Chef Tony's popcorn also nice. Can be found in Marina Square.

Based on the first thread/post information under the EXPENSES...do your math...
eg...lets say for a salary of SGD3k....im sure one could even save up to +-SGD1.7k

This post has been edited by tailtwist: Apr 10 2014, 06:54 AM

one day?

what f&b do u guys think would be d best to work in? i see mcds employees always happy... seems like a good place to work at... but always bz..

my employment pass has not been approved since 4th April..

i check the status of the application here:
https://eponline.mom.gov.sg/epol/PEPOLENQM0...isplayAction.do

Date of Application : 04/04/2014
Pass Type : EMPLOYMENT PASS
Status : Pending

Is this normal? because i read somewhere in the Ministry of Manpower website, online application should only take 1 to 2 days?

I remember my EP took almost 2 weeks to approve. No idea why

hi guys,
i am thinking of renting a whole 2+1 hdb unit and sublet a common room around tiong bahru area. I would like to check how the utilities will cost monthly to see whether i can afford.


thanks.

Anyone can refer me to big 4 Singapore?

My EP approved within two hours (my company HR help me apply)

Hi guys, I am having an interview in Singapore this coming up Thursday. Would like to know if anyone knows or have experience about this company GES Pte Ltd?

Also if any information regarding interview process in Singapore, like technical assessment, is it common that they usually will conduct prior F2F interview? I am from IT background btw and thanks in advance

i pay about $90 for internet+cable tv, and $100-$120 for water, gas + electricty.

You may wanna read up the guidelines done up by HDB singapore, when subletting a flat/room.
Not too sure if you are allowed to sublet a room on top of you being the main tenant as a whole unit.


http://services2.hdb.gov.sg/webapp/BR12AWS...PMainPage.faces

http://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10323p.nsf/w/...ew?OpenDocument

For me I can save around 2k a month. In malaysia I save ntg.

Here you go:

Tariff Rates

> The electricity tariff for households is 25.73 cents per kWh (with effect from 1 Apr 14 to 30 Jun 14)

> The gas tariff for households is 21.01 cents per kWh (with effect from 1 Feb 14 to 30 Apr 14)

> The water tariff for households is $1.17 per cubic metre (below 40m3) and $1.40 per cubic metre (above
40m3)

http://www.singaporepower.com.sg/irj/servl...ID1332134938209

Your average utilities:

http://www.singaporepower.com.sg/irj/servl...=Our%20Services

The average a bit on the high side for my category, only 60-70% of the average, maybe because only 2 people in the household.

Save SGD2k from a SGD3k a month salary? Blimey, you must live one hell of a spartan life.

need a recommendation for corporate action work~~

How?

This post has been edited by mennmenn: Apr 12 2014, 08:42 AM

I earn 3550 per month with a company car. So I do not pay for transport. Company pay for evrything. Rent is 1050, I share with my gf. I pay 650. Most of the money I spend on food.. I dont save on food.. eat quite good. No other commitment..


This post has been edited by handsomeguyz: Apr 12 2014, 08:47 AM

If I earn 3k a month...my savings ll be negative 1-2k a month.

Hi everyone, I want to ask which bank allow a foreigner open a bank account in Singapore without deposit $500/ do not have any minimum requirement to open an account? just a foreigner, no working permit at all. Thank you.

none. even POSB have a minimum of $1 I guess.