Malaysia vs Singapore: Which is Better? ft. TheWokeSalaryman
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- This week I had a fun session with TheWokeSalaryman founders, Goh Wei Choon and He RuiMing! We compared Malaysia & Singapore in different prospect and the talk was more interesting than I imagined! Let me know what you think!
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I'm a Malaysian who worked in Singapore for several years - Now I've chosen to come back and work in Malaysia. Totally agree with all the views here. There are some things better in Singapore, and others - better in Malaysia. End of day, depends on what stage of life you're in, what your situation is and what your goals in life are. A very personal question , to each his own...
Thanks for coming back to make Malaysia better 🤣
Johorean?
Where there is your family, where is your home.
😂 the malay abdooo even gets to work in Singapore is certainly not employed based on meritocracy by the private sector with no relationship with the malaysia companies set up based on discrimination policies against the non Muslims non Malays.
Shame to even shout the claim of working in Singapore unlike the non muslims Chinese malaysia citizens who are in demand all over the world based on meritocracy whose qualifications are hard earned and not passed based on the malaysia discrimination quota policies. 😂
@@tengfs Nope. Back in KL.
I'm Singaporean and have been working in Malaysia for five years with a salary of 4000 RM as a degree holder. Over time, I've felt increasingly like I've been wasting my efforts here as costs rise and services become more inaccessible, alongside the growing presence of immigrants with diverse ways of speaking. Recognizing Singapore's widespread use of English and its better fit for communication, I've come to appreciate it more and miss it as my true home. Consequently, I've decided to return to Singapore for work, where I feel I truly belong. I now view Malaysia as best suited for a temporary stay, especially as the concept of "home" feels increasingly transient, akin to a hotel or Airbnb. Additionally, I've noticed that many Malaysians start their own businesses and become bosses, but these ventures don't always endure in the long run.
You are very rare breed. I salute you! At least you explore beyond your comfort zone. And being in Singapore, there is a very high chance to become comfortable
Weekday work in Singapore, weekend relax in Malaysia, best of both worlds.
Weekday work in SG while staying and resting in JB, weekend retreat in Hat Yai or Batam. Best of three worlds
Instead of going into JB, I would rather save for my weekend to go further. Some areas in China and Europe are our next destinations.
I am 56 years old Singaporean. Able to choose not to work anytime from now. My wife and me prefer to stay in Singapore for convenience.❤
now the game has changed. really smart people can get over 10k USD a month remote job from SG and live in KL/Bangkok and really ball/can reinvest back to market and compound wealth even more. These are the real new winners of the global workplace
"the only thing cheap in Malaysia is Actually salary " - Peter Yong 2024
Haha ooops
Which is why companies like BASF, Evonik, Roche, Alcon, Novartis, Suntory and a host of Japanese manufacturing firms decided to set up their shared services centre and manufacturing plants in Malaysia especially in Penang, Selangor and Kuala Lumpur.
Not for long
Generally, early stages of life, definitely Singapore 🇸🇬
When you are older or later stages, Malaysia are much better 🇲🇾, unless you reach super millionaire level.
Very fair to have a Malaysia Boy that have been growing up in Singapore to give a fair perspective here. From a M'sian been educated and grown up in Singapore n now commuting from Malaysia the last 13yrs.
sorry, what's the title of the book? any suggested source that I could purchase them?
The affordability ratio or ratio of Hdb flat price to Household yearly income in Singapore,
is 5 which is near the lowest in whole world, which means Hdb flat price relative to household income is very affordable ,
and yet some young Singapore people keep grumbling and wanting the ratio to drop to even lower .
In fact from year 2011 to year 2021, Hbd flat price remain stagnant or was going down slightly for 10 years,
causing virtually all Hdb flat owners to have huge financial losses for those 10 years,
and this was caused by the more than 10 years of non stop Singapore gov cooling measures,
and the very huge financial losses suffered by all Hdb flat owners for those 10 years ,
was due to bank interest rate cost +loss of interest in cpf as cpf money was used up to buy flat+ inflation causing loss when flat price remain unchanged for 10 years while inflation surged up.
