Except for car, which is a depreciation asset.
:bsmilie:
Have car => can get gf => can get married => can buy hdb which is an appreciating asset.
Therefore car indirectly contributes to appreciating your assets.
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Except for car, which is a depreciation asset.
:bsmilie:
Have car => can get gf => can get married => can buy hdb which is an appreciating asset.
Therefore car indirectly contributes to appreciating your assets.
I know you are only teasing.... :think:
But if you 'REALLY' think you'll need a CAR to get a GF... then I really feel sad for S'porean...
Singapore reserves drawn 55 times since 2002 ([URL="http://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2013/07/toc-tv-drawing-of-the-singapore-reserves-55-times/"]Video[/URL]).
That's an average of 5 times per fiscal year and I had thought we only did it once.
It's already stated in the article mah.right. did you even bother to state the explanation why? or the different portions of the reserves that were tapped into?
:bsmilie:
Have car => can get gf => can get married => can buy hdb which is an appreciating asset.
Therefore car indirectly contributes to appreciating your assets.
I know you are only teasing.... :think:
But if you 'REALLY' think you'll need a CAR to get a GF... then I really feel sad for S'porean...
This was very true in the 90s. If you drive a car and park outside a disco, you confirmed get a girl. However, whether she will become your gf or wife is another story.
In today context, I have no idea.
:bsmilie:
Have car => can get gf => can get married => can buy hdb which is an appreciating asset.
Therefore car indirectly contributes to appreciating your assets.
Sekali you got a Guardian Force instead? :bsmilie:
Rising household debt in S'pore worrying: MAS - Channel NewsAsia
wtf...............housing loans is 45% of GDP?!
Not counting car loans
Singapore is in property bubble.. and with gov plans to achieve 7 mil residents... well
Singapore is in property bubble.. and with gov plans to achieve 7 mil residents... well
But what are the risks ... rising interest rates? Or being the last one in the musical chair? :bsmilie: ... the 7mil target? well, you can always to something in the next election to "mitigate" the risk
In my opinion the 7 million target is a terrible mistake. But as usual, it will not be admitted until after the harm has been done.