7 Singapore Staycation Deals With Dining Credits To Use Your Singaporediscovers Vouchers On
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Just the other day, I came across this report from Channel News Asia that
as of end-March, about 75 per cent of adult Singaporeans have not redeemed
their ...
6 hours ago
i think only O. K.
ReplyDeleteEven if you want to count the chickens before they are hatched for your children, there must be better way.
Why lock up the eggs until 55?
The idea is to keep the money for their children in safe place and prevent them from touching the money till they are old and wiser at 55 to manage this large sum of compounded money.
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ReplyDeleteWalau aye!
ReplyDeleteIf can know how to manage at 55, no need the money liu.
Walau aye!
ReplyDeleteIf can know how to manage at 55, no need the money liu.
This might cause the death of the child. The spouse/children/beneficials of the child might kill in the circumstances of urgent need of cash.
ReplyDeleteNot that serious. Those cash top up are really surplus cash
DeleteHi Uncle CW,
ReplyDeleteThe parents like me need to plan for own retirement, emergency funds, household expenses then still got money to top up the children's CPF? I think parents would rather top up their own CPF, earlier to get to 55 years old than top up the child's CPF.
They already top up their own CPF accounts to max but still got spare money. Definitely it is good money issue to crack their head. I wait for toto jacktop then i will have this money issue. 😀
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