the money goes to MRCB.
This is the part where I think paying that toll do not lead to a greater good for the society.  It's for someone to finance their newest Merz or purchasing the highest class condo in Bangsar or even that private jet trip to some exotic locations for their families and friends annual travel.  I do not mind paying the SGD20 for the toll knowing the efficiency of Singapore's road and it's in a way greater good for the society.

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Added on December 9, 2011, 1:31 pm
I do sometimes.  Varies between car, bus, cab depending on the demand of my job.  So just curious, other than me and Lester, anyone else living in JB here?

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Added on December 9, 2011, 1:31 pm
I do sometimes.  Varies between car, bus, cab depending on the demand of my job.  So just curious, other than me and Lester, anyone else living in JB here?

the money goes to MRCB.
This is the part where I think paying that toll do not lead to a greater good for the society.  It's for someone to finance their newest Merz or purchasing the highest class condo in Bangsar or even that private jet trip to some exotic locations for their families and friends annual travel.  I do not mind paying the SGD20 for the toll knowing the efficiency of Singapore's road and it's in a way greater good for the society.

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Added on December 9, 2011, 1:31 pm
I do sometimes.  Varies between car, bus, cab depending on the demand of my job.  So just curious, other than me and Lester, anyone else living in JB here?

Hi guys, exchange rates going down...

qualitative, quantitative or both?

I have sufficient qualitative (non financial) info but I need more on the quantitative (financial) info. Thanks so much

http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_742997.html

That graph probably tells a thousand and one stories.

I derived my own conclusion and I believe I would strike it big this time. I aint sharing though. Tips:- Oracle of Omaha advice - when everyone is bearish, you BULL it!

Your essay, homework, thesis, report should start with something along that line. I love tag lines!

friend just committed a HDB before his wedding this year. If the market price really drop by 30%, the difference is enough for him to buy a >RM300k link house fully paid off with cash.

do you think it would drop, ever? A country with limited land space.

do you think it would drop, ever? A country with limited land space.

http://business.asiaone.com/Business/Offic...206-314672.html

How to be in the top 10% 

The top 10 per cent of high fliers, the bottom 10 per cent of 'limited contributors', and the remaining 80 per cent of solid citizens.

If you think you belong to the top 10 per cent - well, you don't.

You will know when you are there - you don't have to think.

How?

The quantum of your bonuses, consistently for the past three years could be one factor, and oh, yes, the frequency of your engagement with the decision makers, and how often your views are sought.

If you are in the bottom 10 per cent, maybe you should be asking yourself, 'Why am I here? And what do I want to do about it?'

The signs: similar to the above but on the opposite end of the spectrum.

Decision makers typically decide who they promote based on three key factors.

Past performance, future potential and the ability to get along well with others.

Thank you so much, such a great help.

That graph tells everything. Property prices have risen substantially frm 1997 to 2011. My conclusion is cost of living has risen substantially frm 1997 to 2011 and people have less money to spend. With less money but the pricess of essential goods have gone up will drive inflation up, what I think is not good for the economy.

Thank you so much, such a great help.

That graph tells everything. Property prices have risen substantially frm 1997 to 2011. My conclusion is cost of living has risen substantially frm 1997 to 2011 and people have less money to spend. With less money but the pricess of essential goods have gone up will drive inflation up, what I think is not good for the economy.

Then many people will become top 10%, however I saw lots of average joe are well with others.
I saw in my manager, they have the same common thing, Straight to the point and have the sense of arrogance!
They are the most difficult people to deal with

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Added on December 9, 2011, 11:54 pmI don' know why foreign companies set up factory in sg:
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_743114.html

I thought the cost of land and labor are expensive here. Why do they do that?

Ask yourself: Would you buy the milk products for babies if they were made in China?

Dear all,

I plan to work in SG maybe next year for at least 2 or 3 years. Can i rent a house or room in JB and drive my local car to sg to work and return to JB every day? Do i need to pay extra fee for driving a local car to sg to work?

Thank you.

made in malaysia not good meh?

Then many people will become top 10%, however I saw lots of average joe are well with others.
I saw in my manager, they have the same common thing, Straight to the point and have the sense of arrogance!
They are the most difficult people to deal with

do you think it would drop, ever? A country with limited land space.