Malaysian can come singapore to work, earn SGD and enjoy back home....
Singaporeans have to earn SGD and go malaysia to find a place to call home...有家归不得。。。
有家归不得..sound so sad, but it is the truth indeed.
Malaysian can come singapore to work, earn SGD and enjoy back home....
Singaporeans have to earn SGD and go malaysia to find a place to call home...有家归不得。。。
This is an anti-singaporean cum Singaporean bashing forum. Most if not all of its post are contributed by Malaysian working or used to be in Singapore but secretly letting off their steam on grudges of their Singaporeans counter parts. Sort of like biting the hand that feeds them.
They would not give a damn if you contribute positive things about Singapore in this forum.
Singapore owe foreigners a job, scholarship, HDB etc mah (but don't owe citizens hor). Foreigners biting the hand that feeds them is nothing new, the latest is the PRC scholar who called Singaporeans dogs after taking money from Singaporeans.
Singapore owe foreigners a job, scholarship, HDB etc mah (but don't owe citizens hor). Foreigners biting the hand that feeds them is nothing new, the latest is the PRC scholar who called Singaporeans dogs after taking money from Singaporeans.
This is an anti-singaporean cum Singaporean bashing forum. Most if not all of its post are contributed by Malaysian working or used to be in Singapore but secretly letting off their steam on grudges of their Singaporeans counter parts. Sort of like biting the hand that feeds them.
They would not give a damn if you contribute positive things about Singapore in this forum.
So happy, just received uem invoice,another 10% completed. Now 45% completion.
Btw I heard if bank release 50% loan, we can request start to service loan so tat dun hv to pay interest, is it true?
Hi Crystal,
May I know how soon did UOB disburse the first payment to UEM?
Walaueh...looks like RM is strengtening against SGD...
Called some money changers and one told me that RM has been strengthenning the past few days...
Jialat lo...need to TT large sum to pay balance of 20% house price soon...
Keeping my fingers and toes crossed that SGD will strengthen soon...
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Guys
Got proper thread wif regards to ringgit rate leh. Update there la
Yes madam. Sorie Sorie
Btw sis, did UOB request for 3-month bank statement showing where your salary was credited into? They want pay slip, NOA and that's fine. Why should I furnish my bank statement??? The officer was responding fast, but when I requested him to seek waiver on the bank statement, I have not heard from him since. Guess he didn't want hassle putting up a waiver to management ... What the fishhh....
This request is common la... Just need evidence of your salary and savings level.
Yes madam. Sorie Sorie
Btw sis, did UOB request for 3-month bank statement showing where your salary was credited into? They want pay slip, NOA and that's fine. Why should I furnish my bank statement??? The officer was responding fast, but when I requested him to seek waiver on the bank statement, I have not heard from him since. Guess he didn't want hassle putting up a waiver to management ... What the fishhh....
I told them its personal so can't give. I only give pay slip, iras, cpf n letter of employment.
But I can have many accounts ... Their reasoning was "to show where your salary is credited into" ... What's the relevance ar? I find it ridiculous leh. From my statement, they can also see my lifestyle pattern, and guess what, the next thing will be receiving heaps of cold call telemarketing because our lifestyle info was "sold" ... I'm not comfortable showing them statement leh ...
If they insist, u can just show credit transaction. Or print 15 mths statement for them to see your stable income
I told the bank that it is a joint account and my other half is not willing to share the info therein (which, incidentally was the truth).
In the end, no need to, so long as there are other documents that can prove your salary level and savings/liquidity level
(eg IRAS, stock shareholdings, payslips, can't remember what else, etc).