The middle class are "sandwiched" in S'pore
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S'pore's tax system disproportionately burdens the middle class, favouring the wealthy and powerful. While taxes are high compared to European countries, the benefits received by citizens seem minimal. Indirect taxes, such as those on private residential properties, water and cars, are exorbitant, making everyday living expensive. For example, a COE for a car can cost up to $150,000, and import duties and road taxes add significant costs. Additionally, high petrol taxes and a 9% GST further strain the financial resources of the middle class. This creates a sense of unfairness and resentment among many of true blue citizens.
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#2

Please use paragraphs in all your posts! It can be very hard to read when the text is all clustered together. Big Grin
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(28-10-2024, 08:50 AM)pinkpanther Wrote:  Please use paragraphs in all your posts! It can be very hard to read when the text is all clustered together. Big Grin

This is for visual effect since I am discussing the plight of the "sandwiched class". LOL!
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(28-10-2024, 09:12 AM)EvertonDiehard Wrote:  This is for visual effect since I am discussing the plight of the "sandwiched class". LOL!

U copy and paste lah


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#5

middle class are doomed everywhere. they are there for all gov to milk from

I am just a tiny plankton in the ocean.
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#6

So bad ah! Why still want to be sandwich class?
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#7

Everyone of us, whether rich, middle class or poor, are sandwiched between looking after our elderly parents, saving enough for retirement and taking care of our children. It is just that the wealthy have more in their bank to carry out all their obligations. 
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(28-10-2024, 10:42 AM)Niubee Wrote:  U copy and paste lah

We should not assume, or risk making an ass of yourself.
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#9

The rich have low tax as compared to other countries and the poor gets help from the Govt. The sandwich class needs attention from at least Half of PaP Ministers.
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