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.