hmmm, you seem to know bangla style very well... you have met yeah4.1" already?

here can go mamak ma... tok kok sing song play ping pong ding ding dong.. kopitiam also can.. if too low class, then can go clubbing... if not go beach / bbq... so many things to do..

go lower peirce reservoir next to sicc ler... like go beach also

u r here liao also didnt say hi

yum cha, makan also can.. pm our daikor maikido or lester1987

on and off we go gathering

nice song



wonder where i can get the one wif the female vocals that's being played at ntuc all d time..

i asked my sg fren, he says 'agak agak'... lol, ask him wats agak agak, he cant really explain... lol

can try joo koon or pioneer... take green like to tj pagar

generally i would say with your experience around $3.5k-$7k.. do you have any paper qualification for PM? PMP? Prince2? wats your scale of project? highest budget involved?

also in sg most PM for IT is related to the banking, defense and ERP industry... for IT, i would say slightly tougher but it is something the gov is promoting.. i can observe it with the heavy subsidies on pmp courses for citizens & pr and also post grad dip for non-IT pm to switch to IT

would recommend you put $4k-5k

good choice.. both msia and sg gov is providing heavy funding for that.. we have 3 ppl in this thread going for it soon including me.. well maybe IT projects dont have much budget because it is all into labour cost, i am into capital projects so budget involve usually higher amt

yeaps.. best is working related to the banking industry, if IT solutions provider make sure they are doing it for banks or oil n gas companies..

you're welcome...

eh, j.east was ok for me... d ibp bus queue was super long so i walk... under d drizzle

extra fun wif attached file on sg;

 When_in_Singapore__dress_like_a_Geisha__eat_Gangnam_Style.pdf ( 160.33k ) Number of downloads: 23


This post has been edited by alaskanbunny: Apr 17 2013, 10:32 PM

go mustafa, a lot of gold...

i think bread is cheaper in msia too, basically buy things which the main ingredients are subsidized by the gov..

38% of Singapore's population will be senior citizens by 2050

But here is the good news.

By 2050, 38% of the population will be aged over 60. With a weightage of 6.1, just 0.5 away from Hong Kong SAR, Singapore is a potential market to explore for ageing business opportunities and turning social challenges to opportunities.

These are just some of the findings from the Ageing Asia Silver Economy Index where Singapore grabbed 3rd spot among 15 economies surveyed. The report showed a ranking of countries in Asia Pacific by market potential of ageing baby boomers.

Hong Kong SAR emerged in the top, followed by Australia in the second position. The survey used ’Per Capita Household Savings for aged over 60’, ’Growth rate of Household Savings’, ’Percentage of ageing population’ and ’Life Expectancy at birth’ as contributing factors.

Singapore has the highest GDP per capita PPP in Asia Pacific – US$60,900, and the third highest in the world.

The Singapore Government has also announced recently that a budget of US$400 million will be used to build 10 new nursing homes, 39 new Senior Care Centres and 56 new Senior Activity Centres by 2016 to support the needs of the local population1
.
Ms Janice Chia, Managing Director, Ageing Asia Pte Ltd, Singapore shared, “ageing in Asia Pacific will impact every sector of our economy. We need to start changing our mindsets and be more innovative about products and services that will attract spending power of ageing baby boomers, to enable them to age independently, healthily and with dignity.

Older adults in Asia-Pacific represent a US$3 Trillion market opportunity for healthcare, eldercare, financial products, education, wellness, real
estate, recreation, and more. For a start, we should stop using the term ‘silver tsunami’ and consider using ‘silver economic opportunity’”

http://sbr.com.sg/economy/news/38-singapor...r-citizens-2050

yeaps.. at least $800 is good..

dont buy savings aka life insurance in sg.. coz it is at least 30 years.. n u gotta pay non stop... meaning if u return to msia n earn rm, u still gotta pay it off which could be tough in difficult times... buy in msia is better, and since it covers death n critical illness only, if u mati in sg also nvm.. ur family still get the $$$

should ask zackvietkong he was also +ve for those 2, but somehow managed to work in sg before being transfered to vietnam... hmm , maybe thats the reason why he got transfered

just comforting him...

master sushi chef i hope get increment after that...

hayar, dunnit kecoh la... asalkan ubah

usually got 4 main, life, hospitalization,medical and accident

life - usually 25-30 years, if u buy in sg u must be prepared to pay sgd for that period... highly recommended to be in msia

hospitalization - pr pretty well covered with cpf or + rider, here usually companies cover too but very little, i believe this is annually.. can take in sg, if u leave can cancel

medical - out patient, usually involve minor cost.. company will cover this part, dont need much.. this is also annually also i think

accident - usually not much and on annual basis, not needed unless u r driving or riding bike..

crony spotted

i agree, unless it is sg politics

well, weekend house better buy in bkt indah.. coz got bus there... if buy jb side, cannot reach by public transport

if iskandar, try http://dpristine.com/

pm me... we can discuss..

mr.ts , please follow thread rules

causeway - danga bay

2nd link, medini or bkt indah.. if want cheap, can go for surrounding bkt indah but no transportation

1) ask ur agent, whether it covers
2) yes, or all that u had paid will be gone
3) $1000, estimated.. some dont need, ask ur hr
4) ep dont need, s-pass sometimes, wp yes... gotta ask d provider
5) yes, all got but it is bundled, can think about this later
6) bring at least $4k for peace of mind

yeaps... should apply after the 1st year.. since it is free.. all u need is to waste some time to go submit your doc

i brought $200+ only... got caught at 2nd link for unopened ciggi that time didnt know... kena $200 fine, and my bus left... since i was stuck, i took cab to my aunt's house at bishan all the way from 2nd link customs.. and i had to ask my auntie to pay for my cab my 1st day in sg for job.. so sad so grateful to my auntie as she loaned me $$$ for 3 months

yea.. actually considering pr benefits cut so much, if you dont plan to stay long term but want it for job stability, better think twice..

coz gov practices -ve income tax... if earn below certain amount gov give u $$$, if u dont work at all, gov wont give u anything... so they take the easiest task and make little so they can benefit from the topup

for his position n jobscope not overpaid... but for his age and current commitments he has lots of balance..

he's under 30, making 5 figures already.. we must all strive to be like him

i saw what u did thar.... after allowance >10k