, split 50-50Now bcos her sister wanna get married edy, so my fren terpaksa to shift out. The problem is how to sought this problem? Her sister pay him back $125K? But how bout current market rate? Take how long to pay him back? Her sister oso did not have so much money for at least $125K. Any suggestions guys? Or the most fair method is sell the HDB and distribute the funds for 50% each? but the drawback is need to incur more funds and time to get another HDB or their own. both get their own HDB to tell him to move out and pay him 125k over idk how many years is totally fked up imo |
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Nov 14 2011, 01:52 PM
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just wondering about PR application. I have 3 questions
1. Once i apply for PR how long usually it takes to get IPA? (for my EP only took 1 day, is it going to be as fast?) 2. The 20% CPF deduction thing only starts after getting the IPA or after you offically collected the SPR card? 3. If I already have an IPA for PR and I want to change job while waiting for the card, do I have to apply for another EP or not? Thanks |
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