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679:, with three times the population of Singapore? Knowledge should play no part in shoring up linguistic, economic, or geopolitical hegemonies in the economy of ideas. If some pension fund in Singapore appropriates a certain name, that is well and good: and such a name serves them well. But on Knowledge, nothing is lost by retaining the qualification "(Singapore)". It has been alleged above that such qualifications might mislead readers; I say they can only inform. AjaxSmack has made three assertions here: "To the non-initiated, it implies the existence of other Central Provident Funds. To the user versed in the ways of Knowledge, it directly states that there is another article at Knowledge dealing with another important Central Provident Fund. Neither is true." I see no evidence for the first and second assertions, which make a spurious distinction between insiders and outsiders. If I am either, I am an insider: but
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Ministry of Finance on its part has put forth its explanation as to why CPF funds are invested in Special Singapore Government Securities, to enable CPF Board to be able to pay its members all their monies when due, and the interest that it commits to pay on CPF accounts. The government securities are invested as part of a combined pool of funds managed by GIC, rather than managed in a separate dedicated fund, as a standalone fund would have to be managed conservatively to avoid the risk of failing to meet obligations to CPF members.
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CPF is a compulsary savings plan at individual level, whereby each one funds its own benefits, even though it is controlled by a State organization : therefore it is a "private" security savings plan : you will get exactly what you save, and nobody else (except family) will benefit from this savings.
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of my FAQ. So, we should be deciding whether WP would be improved by this move or not, including possibly accepting that it would contradict what policy/guidelines say (at least for now), to see whether or not there is at least consensus support for this idea among a small group of us as applied to
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I re-did the entire page taking out the redundant criticisms and whatever stuff about people wanting CPF to move here and there. So putting this article against others, I rate it as Start class. Please tell me if you beg to differ. Also, I will be adding much more stuff later on during the day as of
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I am surprised that you don't understand. The structure of "central provident fund" shows that it has analysable semantic content comparable to that of, say, "peripheral nervous system". We don't need a reference to show that! It's more like "peripheral nervous system" than "Australia", or "Burkina
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proposed to pay the S$ 150,000 in instalments which was granted by the Prime
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That's good. I hope the consensus is clear enough for that fact not to matter, but you're all good. I mean, a consensus for the long-standing title is great, and a strong enough consensus against one means that we abandon the long-standing title, per consensus. We'll see what happens. :)
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Hello all, the following is an exact "massive" copy of what appears on Roy Ngerng's page itself. It is totally inappropriate. Nothing to do with CPF policies, but about his libel case in which he was found guilty. It's like a promotional piece for his cause.
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