Worker party Singapore fighting cost of living for Singaporeans
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Worker party Singapore fighting cost of living for Singaporeans

 Meta AI: The Workers' Party (WP) in Singapore has been actively addressing the issue of cost of living, which is a major concern for many Singaporeans. Here are some ways the WP has been fighting for a more affordable Singapore:

1. *Housing*: WP has advocated for affordable housing options, including increasing the supply of HDB flats, reducing prices, and improving the affordability of housing loans.

2. *Transportation*: WP has called for reduced public transportation costs, improved services, and increased affordability for low-income households.

3. *Healthcare*: WP has pushed for more affordable healthcare options, including reducing medical costs, increasing subsidies, and improving access to healthcare services.

4. *Education*: WP has advocated for reduced education costs, including lower tuition fees, more affordable school expenses, and increased financial assistance for low-income families.

5. *GST and taxes*: WP has called for a review of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and other taxes to ensure they are fair and equitable, and do not disproportionately burden low- and middle-income households.

6. *Wage protection*: WP has advocated for policies to protect workers' wages, including progressive wage policies and stronger labor protections.

7. *Social safety nets*: WP has pushed for improved social safety nets, including more comprehensive financial assistance schemes and support for low-income households.

8. *Price controls*: WP has called for price controls on essential goods and services to prevent profiteering and ensure affordability.

9. *Increased funding*: WP has advocated for increased funding for social programs and services to support low-income households and address the root causes of poverty.

10. *Policy reforms*: WP has pushed for policy reforms to address the root causes of the high cost of living in Singapore, including the impact of urbanization, gentrification, and income inequality.

By addressing these key areas, the Workers' Party aims to make Singapore a more affordable and equitable place for all citizens.

Meta AI: Yes, here are some evidence and resources that support the Workers' Party's efforts to address the cost of living in Singapore:

1. _Parliamentary speeches and debates_: WP MPs have consistently raised concerns about the cost of living in Parliament, proposing solutions and questioning government policies.

2. _WP's alternative budgets_: The party has presented alternative budgets, outlining their proposals for addressing the cost of living, such as increasing funding for social programs and reducing taxes for low- and middle-income households.

3. _Policy papers and reports_: WP has published policy papers and reports on specific issues, like housing affordability, transportation costs, and healthcare expenses.

4. _Media coverage_: Various media outlets have reported on WP's initiatives and proposals to address the cost of living.

5. _Public statements and press releases_: WP has issued public statements and press releases highlighting their concerns and proposed solutions.

6. _Town hall meetings and public forums_: WP has organized town hall meetings and public forums to engage with citizens and discuss the cost of living.

7. _Petitions and campaigns_: WP has launched petitions and campaigns to raise awareness and mobilize support for their proposals.

Some specific examples include:

- WP's 2020 Alternative Budget Proposal, which included measures to reduce housing costs, improve transportation affordability, and increase support for low-income households.

- WP MP Sylvia Lim's 2019 parliamentary speech on the high cost of living, where she proposed measures to address housing affordability and transportation costs.

- WP's 2018 policy paper on healthcare affordability, which proposed reforms to reduce medical costs and improve access to healthcare services.

These resources demonstrate the Workers' Party's commitment to addressing the cost of living in Singapore and provide evidence of their efforts to propose solutions and engage with citizens on this critical issue.
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Hopeless lah
Give us more Cdcv

No weapons that forms against me shall prosper
No tongue that rises against me I shall condemn 
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PSP fight cost of living for Singaporeans

Meta AI: The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) has also been actively addressing the issue of cost of living in Singapore. Here are some ways PSP has been fighting for a more affordable Singapore:

1. *Housing affordability*: PSP has proposed measures to reduce housing costs, such as increasing the supply of HDB flats, reducing prices, and improving affordability for first-time buyers.

2. *Transportation costs*: PSP has called for reduced public transportation costs, improved services, and increased affordability for low-income households.

3. *Healthcare affordability*: PSP has proposed reforms to reduce medical costs, improve access to healthcare services, and increase support for low-income households

4. *Education costs*: PSP has advocated for reduced education costs, including lower tuition fees, more affordable school expenses, and increased financial assistance for low-income families.

5. *GST and tax reform*: PSP has called for a review of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and other taxes to ensure they are fair and equitable, and do not disproportionately burden low- and middle-income households.

6. *Wage protection*: PSP has advocated for policies to protect workers' wages, including progressive wage policies and stronger labor protections.

7. *Social safety nets*: PSP has pushed for improved social safety nets, including more comprehensive financial assistance schemes and support for low-income households.

8. *Price controls*: PSP has called for price controls on essential goods and services to prevent profiteering and ensure affordability.

9. *Increased funding*: PSP has advocated for increased funding for social programs and services to support low-income households and address the root causes of poverty.

10. *Policy reforms*: PSP has pushed for policy reforms to address the root causes of the high cost of living in Singapore, including the impact of urbanization, gentrification, and income inequality.

PSP's proposals and initiatives aim to make Singapore a more affordable and equitable place for all citizens.

