Anonymous

06 Jul 2020

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What is your starting salary when you first started contributing to CPF? Can you give us a feel of what was your starting salary, and so we can gauge how achievable it is for which group of income?

$1000? $2000? $3000? And not just say things like "I am not from a well to do family", "everybody situation is different" kind of vague answer.

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Clara Ng

06 Jul 2020

Community Manager at Seedly

To watch Loo's full answer to this question, you can watch it in this less than 5-min video here! https://www.facebook.com/seedlysg/videos/289199...

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Loo Cheng Chuan

14 Jun 2020

Founder at 1M65 Movement

I have answered this in my talk.

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