Owing to the strong SGD, I can have a $3 chicken rice near my grandmother’s old place at Serangoon North and $2.80 for Cai P’ng in Ang Mo Kio Teck Ghee area.
Even the daily essentials at NTUC Fair Price are really affordable.
Don't talk cock. Can u afford a good car ?
People choose with their feet. I have met lots of Malaysians who become Singapore citizens after working in SG and have a family. I know of very few Singaporeans who migrated to Malaysia and gain citizenship there. Yes, work there, live there as expatiates but after some years return to Singapore. Or live in Johor as retirees renting a house.
Maybe you should also do on Malaysia to Thailand / Indonesia / Philippines comparison too. Comparing a city state to a larger country is like comparing apples to oranges.
A few other factors of quality of life I would add are safety(self explanatory), freedom(to go anywhere and do anything anytime), stability (social & political). and convenience (everything is almost just minutes walk away or a short ride away.
They both are similar to me. There are people in Singapore, Malaysia and actually everywhere that have enough money and assets to outlive our lifespans so we focus less on work and more on how to live and pass time. A lot of places are largely the same when you are a member of us in this world.
The differences in this world are the people and how their desires and predicaments end up shaling and giving flavour to the places they are trap and living in.
We are the same.. only mindset.. Ego... Naive are the different
One of my fav comic artists/content creator! Keep flying high guys
Every country has some advantages and disadvantages up to us on how to take the opportunity on both sides 😊
Totally agree. Just make do with what we can. But hopefully policy makers can learn n create good policies for our nation
Singapore perhaps is a victim of its own success. When things go smoothly, the locals start to look inwards and find nitty gritty faults. It doesn't help that this group of people are the internet warriors too. That's why they call the rest the silent majority. It takes those living abroad to see the wider picture and realize that compared to most elsewhere, S'pore is actually doing pretty ok.
Very fair and rational views instead of those typical emotional and biased comments. 👍🏻
I think for the quality of life I would say Singapore. To me safety, convenient, near gardens, clean wet market, activity for retirement are very important. I use to think that living in Malaysia is very chilled, but turn out I chilled better in Singapore environment. But don't get me wrong, I like Malaysia just that I prefers the quality provided in Singapore.
@27:20 sg east coast is cooler than jb. And jb is always cooler than alor setar. It depends on where the sunset.
Personally I just find it funny that Malaysians say Singaporeans kiasu and uses "kiasu" as a derogatory term. As a Singaporean, I'm proud that we're kiasu.
Kiasuism created the current Singapore that became first world country in a short 50 years after it was kicked out by Malaysia despite the lack of land and natural resources.
Strictly on hygiene for not having street stall, for a better reason. At least I know the foods in sg are cleaner. Don’t have to worry of foods poisoning.
Good evening
Which is better? The answer is simple. The various international rankings show that m'sia is way behind s'pore in many areas. So, all m'sians must unite to make m'sia less inferior. 👍👍
Stupid democracy itself spore is like Africa.
land better
Malaysia kl
Thanks for Rainforest to cold down
And reduced PM2.5 problems
Intelligent discussions!
Try to compare other Asean countries too...Out of the box..
Not fair leh...bring in more Indians and Malays to discuss.
Malaysia has a much more diverse demographics even amongst the same ethnic groups even within the same city, let alone different districts and states.
That why Malaysian are not united as one!😂😂😂
@@HawkishMerlion1965malaysia citizens can NEVER unite as the non Muslim non malay has been and continuously being robbed of all their equal rights and benefits as agreed by the British as conditions for the grant of independence.
They have been oppressed by discriminated quota system for the past 60 years and Islamisation which are irremediable breaches to the conditions for the grant of independence.
No Islamic or country with muslim majority don’t go bankrupt within 70 years.
