Why LHL so Unpopular when his policies worked?

[syed putra]

Singaporeans each hold almost RM800,000 in financial assets on average, country ranks among top five in world​

A view of private residential apartments and public housing estates in Singapore June 13, 2016. — Reuters pic
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By Malay Mail
Saturday, 05 Oct 2024 1:19 PM MYT
SINGAPORE, Oct 5 – Singapore residents hold more financial assets on average compared to those in many other countries, a recent global wealth report has revealed.

According to the Allianz Global Wealth Report 2024, Singapore ranked fourth worldwide with net financial assets per capita at €171,930 (S$246,000 or RM800,000) recorded in 2023.





In comparison, Malaysia ranked 40th with just €9,430 (RM44,000) net financial asset per capita.
The United States took the top spot with net financial assets per capita of €260,320, followed by Switzerland with €255,440, and Denmark with €172,200, just ahead of Singapore.
In the region, Singapore is ahead of Taiwan, which ranked fifth with €148,750, and Japan, which was placed 12th with €91,940.

 

[laksaboy]

The Bible has the answer.

https://biblehub.com/matthew/16-26.htm

 

[jsctan]

By building loads of concrete jungles means the policies worked? TFR shrinking like mad. Build for who? How many dinkies in heavy housing debt? It's liabilities not asset till you pay. Lol....Assets & debt still can't tell. Sell house, stay where? It's a roof , expensive roof.

 

[True Believer]

It is because his policies work like a vacuum cleaner sucking up all the people's hard earned money

 

[True Believer]

His policies work well in milking SG taxpayers' of our $$$

 

[spinn]

lol g (l) o a t

g (l) o a t = greatest (leeeeeeeeeeeeeecher n liiiiiiiiiaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrr) of all time

 

[mojito]

His policies got work, but his citizens don't.

 

[k1976]

the policy work in a very narrow specific economic conditons

 

[k1976]

Singaporeans each hold almost RM800,000 in financial assets on average, country ranks among top five in world​

A view of private residential apartments and public housing estates in Singapore June 13, 2016. — Reuters pic
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By Malay Mail
Saturday, 05 Oct 2024 1:19 PM MYT
SINGAPORE, Oct 5 – Singapore residents hold more financial assets on average compared to those in many other countries, a recent global wealth report has revealed.

According to the Allianz Global Wealth Report 2024, Singapore ranked fourth worldwide with net financial assets per capita at €171,930 (S$246,000 or RM800,000) recorded in 2023.





In comparison, Malaysia ranked 40th with just €9,430 (RM44,000) net financial asset per capita.
The United States took the top spot with net financial assets per capita of €260,320, followed by Switzerland with €255,440, and Denmark with €172,200, just ahead of Singapore.
In the region, Singapore is ahead of Taiwan, which ranked fifth with €148,750, and Japan, which was placed 12th with €91,940.

Most of the so-capp financial asset is a Hardland Pigeon hole n World Most substainable Pension fund - only can start take money after 65

The miney is can see...but can still touch?

 

[k1976]

His policies work well in milking SG taxpayers' of our $$$

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Help u to save $$$ and dun suka suka spend on tiongbu mah

 

[myfoot123]

His policies are self serving and do not benefit the voters.

 

[laksaboy]

His policies are self serving and do not benefit the voters.

And he loves to use his disgusting father, dead or alive, to further his political agenda.

Expect a big show for the 10th anniversary of Get Well Soon in 2025.

 

[Papsmearer]

Where are these assets from? Another brain dead fuck who never did any research into this. Asset is from CPF? Hahhaha, they can't get it. The amount allowable to them is small after they hold back basic minimum sum and medisave, etc. From the flats? The value of them is going gradually down to zero.

 

[spinn]

robin hood robs the rich to give the poor

hood robin robs the poor to give the rich, he is hood robin

before gst rich man tax was 40% after gst is was reduced to 30%, then to 20%, now stands at 23%

corparate tax was at 40%, after gst it was reduced, now stands at 17%

estate duty was abolished on 15 feb 2008

1 tier dividend tax was introduced from 1 jan 2008

before 1 tier div tx, div flows to personal income n is taxed at personal tax bracket ie rich man is taxed at 40% while retired n jobless will get a refund if the div is less than their taxable income

after 1 tier div tax rich man get a huge discount from 40% to 17%, saving 23% while poor man who used to get a refund, now effectively pays corporate tx of 17% n gst, ie his tax liability has effectively increase from 0 to 17% plus gst

so after gst, rich man is saving 17% on income tax every year n 23% on div tx and ofc no longer subject to estate duty

so gas where the shortfall comes from??

but their mantra is gst is to help the poor

the highest payed pathological liars

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

Singaporeans each hold almost RM800,000 in financial assets on average, country ranks among top five in world​

A view of private residential apartments and public housing estates in Singapore June 13, 2016. — Reuters pic
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By Malay Mail
Saturday, 05 Oct 2024 1:19 PM MYT
SINGAPORE, Oct 5 – Singapore residents hold more financial assets on average compared to those in many other countries, a recent global wealth report has revealed.

According to the Allianz Global Wealth Report 2024, Singapore ranked fourth worldwide with net financial assets per capita at €171,930 (S$246,000 or RM800,000) recorded in 2023.





In comparison, Malaysia ranked 40th with just €9,430 (RM44,000) net financial asset per capita.
The United States took the top spot with net financial assets per capita of €260,320, followed by Switzerland with €255,440, and Denmark with €172,200, just ahead of Singapore.
In the region, Singapore is ahead of Taiwan, which ranked fifth with €148,750, and Japan, which was placed 12th with €91,940.

HE IMPORTED TO MANY CECA leaving the Sinkies jobless

 

[laksaboy]

Under his watch, this country was sold out to BlackRock.

By the way, both assassins who tried to kill Trump were featured in a BlackRock ad.

Coincidence? What are the odds?

 

[mahjongking]

fuck this useless imbecile

 

[bigozt]

You can sell your shit pigeon hole HDB IF you have another cuntry where you can move your life to. That is a big IF. Many can't get out.

 

[birdie69]

HE IMPORTED TO MANY CECA leaving the Sinkies jobless

So to collect more levy, rental from the CECA Indians, rather than little tax or no tax collected from sinkies

 

[mojito]

the policy work in a very narrow specific economic conditons

Work is for the FTs. Pap let sinkies retire early.