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Roughly how much for a decent lifestyle excluding overseas travel? 3,000RM per couple? 5,000RM per couple? For views, thanks.- 1,220 replies
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Wow... Next level $2.60??
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IChange! https://www.ibv.com.sg/ichange in short local currency exchange startup fr a couple of money exchange fellas to battle the likes of youtrip ringgit today was $3.51 use my referral to get $5 Hey, I am using iChange for money exchange and remittance. Their rates are very competitive. Sent $5 for you to try it out. Download the app here https://ichange.onelink.me/Px1i/iyv9ymrr and add DUTTA2 to receive it
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Let's start the ball rolling. Come share your latest rates and place for money changers. Someone even said on HWZ forum on creating a UOB savings account to withdraw ringgit in Malaysia on even better rates with no extra charges at all. No TCSS or off-topic here. Arcade - 257 AMK Hub - 256
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TL;DR – A video uploaded on SGRV shows a Malaysian traffic enforcer casually strolling along the long queue of cars at the JB checkpoint and collecting what looks like money from cars travelling on the motorcycle lane. Now, that's easy money! We all like to take shortcuts now and then. I'm guilty of it myself occasionally. There are some shortcuts in life one should never take. This is one of them. OR IS IT? Watch the 42-second video and make that decision for yourself. What happened? If you can't see, the empty left lane is for motorcycles. The right lane is obviously for cars. Along comes a car travelling on the motorcycle lane. Uh oh! The officer walks up to the vehicle's window, sticks his hand in, takes something and goes on his merry way. No words needed. Their relationship transcends the spoken word. He does the same thing with another car, and we can have a closer look at what's being passed to him. Looks like money, doesn't it? Online Chatter Really meh? What tf did I just read? EZPZ money If 50RM like worth it leh? No meh? Just some calculations Let's say if it was 50 RM. Paying a 15 SGD fine is okay to skip the queue, no? Even if it's 100 RM, that's like 30 bucks to escape a long wait time. Hmm. ========= Be the first to get the latest road/ COE news and get first dibs on exclusive promos and giveaways in our Telegram SGCM Community. Join us today!- 2 comments
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Quick! Go grab! Najib is getting rid of his money https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSySGKBuJ9s
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Any one here started to pair Ringgit to USD Looks like a possible money to be made.
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5k ringgit salary not enough in Malaysia? I thot there cost of living is lower. Im sorry if i posted this coz non Singaporean news :p
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My friend wanted to change 200K+ worth of ringgit for his father medical fees. He dont feel comfortable bring in so much cash (dont think anyone would carry so much cash around even in SG), so, he intended changing ringgit at the bank and ask the bank to issue a cheque so that he could pass to his mother to deposit at Mal bank. Any idea which local bank sell ringgit? He check with POSB & DBS and found that the 2 doesnt sell ringgit ( I was quite surprise to hear that)....
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I have some ringgit to sell off... exchange it and suppose to use it for something but call off... i do not need it so much therefore i will sell off.. today i think the rate is around 245-246 per 100 sin dollar... i am willing to exchange at better rate for you... 1-999 sin dollar the rate i give is 248 per 100sin dollar above 1k singapore dollar i will give 250 per 100 sin dollar sms me at 90990045 Peter
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dear all, I would like to ask if the second series msian ringitt is still considered legal tender in msia. if not, can i exhacnage them for the current series? tks...
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Anyone knows what is the best way to convert Malaysian Ringgit to S$ and bring into Spore. The amt is about S$100K. Tks.
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Hi bros, would anyone know if it is possible to open a ringgit account? Am thinking of retiring in Malaysia next time, so thought should do some planning now. Thanks in advance.
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Besides Change Alley, any good place to shop for competitive rates for Malaysian Ringgit? Thank you.
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KUALA LUMPUR - MALAYSIA'S finance minister will decide after a briefing on Monday if the ringgit will be re-pegged, to reduce the impact of the weakening US dollar on the currency, a top minister said on Sunday. Second Finance Minister Nor Mohamed Yakcop said the issue will be raised at a briefing with the newly appointed Finance Minister Najib Razak, state Bernama news agency reported. 'Various issues would be presented at the briefing including the economic situation, finance and the challenges faced in Malaysia and in the international arena,' Mr Nor Mohamed said, according to Bernama. Former premier Mahathir Mohamad had called for the ringgit to be re-pegged, saying stabilising the exchange rate could cushion the impact of the global economic slowdown on the country, the Star newspaper quoted him as saying on Sunday. 'We shouldn't float the currency. The country would lose money if the currency is vulnerable to external forces,' he said. Malaysia banned offshore trading of the ringgit and pegged the currency at 3.80 to the US dollar in 1998, during Mr Mahathir's tenure, to restrict currency speculation during the financial crisis which ravaged East Asian economies. The peg was removed in July 2005 for a managed float against a basket of currencies and the ringgit has appreciated steadily since then. On Friday, the ringgit closed at 3.4570/4620 against the US dollar. Trade Minister Muhyiddin Yasin backed Mr Mahathir's call, saying some of the pegging mechanisms adopted in 1998 could be revisited to protect the economy. 'The uncertain global economy today is due to the sub-prime problems prevailing in the United States which resulted in several major banks in the country going bankrupt and this scenario is different from the situation in 1997,' Mr Muhyiddin said, according to Bernama.
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