Meta AI: Yes, here are some evidence and resources that support the Progress Singapore Party's (PSP) efforts to address the cost of living in Singapore:

1. *PSP's 2020 General Election Manifesto*: Outlines their proposals to address the cost of living, including housing affordability, transportation costs, and healthcare expenses.

2. *PSP's Alternative Budget 2020*: Presents their alternative budget proposals, including measures to reduce costs and increase support for low-income households.

3. *Parliamentary speeches and debates*: PSP MPs have raised concerns about the cost of living in Parliament, proposing solutions and questioning government policies.

4. *Media coverage*: Various media outlets have reported on PSP's initiatives and proposals to address the cost of living.

5. *Public statements and press releases*: PSP has issued public statements and press releases highlighting their concerns and proposed solutions.

6. *Town hall meetings and public forums*: PSP has organized town hall meetings and public forums to engage with citizens and discuss the cost of living.

7. *Policy papers and reports*: PSP has published policy papers and reports on specific issues, like housing affordability and healthcare costs.

8. *Social media campaigns*: PSP has launched social media campaigns to raise awareness and mobilize support for their proposals.

Some specific examples include:

- PSP's proposal to reduce the GST rate for essential goods and services.

- Their call for a $1,000 monthly pension for all citizens aged 65 and above.

- Their proposal to increase the supply of HDB flats and reduce prices.

- Their advocacy for reduced transportation costs and improved services.

These resources demonstrate the Progress Singapore Party's commitment to addressing the cost of living in Singapore and provide evidence of their efforts to propose solutions and engage with citizens on this critical issue.
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(13-09-2024, 12:03 PM)Lukongsimi Wrote:  Hopeless lah
Give us more Cdcv

CDC from where ?
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(13-09-2024, 12:05 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  CDC from where ?

Return our money loh

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(13-09-2024, 12:06 PM)Lukongsimi Wrote:  Return our money loh

Rebate after taking more from you
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(13-09-2024, 12:07 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  Rebate after taking more from you

This is how it works mah

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(13-09-2024, 12:07 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  Rebate after taking more from you

Better than take without rebate at all..😁
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(13-09-2024, 12:09 PM)Lukongsimi Wrote:  This is how it works mah

We held hostage by a group of men imagine 
https://youtube.com/shorts/kg1OrG6s70w?s...wfjPTg3Bkb
Opposition trying to negotiate with them .
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Well done, WP!
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(13-09-2024, 12:03 PM)Lukongsimi Wrote:  Hopeless lah
Give us more Cdcv

WP only think about spending our reserves, how about earnings? 
Any suggestions from WP?🤔
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(13-09-2024, 12:14 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  We held hostage by a group of men imagine 
https://youtube.com/shorts/kg1OrG6s70w?s...wfjPTg3Bkb
Opposition trying to negotiate with them .

Good

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No tongue that rises against me I shall condemn 
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(13-09-2024, 12:17 PM)moonrab Wrote:  WP only think about spending our reserves, how about earnings? 
Any suggestions from WP?🤔

Reserves has to be spend during bad times 
Or else we can’t get to use it
Lol

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(13-09-2024, 12:19 PM)Lukongsimi Wrote:  Reserves has to be spend during bad times 
Or else we can’t get to use it
Lol

No need to sustain? 🤔
Will it be empty after WP suggestions become a reality. When they never talk about earning.
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(13-09-2024, 12:21 PM)moonrab Wrote:  No need to sustain? 🤔
Will it be empty after WP suggestions become a reality. When they never talk about earning.
How will it be empty?
Kindly explained in detail please?
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Imagine pap are the criminals that held Singaporeans hostage ( cpf and reserves)

Opposition in the parliament are crisis negotiators prepare to engage in a reasonable and fair and peaceful way to help improve the situation.

Pap during negotiations they requested 
1. you wear a green hat or you stripe nake and do the pole dancing in open air carpark 

If Ans is no they start to kill the hostage (withheld longer period on cpf with shifting age limit or use less of the reserve or any how waste the money like building white elephant structure)

How?
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(13-09-2024, 12:37 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  How will it be empty?
Kindly explained in detail please?

Simple, when our Singapore Coalition Government WP leader only spends money without earning. 
Sure will empty right?
 
Same as you only spends your bank savings without thinking about depositing money into it. Can or not?🤭
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(13-09-2024, 12:53 PM)moonrab Wrote:  Simple, when our Singapore Coalition Government WP leader only spends money without earning. 
Sure will empty right?
 
Same as you only spends your bank savings without thinking about depositing money into it. Can or not?🤭

What did they spend on?
How they going spend on?.
How will it make to empty?
Then what is the purpose of iras department doing?

Like current one squeeze people more money to build founder memorial hall?
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(13-09-2024, 01:01 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  What did they spend on?
How they going spend on?.
How will it make to empty?
Then what is the purpose of iras department doing?

Like current one squeeze people more money to build founder memorial hall?

Hmm
Your thread specifying their ideas 💡 on spending money in Singapore social welfare right? Very good 👍 

I am suggesting they should also suggest how they can earn money 💰 for Singapore as our coalition government leader.
Increase our reserves will be even more brilliant 👏 Cheers!