Bankrupt Lah Malaysia abdooo 😂
@@HawkishMerlion1965 with different states wanting to do things their own ways due to different parties ruling them, how to be united as one
Singapore food is better than Johore food anytime of the day except for the otak-otak in Muar. Singapore food is also better than Malacca food, Negeri Sembilan food, Pahang food, Perak food (except for Ipoh), Terengganu food, Kelantan food, Kedah food and Perlis food. As for Selangor & Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang, that’s only where most of the nice Malaysian food is from.
Stop comparing 3rd world food and 3rd world hygiene with our first world standard!😂😂😂 unless u like to lau sia 😂😂😂
If the exchg rate is 1 to 2 then i will not hear ppl talk abt which food is better.
@@marktan8420 yup these sore loser Malaysians are jealous of Singapore’s success so much so they have to discredit Singapore food as being original
the logic of the value chain where entrepreneur on top quite bad le.. you need to look at where your business sits at. If the employee or entrepreneur open shop at sunset industry, guess what? Margins by default grow thinner every year and eventually will toh if you cannot outcompete your competitors what.
Anywhere is a good country so long you got money 💰 the rest are ok
8:37 absolutely.
me and my wife started working in 96. After 28 years, our net worth is about 4.3m. whats the point of becoming an entrepreneur when one can "un un jiak bee hoon"?
F U I have relatives who sacrificed their entire lives to spore yet not enough to retire on. Ass
Fulfillment, ticking off bucket list, comparing egos. Many many things la.
Upon independence Sg is worse off than Msia. By 1978, in a short span of 16 yrs Sg progressed so well that China’s Deng Xiao Ping visited Sg went back & told China people to learn from Sg & do better. LKY told Deng that China with its population & huge pool of talents will surpass Sg in 30 yrs. Which they did and showcase to the world thru 2008 Beijing Olympics. If Msia had done the same as China its progress & development for the past 60 yrs will well surpass Sg. Hence the big gap between Sg & Msia.
Grab will be an interesting case study. A Malaysian startup, supported by Temasek Holding to become a Singapore Unicorn listed in New York stocks exchange.
Malaysia is not singapore. Carsome is a malaysian company based in KL. Many more big firms coming, dont need to be unicorns
@@leealex24 jealously kills.
@@jer2911.L You must be smoking weed or just pure dumb, there's 0% element of that.
Malaysia and Singapore are two foreign countries. Each country and people will develop their own to the best of their own nothing wrong with that, same goes to MALAYSIA through KL, Penang etc. You guys are the one coming to kaypoh here. Seriously get a life. What a loser, are ppl from your country like that? I hope not.
@jer2911.L You must be smoking weed or just pure dumb, there's 0% element of that.
Malaysia and Singapore are two foreign countries. Each country and people will develop their own to the best of their own nothing wrong with that, same goes to MALAYSIA through KL, Penang etc. You guys are the one coming to kaypoh here. Seriously get a life. What a loser, are ppl from your country like that? I hope not.
@@jer2911.L You must be smoking weed or just pure dumb, there's 0% element of that.
Malaysia and Singapore are two foreign countries. Each country and people will develop their own to the best of their own nothing wrong with that, same goes to MALAYSIA through KL, Penang etc. You guys are the one coming to kaypoh here. Seriously get a life. Are ppl from your country like that? I hope not.
😂😂😂 Malaysian should compare with other SEA countries lah! Compare with SG is self insulting 😂😂😂
Same same but different lah .
One can live in Sg in contentment ...one can choose not to join in the hustle competition in sg too, even not born with silver spoon..
By the way, in 18:57 the word “novice” is pronounced as /nov-is/ instead of /no-vice/
Novaaaaaaaaaaaissssss
@@interactiveledger8990 nahhh
That's the Malaysia way of pronunciation. No wonder Anwar request Singapore sending teacher to Malaysia....LOL. Maybe Malaysia has too many vice thing....LOL
@@Utube1024 which is damn Bodoh and Sohai
If the SGD becomes too strong, factories will move out from Tuas, Benoi Sector, Pioneer and Jurong.
