I think SAF pay much more better than other unit form groups. Got to know someone who is a Station Inspector (one rank higher then SSgt) married (wife not working) with two kids leave likes a beggar.
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MHA reaction after Kovan double murder
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Property loan is secured against the property, so deemed safer.
Unsecured loans are the killer, as interest rates are much higher and is usually taken by over spenders. Once a person is addicted to unsecured loans, it will be downward spiral.
Akan datang: an upcoming episode of Crimewatch where they portray police officers as friendly, trustworthy, righteous characters.
If you have seen your fair share of propaganda in this country, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Believe it or not he takes home not more than $3.5K and his year of service is around 20yrs.
I have see many young SAF men driving spot car but not many young police officer.
Serves him right for getting married, becoming the 'sole breadwinner' (read: feeding a parasite wife), and producing two kids in Singapore.
Possibly even worse if an maid is employed and the bitch-wife sits around in the house doing fuck-all.
This arrangement will impoverish any man, not just a policeman.
You signed up for it. You signed up for it.
Iskandar also look friendly, trustworthy and righteous.Akan datang: an upcoming episode of Crimewatch where they portray police officers as friendly, trustworthy, righteous characters.
If you have seen your fair share of propaganda in this country, you ain't seen nothing yet.
No point lah. Next time police knock on your door, you have legitimate right not to open door for fear of being murdered.
If you need to go police station to report a case, better wear Kevlar vest.
Policemen earn so little. If declare debts, the queue will stretch from Pasir Ris to Tampines.
err he has not maid. One of their kids is handicap so wife has to be at home to takecare.
Did you know that it is illegal for Sporeans to own bullet proof vests in Spore
is a protection gear, why not allowed
I doubt that wealthy PAP members would be satisfied with just a few million. LKY & his family is rumoured to be worth billions. How do civil servants get to be so wealthy without some corruption
Are you sure you have to take out a loan first before utilising CPF? What if you don't wish to take a loan but instead pay 70% of the price with cash and 30% from CPF. Isn't that ok?
is a protection gear, why not allowed
I also don't know why. Must ask the authorities lah.
I found out from reading the sign at a border crossing i.e. returning from JB. So next time you are returning to Spore look up for those signs which show taxable & illegal items.
Most likely rambling of an unhinged mind.
How to compare? Young SAF men, far, far outnumber young mata mata. In the case of the former, cars could be gifts from their daddy.
As u know with the one million i was made to buy a property. The one i chose, i can pay off all at once but i know i have $16000 + in CPF
I told the house lawyer and i was told in order to withdraw CPF I must have some sort of housing loan, so i got the min loan amount for min time just to extract my cpf
It s a fucking stupid rule
Unless the lawyer got unhinged mind, that i doubt
Plus the loan i took eventually was not from one of the banks the firm normally deals with so no connection with the firm
They are alot of fucking stary dog third parties ever ready to attack . U will all hear the truth. 19 21 nov
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The life of a police officer (especially those holding lower ranks) is truly a tough one.
They are not allowed to become members of any Unions nor allowed to strike, etc...How then to make legitimate demands?
The unit that is supposed to take care of their needs (both emotional and welfare) is today concerned with making money.
Some frustrated cops take their own lives through self-inflicted injuries like gun-shot wounds. This has been in the news many a times.
Many police officers are a suffering lot, who are not well taken care of. They are the silent sufferers. Pathetic lot.......
When they do good no one remembers but when they make mistakes no one forgives and forget.
There was a time in the 80s when many cops were driven into suicide.
The then CP made matters worse by issuing Orders that even wreaths should not be sent to the families of the deceased cops.
Our police officers work long hours as the SPF wants to further trim costs. Normal patrolmen clock more then 12 hours per day.
Those that are worse off are the Investigation Officers who toil long hours and had to visit mortuaries the next day to identify mortal remains of people to the Coroner.
They then come back to office and continue to put up IPs for cases that they encounter during their past 24 hours shift the previous day.
IOs also have to encounter rude and demanding MPs, Ministers, DPPs and face fiery lawyers in Courts. Sometimes they are even chided by the Judicial Officers.
This sort of work takes a toll on their wedded lives and many of them end up as divorcees. Some goes into depression.
I do not support the action of the poor police officer who is now remanded for the double murders but feel that some form of recognition ought to be there when he was in service.
The CP (Ng Joo Hee) did the right thing by visiting the wake of the murdered duo.
But what about the parents, wife, kids especially of that cop? These are the silent sufferers now. What is their crime? Why are they treated as pariahs?
Something ought to be done for these poor innocent people too. They are humans after all.
In conclusion many past police officers paid for their lives in protecting the community.
Please treat such cases with sympathy and above all, the top management and Minister should emphatise with these people.
The media can also help by not making such cases sensational.
At the end of the day policemen are all humans just like corrupted politicians of the past.
They are not allowed to become members of any Unions nor allowed to strike, etc...How then to make legitimate demands?
The unit that is supposed to take care of their needs (both emotional and welfare) is today concerned with making money.
Some frustrated cops take their own lives through self-inflicted injuries like gun-shot wounds. This has been in the news many a times.
Many police officers are a suffering lot, who are not well taken care of. They are the silent sufferers. Pathetic lot.......
When they do good no one remembers but when they make mistakes no one forgives and forget.
There was a time in the 80s when many cops were driven into suicide.
The then CP made matters worse by issuing Orders that even wreaths should not be sent to the families of the deceased cops.
Our police officers work long hours as the SPF wants to further trim costs. Normal patrolmen clock more then 12 hours per day.
Those that are worse off are the Investigation Officers who toil long hours and had to visit mortuaries the next day to identify mortal remains of people to the Coroner.
They then come back to office and continue to put up IPs for cases that they encounter during their past 24 hours shift the previous day.
IOs also have to encounter rude and demanding MPs, Ministers, DPPs and face fiery lawyers in Courts. Sometimes they are even chided by the Judicial Officers.
This sort of work takes a toll on their wedded lives and many of them end up as divorcees. Some goes into depression.
I do not support the action of the poor police officer who is now remanded for the double murders but feel that some form of recognition ought to be there when he was in service.
The CP (Ng Joo Hee) did the right thing by visiting the wake of the murdered duo.
But what about the parents, wife, kids especially of that cop? These are the silent sufferers now. What is their crime? Why are they treated as pariahs?
Something ought to be done for these poor innocent people too. They are humans after all.
In conclusion many past police officers paid for their lives in protecting the community.
Please treat such cases with sympathy and above all, the top management and Minister should emphatise with these people.
The media can also help by not making such cases sensational.
At the end of the day policemen are all humans just like corrupted politicians of the past.
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Those young SAF regulars earn $5k go and buy car. Like this got financial planning?