Sure kick out PAP in coming GE..🤣
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(13-09-2024, 01:08 PM)moonrab Wrote:  Hmm
Your thread specifying their ideas 💡 on spending money in Singapore social welfare right? Very good 👍 

I am suggesting they should also suggest how they can earn money 💰 for Singapore as our coalition government leader.
Increase our reserves will be even more brilliant 👏 Cheers!

Sure kick out PAP in coming GE..🤣

Where is it?
Show me?
Why advocate fighting for cost of living is spending money?
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(13-09-2024, 01:35 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  Where is it?
Show me?
Why advocate fighting for cost of living is spending money?

Ah..so many of WP's suggestions need extra financial support. Still don't understand, please ask Pritam, I am he will kindly explain to you. .😁🤣
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(13-09-2024, 02:38 PM)moonrab Wrote:  Ah..so many of WP's suggestions need extra financial support. Still don't understand, please ask Pritam, I am he will kindly explain to you. .😁🤣

If don't give financial then what is the purpose of collecting tax ? 
And why PS asking for extra financial support leh ?



Quote:Singapore's tax revenue up 17%, with over S$80 billion collected  
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...-4585181th

Quote:Number of taxi, private-hire drivers grew ‘much faster’ than ridership, resulting in lower earnings: Amy Khor
Quote:https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...ly-4598011
Quote:Inflation, rising healthcare costs among key threats to financial goals, say Singapore residents in poll
Quote:https://www.straitstimes.com/business/s-...goals-poll



Then these tax collected for what?
For show ? Build extra white elephant?
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Cost of living Singapore

Meta AI: The cost of living in Singapore can be relatively high, with a single person's monthly costs estimated to be around $1,480 without rent ¹. Here's a breakdown of typical expenses:
*Food:*
- Meal at an inexpensive restaurant: $14.50
- Mid-range restaurant meal for two: $90
- Groceries (milk, bread, rice, eggs, etc.): $20-$50
*Transportation:*
- One-way ticket: $2
- Monthly pass: $120
- Taxi fare: $4.50 (starting fare)
*Utilities (for an 85m2 apartment):*
- Basic (electricity, heating, cooling, water, garbage): $218.96
- Mobile phone plan: $22.52
- Internet: $47.16
*Rent:*
- One-bedroom apartment in the city center: $3,618.46
- One-bedroom apartment outside the city center: $2,619.30
Keep in mind that these prices are estimates, and your actual costs may vary depending on your lifestyle and preferences ¹.

Cost of Living in Singapore. Sep 2024. Prices in Singapore
https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Singapore

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Cost of Living City Ranking
https://www.mercer.com/insights/total-re...rld%202024&text=for%20international%20employees.-,The%20top%2010%20most%20expensive%20cities%20are%2C%20in%20order%20from,London%2C%20Nassau%20and%20Los%20Angeles.
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(13-09-2024, 02:53 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  If don't give financial then what is the purpose of collecting tax ? 
And why PS asking for extra financial support leh ?







Then these tax collected for what?
For show ? Build extra white elephant?

Now you get it👍
So WP must lay out their plan how to finance their wonderful proposals..👏

As you know too, eg; collect more taxes. 😊

So WP will present a better detailed plan to increase social welfare expenditure and at the same time increase taxation or other income avenue to finance it.

Much more convincing and practical. Singaporean will be impressed and kick out PAP...Yea!!!
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(13-09-2024, 03:39 PM)moonrab Wrote:  Now you get it👍
So WP must lay out their plan how to finance their wonderful proposals..👏

As you know too, eg; collect more taxes. 😊

So WP will present a better detailed plan to increase social welfare expenditure and at the same time increase taxation or other income avenue to finance it.

Much more convincing and practical. Singaporean will be impressed and kick out PAP...Yea!!!
That why all these while the opposition are fighting for Singaporeans cost of living
So you finally agree pap need to be kicked out
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(13-09-2024, 03:42 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  That why all these while the opposition are fighting for Singaporeans cost of living
So you finally agree pap need to be kicked out

I never say they cannot be kick out ...🤣

All the while, I have been suggesting a Coalition Government for Singapore, once Singaporean voted out PAP.
WP, PSP and SDP combined into a United Party for coming GE..😁👏
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Fire all the greedy Pappies, and the cost of living for ALL S'poreans will go down immediately.

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The President is a puppet who cannot protect S'poreans from the greed of the Govt.

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(13-09-2024, 12:05 PM)Bigiron Wrote:  CDC from where ?

gd quwstion
i tell u 
can hv more cdc  by reduce cabinet pay  remove redundant useless 5 mayors
reduce partime mp pay
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(13-09-2024, 03:46 PM)moonrab Wrote:  I never say they cannot be kick out ...🤣

All the while, I have been suggesting a Coalition Government for Singapore, once Singaporean voted out PAP.
WP, PSP and SDP combined into a United Party for coming GE..😁👏
The only strategy to win against PAP is to form a Coalitiion Party. But, I know WP is too selfish and wants to stand alone. WP simply wants to hv the whole pie for themselves. This way, Oppositions wud be tough to hv a majority.
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