@asiaone: Prime Minister Lawrence Wong also turned down the idea of picking a salary benchmark lower than the figure proposed by the independent committee. #sgnews #Singapore #Parliament #Minister #Salaries 📸: YouTube/MDDI

Gan Gan Music Channel敢敢音乐频道 :

This is true Singapore color !!

inotbeng :

Don’t play play, tax brackets for 2.2m is agar 487k tax. 3.6 tax is agar 850k. If you donated 1.2m, your tax is agar 6k. Thus, you still gain 481k. Get it!! Don’t shoot me ok, generated by AI.

Snow spider :

Vote them out … some without NTUC or GLC will not be able to find employment ..

candy :

SIR,,,why COE sosoooooo high never low my son can't afford to buy a car for earning a grab as a mom I'm very sad , single senior mom 😭😭😭

Yourcenar :

first

grimm_84 :

fel edits most demon twin👹👺 :

first

Rico :

TAX US MORE THAN 50 YEARS , SO RESONABLE!!!!!!!! BUY INSURANCE ALSO DISTURB!!!!!! WHAT IS CALL REASONABLE!!!! YOU MINISTERS ENJOYING IS RESONABLE!!!!! WE PAY OUR INSURANCE USE WHEN WE SICK CALL BUFFET SYNDROME!!!! THEN AS LONG AS YOU MINISTERS ENJOYING CALL REASONABLE!!!!!!

user72049229107278 :

must increase salaries because if not they will be sleeping on the job like seah kian peng . if don't increase salaries they will continue to revenge sleep on the job .

odd&even :

They should ask for the public opinion before making the decision

✨ :

unreasonable to do it when singaporeans cant find meaningful jobs

🛁爹地在笑🛁 :

Anyone can make polished speeches. What people need isn’t more rhetoric — they need real, measurable improvements in their lives. So let’s ask the questions that actually matter: Has the wealth and income gap among ordinary people genuinely narrowed? Have real wages and purchasing power improved? Have the pressures of housing, daily expenses and the cost of living actually become more manageable? Or are the impressive figures on “average income” and “overall wealth” being boosted partly by the continued inflow of wealthy and high-income foreigners, making the headline numbers look better while masking the lived reality of ordinary citizens? An average can look impressive on a spreadsheet, but an average doesn’t pay anyone’s bills. People don’t experience economic prosperity through statistics. They experience it through their salaries, purchasing power, living costs, financial security and opportunities for upward mobility. If the economy keeps growing and the headline numbers keep improving, yet ordinary people increasingly struggle to feel that prosperity in their everyday lives, then we should be asking a very simple question: Whose prosperity are we actually measuring? Less rhetoric. More results that ordinary people can actually feel.