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HDB housing – wider rental options may work better for some than home ownership
It’s time to take the stigma out of renting as some singles and seniors may find rent-to-own models and long-term secure rentals more practical, says associate editor Chua Mui Hoong.SPH Brightcove Video Presidential hopeful Ng Kok Song told media he has submitted his application for a certificate of eligibility to contest the upcoming presidential election. He also confirmed that former foreign minister George Yeo is one of his character references.
Singapore has taken care of its people, but it does not mean that more cannot be done, he said after submitting his application for a certificate of eligibility.Table tennis community groups of different ages, nationalities are sprouting in many void decks.The assailant ploughed through a pedestrian walkway with his car, before rushing to the mall and randomly stabbing people.The 98-year-old former leader is one of Malaysia’s most dominant political figures.
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