Ya the danger is there. As world trade slows down n eventually stops Spore may buy vege at 100.sing dollars a kg. Water ? 1 £ per litre.
On the issue about complaining, I think in general, Singaporeans feel a lot more entitled and therefore complain more directly because of that. The quantity of Karens are just more. The magnitude of entitlement seems greater. The whole argument of I paid for it and therefore I demand x y and z. Therefore, in general it may seem that Singaporeans complain more.
Simple example, when the return your tray initiative was rolled out, the argument was: since I’m doing the work, does this mean I should pay less for my meal? These sorta petty and entitled arguments are really mind blowing.
You try to implement tray return in Malaysia.
City in a Garden.
Working in Singapore only makes sense if you're able to earn more than 2k sgd per month. Remember, Singapore don't have min wage law! Some companies only pay your basic wage 700 sgd per month.
😂😂😂 2k too low lah. 5k is the starting pay!
@@HawkishMerlion1965 only if you’re a graduate from NUS/NTU/SMU in an MNC
No min wage is because Singapore has Progressive Wage Model which helps to increase wages of workers through upgrading skills and improving productivity.
@@Zayn-jc4zt Still didn't justify why some companies still pay 700 sgd per month. No so called "developed" countries have done that!
@shukriramlee what kind of job that pays that?
Ramly burger is the best
I prefer Singapore - I don't drive and prefer fast-paced life and efficient services.
There are millions of Malaysian professionals working in Malaysia, 600000 semicon engineers working in Malaysia Semicon industry alone, not including other industry like oil and gas, or aviation.. that is already 1/5 of singapore population.. saying all of malaysia professionals would work in singapore because of currency exchange were insulting towards malaysian professionals who were willing to stay and contributing in Malaysian society, condemning everything we did in Malaysia, ppl kept saying Malaysia baddd, singapore ggoood.. its insulting for malaysian people who stay, and contribute in society.. why would people think that singapore able to provide jobs to 30 million malaysian people..
YOUR DATA SO STUPID WHERE COME MALAYSA GOT 600K ENGINEER
@@Mrloop69551 No its not stupid its from CNA article.. Google CNA "War On Talent" article
CNA quote :
"There are currently about 650,000 engineers in Malaysia, with a majority - almost 600,000 - working in the electrical and electronics products sector."
Are you saying Singapore's Channel News Asia is wrong?
@@Mrloop69551 Search CNA's article "War on Talent"
Quote :
"While the industry in Malaysia is booming, it currently faces a severe shortage of talent, with the government saying it needs additional 50,000 skilled engineers. Malaysian universities are producing only about 5,000 engineers annually."
There are currently about 650,000 engineers in Malaysia, with a majority - almost 600,000 - working in the electrical and electronics products sector."
So your saying Singapore's Channel News Asia article is wrong?
Search CNA's article "War on Talent"
Quote :
"While the industry (Electric & Electronic) in Malaysia is booming, it currently faces a severe shortage of talent, with the government saying it needs additional 50,000 skilled engineers. Malaysian universities are producing only about 5,000 engineers annually."
There are currently about 650,000 engineers in Malaysia, with a majority - almost 600,000 - working in the electrical and electronics products sector."
So your saying Singapore's Channel News Asia article is wrong?
1.1 millions Malaysian came to work as F&B ,bus driver, cleaner and sale asst
no country better.
happy is better.
if both happy is better.
😂😂
This guy have the same mentality of Indian who always want to compare with China. China never talk about India just like S'pore never talk about Malaysia
Interesting! Thanks for watching 😂
Who says Singapore never talks about 🇲🇾? They talk about 🇲🇾 all the time when they go to JB for cheap fuel, food, car wash, dental treatment, massage and even “cheong”
Thanks for this insightful video.
In the grand scheme of things, malaysia will always have it's ups and downs and it's because it can afford to slack with its resources.
