Tag Archives: Millennials

Mothership.sg wrote about a millennial who owns 12 credit cards and debit cards. Fortunately Singaporeans are financially savvy to call out Mothership's fake news about saving more money when spending.

At this point, the people want this great nation to shed away her old robes of Authoritarianism into the more loose costume of a liberal democracy.

Now is a good time to play that video game you didn’t had time before or a hobby like home cooking, living room exercise or those dance challenges on TikTok. Learn your mother tongue slightly better, learn the basics of whatever instruments lying around, finally clean out your room or storage room of clothes that do not fit you or items you find redundant. Something to do is better than nothing.

Not all millennials are the same. I want a job, that enables me to have enough cash for meals and transportation, after having CPF deductions and having monthly allowance for my parents. I want a job, that enables me to have enough to save, be it being a hawker in the food centre, or to be a deliverymen on the wheels. I want a job, just a job that will enable my parents to retire.

Social media was abuzz with The Straits Times coverage of my interview. They might not have captured everything in the way I intended. But in all seriousness, we need an honest conversation on how, as a society, we can get ready for Millennial families. Every way I turn, I see more of our Millennials boldly stepping up to overturn long-held assumptions about what #Singaporeans can and cannot achieve. They inspire me a great deal. You probably know such Millennials too.