Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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What are some things I can do to help me save on my taxes?

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Jason Sing

31 Oct 2018

School Of Hard Knocks And Life at School Of Hard Knocks And Life

Top up your Special account with cash
Top up your Medisave account voluntarily with cash
Top up your parents Retirement account with cash
Top up your SRS account

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Jeff Yeo

30 Oct 2018

amateur Social contributor at School of social sharing

Open an SRS account
Top up to a max of 15,300 this will offset your tax dollar for dollar
use the money to get an investment or insurance

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Kenneth Lou

26 Oct 2018

Co-founder at Seedly

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