Excuse me, please check to be sure that Temasek was and is NEVER
considered a Statutory Board.
Ok, then it will be under the Interest and investment income and
it account for 8 billion dollars. In the temesek report, they also
stated an annual dividend of 7% to the sole shareholder which is
ministry of fiance
You should place a call to UOB Public Relations Director, and he
will be able to give you a full run down as how as a Bank Customer
you will benefit when UOB makes extra-ordinary profit.
Is it possible for u to tell me directly ? Wat is the difference
compared with DBS ?
This matter was raised to highlight the possibility of this
proposed scam going the same way of the ERP, which was introduced
with alot of sweet deals to gain wide acceptance, and after wide
usage - modification to the basic ground rules pertaining to
charges and rates will begin to kick in to recover the entire
capital cost invested as well as to make runaway profit from a
captive market that has no choice.
Everybody knew the gov made money from ERP. However again it is
part of the budget and is used for singapore expenditure.
Where is the supposed choices for those who prefer to pay by the
old method ?
U just do nothing and u will still be in the old scheme. u have
a choice
Leave it in banks and the profits will result in the banks
ability to pay higher interests on our bank accounts.
Leave it to the Government, and they will pay another Thaksin for
another useless shell of a hollow Shin Corp.
Interest is mainly set by the gov if I am not wrong.
Shincorp is considered a commercial success
Is the answer not obvious - as to why should the government be
given the chance to earn more money from the Citizens ?
The thing is the money is gonna be earn by a party, the private
institute or the gov. I prefer the gov
Has there been any benefits to Singaporeans - directly or
indirectly - when the Government, GIC and Temasek Holdings make
surplusses every year ?
Yes. they pay back by dividend
Even with all the annual surplus, Singaporeans are made to pay
an additional 2% increase in GST, higher hospital fees, education
fees, transport fares, utilities, since the 2006 Election.
I find the increase in tax dissappointing too. But it is another
topic altogether
For every refund paid to Singapore for excess tax monies
collected, Singaporeans are made to pay twice as much through all
kinds of fee and rates increases - as seen in the spate of price
increases soon after the 2006 Elections.
The gov always tax the people to support organistion like
police, army, research, education etc. Everywhere it is the
same