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I'm not a COE Expert, nor can I offer a solid solution, just a guy that got mad about the system and wanted to rant.Here is what I thinkI recently heard about a story of a couple who got...

In my past experience, I used to work for an organisation where there were a few boomers.I have sympathy for them, no one wants to work until 67, I get it, unless you lllllloooooouuuuurrrrrvvveee your work, but these boomers...

Very uncomfortable at a new job after hookers were involved in a business trip.ContextSo I got hired by a company and relocated to deal with the operations here.First few weeks were ok so far. My colleagues, despite their blunt...

Living and working in Singapore is a dream for many foreign workers seeking better opportunities.However, a concerning issue has arisen involving foreign workers who are illegally subletting their Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats to fellow foreigners for...

A story was seen online about a couple discussing and planning on the suitable time to apply for a build to order (BTO) flat.For readers who have been living in a cave and does not know the term BTO,...

So my upstairs neighbor recently did some major renovation work. Standard HDB life, right? Fine, I sucked it up for weeks. But towards the end, they were literally drilling and hammer-drilling way past the allowed HDB hours—we are talking...

Context: My good friend (let's call him A) got married last weekend at a fancy hotel in Orchard. A is the ultimate good guy—super hardworking, treats his wife like a queen, paid for 80% of their BTO renovation, and...

Hey guys, writing this using a alt account because I’m honestly freaking out right now and I really need some advice from anyone who has dealt with company law, ACRA, or toxic family finance situations in Singapore.The BackgroundA few...

A few years ago, my GF (now 27F Wife) practically begged me (28M) to apply for a BTO. I wanted to wait a bit, save up more money, maybe explore resale later, but she gave me the classic ultimate...

Travellers heading to China are being reminded to exercise caution when purchasing so-called "energy stone" bracelets, amulets and other mineral souvenirs after multiple cases of radioactive products were detected by Chinese customs authorities.Over the past few years, customs officers...