Singapore can't afford to have downs and knows that since their inception and prepared for all the downturns. Thus hustle culture.
Anyways, Malaysians, brace yourself financially 😭😭😭
What do u mean brace ourselves financially?
Singapore is just anor ex City of Malaysia la
Just Let us Steal more islands & am sure we can be Good Friends 😂
No, don't steal islands. JUST TAKE THE MONEY AND LATER DECLARE MCO.
As an expat retiree heading to Malaysia soon, the opinions and comments from each respective "countrymen" were fair and on point. My wife is Malaysian Chinese but my bro-inlaw lives in Singapore, married to a Singaporean woman. Granted only one opinion, but even she says Malaysia side food is better!
😂 yes! Only food! And taste is subjective!😂😂😂
I am a singaporean but not a biased and bigoted one in the sense that i wont take sides just because i am singaporean. I say it as it is.
When it comes to foods, we need to admit that most of the traditional foods in sg originated elsewhere. Some tweaks here and there may exist in sg but we must not be defensive and say char kuay teow , prawn mee, wan tan mee, chicken rice etc comes from sg. Malaysian foods tastes better because the raw materials are Fresher there. Sg essentially imports all food raw materials from malaysia and elsewhere. It can Never be Fresher. Freshness affects taste. Also the expensiveness in sg means food portions or materials are always in smaller servings and even more artificial foods are used than needed. Its human nature Not to admit your country food is not as fresh or tasty but i am not such a person. Call a spade a spade
Talk about money of course spore is tops. Mental health ? Work life balance ? Cost of living ? U are 1 in a million fair sporean.
@@user-ub4hr3mr8i What you say is very true indeed. Why live in such a stressed environment? Health affected? So many Malaysians who are PR here told me they don't want to take up SG citizenship despite qualified. They are wise to earn here and retire back home. Super wise people
@LonganLee exactly i like the way u think . People say money is not everything. For me it's only 1/8 of our lives. Despite that I m retired at 60 with grown-up kids , wife , 2 houses , car all fully paid. N EPF . Debt ? ZERO
@@user-ub4hr3mr8i having sufficient for your life enjoyment is key. Any excess we cannot bring with us past the final ERP gantry. The billionaires are the worst in terms of how much of their wealth they will never touch
The only foods that are native to SG is the Hokkien Fried Prawn Mee, Katong Laksa and Hainanese Chicken Rice.
this channel is full of singapore vs malaysia all the time..are we living for them? are we living for the neighbour country to come to us and say "wahhh, you better than us"..sick of this malaysia vs singapore topics
Then get lost la
Why not compare to make ourselves better?
If you look at the Malaysian press, it is the same. Seems like Malaysia can't progress without comparing to Singapore. Why not compare it to Australia? Same population size and resources. If anything this shows, Malaysians in general have an inferiority complex, constantly comparing to a small country
He got the Indian mentality always want to compare to China.....LOL. No self-confidence.
Malaysia is already home to 33mil and as Malaysia progresses to high income now GDP per capita about US$14k and this is about double in Klang Valley, there will be more jobs for Malaysians so Malaysians can come back. Enough of sg bullshit. Even those Msian in singapore are at most 1mil.
On food, if you are talking about local hawker food, malaysia is better. But any other international or restaurant food, singapore is much better with more varieties (and better quality)
The only drawback about Singapore’s education system is the lack of Chinese vernacular school system which is essential for mastering the Chinese language and literature.
😂😂😂 that why the MY don’t trust the Malaysian Chinese. U have no intention to integrate into one country! All Malaysian should speak Malayu, like all Singaporeans speak English.
Wow shows you haven't been through the Singapore education system. Try doing H1 Chinese at Singapore JC level then we can have a healthy discussion
Indeed... singaporeans of my generation can't speak Mandarin anymore
@@SivalinPuthery but most people can't do higher chinese... and singaporeans speak bad Chinese, sometimes even none
@@yokelengleng because they speak Singdarin instead. Out of 10 words in Chinese, they use 5-6 words in English to express a sentence
☘️This is important so try to read and understand it. It is not hard actually either.
