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Man who lives in Good Class Bungalow says people can only tell he’s wealthy from his property and academic background, “Otherwise we tend to be surprisingly plebian”
In an anonymous post to popular confessions page SGWhispers, the man said his grandparents were landowners in Selangor, but his father sold everything there and moved to Singapore when they died. His father then invested in commercial buildings, mostly around Robertson Quay. “My mom and dad are Ivy League educated and my sister and I also went to Columbia . I worked for McKinsey in New York for 3 years, earned an MBA, and I now run the family business,” the man wrote.
In an anonymous post to a Facebook support group for domestic helpers and employers alike, the maid wrote that her employers released her the night before. She said they bought her a flight ticket back home and did not give her the proper month’s notice or pay her for that month.“Good location. Price should be higher” — Singaporeans respond to new HDB project in Sin Ming after 30 years
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