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Hi All, I am looking to sell my unit. Need to upgrade to a larger place as my family size has grown. It has 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, only 4.5 years old. Corner unit. Located just next to Pasir Ris MRT / White Sands Shopping mall. Extremely easy access to amenities nearby - Sports complex, fishing pond and many more! Perfect for couples / newly weds with small family or elderly looking to downgrade to a smaller unit. Move in condition with no renovation required! Price is VERY negotiable and I am open to ALL offers. For more info, feel free to call me at tel: 96543198 -
There’s a new app that lets Singapore’s shoppers pay for all kinds of things in installments. Launched by a local fintech startup this week, the Atome SG app enables both online and offline shoppers to purchase items in monthly installments over three months without interest. The mobile checkout app has so far linked up to around 500 merchants, including local fashion retailer Playdress, True Fitness, and retail brands under the Primer Group, which include BratPack and Dr. Martens. App users can either scan a QR code at physical shops or choose the Atome payment option when they check out on participating merchants online. “The way people shop has irreversibly changed. Retail has irreversibly changed. The shift towards online began before COVID-19 but this has now been accelerated. Businesses have to adapt quickly and find new sources of revenue and new ways to serve existing as well as new customers,” CEO David Chen said in a news release. The app is similar to others that have already launched in other countries, such as Affirm, AfterPay, and Klarna. Australia’s AfterPay reportedly has more than 8 million users from around the world, mostly millennials or Gen Z shoppers. Amid a global financial crisis, it seems like obtaining new items without having to pay fully right away could be a tempting option.
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Vietnam has climbed in the ranking of best countries in which to invest this year, surpassing other Southeast Asian nations such as Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. A recent report by the US News and World Report ranked Vietnam eighth out of 29 economies, up from 23 last year. Neighbouring nations of Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, meanwhile stood in thirteenth, fourteenth and eighteenth positions respectively. The ranking of the best countries to invest in by the American media company draws from the results of a global perception-based survey and ranks countries based on the highest scores among nearly 7,000 business decision-makers on a compilation of eight equally weighted country attributes, including corruption, dynamics, economic stability, entrepreneurial, favourable tax environment, innovation, skilled labour force and technological expertise. From the beginning of this year to August, Vietnam lured a total of US$22.63 billion worth of foreign direct investment (FDI) according to the Foreign Investment Agency under the Ministry of Planning and Investment. As of August, the nation was home to more than 29,530 valid foreign-invested projects, with capital totalling US$353.7 billion. #Vietnam #Investment #SoutheastAsia #WikiFX
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anyone has any good view on capital 21 mall in tampoi johor? Heard its badly launched with empty and undone units. Still under construction. anyone invested?
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Hello All, I am an investor in commercial property. I have invested in a few properties in Singapore and would like to continue to do so. I have invested alone and with friends to spread the risks. I want to meet with other investors to share investment ideas and if possible, to invest together. If you are interested to have a discussion and share some ideas, please send an email to "people.thankyou@gmail.com". I can then give you my name and contact details. Thank you.
