Hi all, just curious for those working in SG, where do you mainly save/invest your money? Malaysia or Singapore?

If you are talking about the share counter, their price drop alot.

If you are talking about their gambling counter, you should also mentioned how many people took their own live at the end of their investment.

How much have you invested in RWS so far?

Wow, you frens must either very knowledgeable or have insider information or just very lucky... haha

I'm currently save in Malaysia FD... but considering every time i also loose a bit of $$ due to exchange rate... so far still unable to find any better place to park my money in SG for short term...

Source?

If I buy bus / plane ticket liao and then the dates are wrong will you refund me?

OK AH Huat ar I book ticket liao, let's all go back and vote!


Fail logic. You are the one making the assertion that those dates are good, so the burden is on you. I am not saying those dates are wrong or making any assertion at all so there is no burden of proof on me.

S$213 for flight ticket makes you a rich guy ? You 'terencat akal' izzit ?

Not really.

Whether you're underpaid or not depends on the options available to you.

If there is someone else who is willing to pay you more than 1.7K, then you're underpaid. If you have no other offers and nobody else is interested in you, then you're not underpaid. You are ONLY paid... 1.7K.

In a word,.. no.

Assuming you currently have no proficiency in Japanese, the time and effort you need to expend in order to learn Japanese to a professionally acceptable level is way too high, compared to the return or advantage that you will gain from being able to speak Japanese in Singapore.

If you want to learn a language, I suggest to concentrate only on English and/or Mandarin.

If you are good in English, learn or improve your Mandarin.

If you are good in Mandarin, improve your English.

If you're half past six in both English and Mandarin (like 90% of the Malaysians here), then improve your English first before improving your Mandarin.

If you are very very good in both English and Mandarin... don't waste time and effort learning any more languages at a professional level. Using that time and energy to get a professional qualification or getting a higher degree will yield much better return on investment.