We start life untrained and at low rpg level. When we leveled up and become more enlightened we learn to take down our ego and desires and we search for more similarities in life rather than differences and we becone more chilled and composed in life.
When we are not being able to leveled up in life our ego and desires have more control over ourselves so we like to compare and out of comparing pride,spite and scorn arise out if it and then we turn into the restless noisy and bitchy people we see in life everyday and everywhere.
MY has been fine for past decades from the 80's till early 2000 to rapidly grow and the world is big. World GDP is US$100tn, Malaysia is US$450bn and SG is also about there or slightly higher. The world is Malaysia oyster, and Malaysia via hubs like KL, Penang are well-positioned for the future.
There's no bloody need to talk SG at all. If need to, maybe once every 6 months. That's all. They are just like any other country in ASEAN. No big deal.
Totally BS. If you work with Malaysians at different levels of management and professions as i have, Malaysians like to make it very clear they are a separate entity and Singapore should be grateful for them working in Singapore.
It should be the other way around. Those ungrateful Babisians would either be jobless or paid very low wages if they were stuck back in Malaya
Sure or not?Ask them to voice publicly which i dun think they dare
Malaysia is already home to 33mil and as Malaysia progresses to high income now GDP per capita about US$14k, there will be more jobs for Malaysians so Malaysians can come back. Enough of sg bullshit. Even those Msian in singapore are at most 1mil.
X de benda topic lain ke nak ckp! Selain ini
I noticed some important questions which was not being asked is what are the Mental Health issues of Employees working in these two countries?
And which country has BETTER Labour Laws and enforcement to protect employees from exploitation and unfair treatment from employers?
Which country between these two has better pro family workplace policies or Work Life Balance?
Singapore don't have bumi system , this is the truth !can Malaysia copy ?
The biggest common point of Malaysians and Singaporeans are both attempt to work very hard in order to aim for success and top spot in life. meaning at this level all are workers.
The difference between Singaporeans and Malaysians if they managed to achieved success are Singaporeans live high up in very expensive and well done up ivory tower. Nothing to see in the ground anymore as all that can be seen are people hustling trying to eke a living so it is boring. Malaysians if they become successful they dont cope themselves up in the castle they made they have the whole country to explore when they became freed of life mundane tasks such as working.
The above described how both live when they have to live in their countries. They both become similiar again when they have the mood and urge to go overseas for holidays.
This is groundless conjecture. There are more similarities than differences for working people in big cities all over the world. I don't see much difference between KL or Singapore people. They deal with same: jobs, traffic, food, family, and other urban trappings.
Maybe in small town could be different but then again who wants to live in ulu area? Malaysian is just not realistic using this point as an advantage over Singapore. You can go to rural area for a short break but to live there definitely a big no.
You can't even read what I'm writing and understand it at all.
The sooner you stop talking about others which is 100% waste of time, and focusing on getting better, then, you will be. Malaysia is pretty alright too now in ASEAN, going to be high income in 2-3 years with GDP per capita of US$15,000. That is also the whole country, many states like Klang Valley already US$20,000 - US$25,000 gonna hit US$30,000 by 2030.
@@leealex24 Keep on dreaming
As a Singaporean, I am always missing Malaysia as a place for an affordable getaway, nicer food and cheaper massage. 💆♂️
Personally, I’d choose Singapore over Malaysia any time has I value safety, healthcare and equality and freedom of the races, sexes, LGBT, etc.
Of course Singapore wins hands down. The only ones who keep insisting that Malaysia is better are usually the ones who have never lived and worked in Singapore. Almost all of my friends and family who live and work in Singapore will testify without a single doubt how Singapore is better. Malaysia is only seen as a retirement home.
Singaporeans are more vocal and visible when it come to showing disdain and hostility to malaysians. You can see it in the comment section of anything that pertain to Singapore and Malaysia topics.
Malaysians can be the same as Singaporeans in this regard too but more of them kept it in their hearts and among themselves.
Same and yet different. Both can be petty and bitchy but with different styles and ways of expressing it.
Of course Singapore la, no need watch ady 😂
Strong money make Singapore better, arguably everything else too 🤯
Except natural forest
@@oooshafiqooo what does office man got to do with forest??? 😆
SMEs in sg can also not have a clear career path. Napoism and favoritism can either be subtle or obvious. Most employees won't want to stay longer than 3 yrs in an SME.
Then 34 million Malaysians should be leaving for Singapore and live there permanently
Lol, earning in SG and spending in SG is a total disaster. Money gone fast after taxes, rental and transportation! 😂😂😂
S’pore has a wise and able political party and no corruption, hence she progresses and prosperous.
M’sia can be d same if no corruption and implement fair treatment to all her citizens.
Is this even a ques
Why not? It’s a question worth pondering on. If you’re a salary man, Singapore is certainly better. But if you’re a businessman, Malaysia is better.
But Singapore doesn’t own you a living
Personally, Malaysian are far superior in terms of cultural values and quality of life, Singapore has none, no values and bad cultural vibes.
Say to those who are living in rumah setinggan in Pantai Dalam, San Peng & Loke Yew-Pudu PPR flats and Kepong Jinjang-Prima Selayang areas that your quality of life is better than those living in Singapore.
Msians will surely insult Singapore whenever it comes to comparison topic like this. Please, reflect at your end. At least Singapore does not have 'flat sampah' or 'flat reban ayam' which msian themselves called. From these flats, you can see their culture.
@@Zayn-jc4zt precisely, just look at the flats in Jelutong Penang and Ikan Emas near Sungai Besi and you will see how dilapidated they are and the surroundings are just filled with rubbish piles. Utterly disgusting! Only the Sri Kota & Sri Sabah flats look nice. Compare this to some lower value flats in Woodlands, Marsiling, Admiralty and Sembawang, it’s so well-maintained.
@@tengfs ha ha ha they got no idea what is uality of life
MY has been fine for past decades from the 80's till early 2000 to rapidly grow and the world is big. World GDP is US$100tn, Malaysia is US$450bn and SG is also about there or slightly higher. The world is Malaysia oyster, and Malaysia via hubs like KL, Penang are well-positioned for the future.
There's no bloody need to talk SG at all. If need to, maybe once every 6 months. That's all. They are just like any other country in ASEAN. No big deal.
Asal bahagia 🍿🍰☕👍
I disagree for Q1, if one works in MNC. I am Malaysian who has lived 15 years in Malaysia, and 22 years in Singapore.
Dollar for dollar, if one earns 10K SGD in Singapore vs. 10K RM in Malaysia, I think the Malaysian earning 10K RM lives a more comfortable life, live in a bigger house, drives a bigger car, works shorter hours, less stressful too.
Not sure what what is your bench mark but definitely not the case in 2024 my friend
@@rayzaraymond I just ran a check:
Corolla is RM140K, same car is SGD160K.
Petrol is RM2.05 for 95 vs SGD 2.72 for 92
Property (Price to income index on Numbeo) is 8.1 for Malaysia and 18.25 for Singapore. Meaning an average house is 8.1 times of annual salary in Malaysia but 18.25 times of annual salary in Singapore. A 2 bedroom apartment cost around RM500K in Malaysia vs. SGD700K in Singapore.
None of my business now since I don’t live in neither.
If one is willing to live in JB, wake up at five, cross the checkpoint to work and paid in SGD, but spend the money in JB, good for him. I lived in JB and commuted to Singapore for a year in the 80s and it was tough!
@@neway518you have to wake up at 3am, not 5am ...to cross the causeway 😂
Is the Malaysian who is earning 10k living in Kuala Lumpur or Kuala Lipis?
@@tengfs may be kuala Terengganu?