Tag Archives: price hike

This is not the first time people are complaining about paying more for food that are not worth it. Why are we paying more just to get less? It doesn't make sense!

If the government continues to increase rentals without consideration for stall owners, there'll be nothing left of our UNESCO hawker culture. Is that what they want to see?

Singapore Department of Statistics said that the lowest income are least affected by rising prices in 2021. This is what the Straits Times article said: “The lowest income group saw the smallest increase in inflation rates as the increase in car and petrol prices had less of an impact on them.” – Straits …

When do we decide if enough is enough? How can we show them that they should be serving Singaporeans and not themselves?

It is common practice for restaurants to charge different prices for lunch and dinner. This restaurant charges marked up pricing after 10:30pm. In a Facebook post, one netter took issue with the fact that he wasn’t informed about the markup. He adds that the prices are marked up by “at …

The PAP Senior Minister of State and colorectal surgeon Koh Poh Koon tried to justify the increase in MediShield Life premiums in 2021 by saying that delaying such an increase will only result in “steeper hikes down the road to catch up with rising claims.” MediShield Life premiums are expected …

Did not take long for another price increase. For the month of May 1 to July 31, gas tariffs will increase by 2.4%. Gas tariffs are for households who uses the City Gas. The hike was due to a 9.2 per cent increase in fuel costs compared with the previous quarter, which was announced to justify the price increase. Will 2017 be remembered for the year where everything with a price in Singapore was raised by the authorities? We are only in April, but a slew of price hikes have already been announced. Well, the majority voted for this, right? Wanted to give them the mandate to keep sucking our bloods. They have gone out and did just that.

Price increases on various services have been coming in thick and fast since the general election in 2015. The 6.1% increase in electricity tariff to be implemented with immediate effect is but the latest example.

The price of water was only $0.53 per cu m in 1990. The price of water is now $2.25 ($2.10 + 7% GST) and will be about $2.93 ($2.74 + 7% GST) after the 30 per cent increase from 1 July 2018.

When finance minister Mr Heng Swee Kiat went to deliver the budget speech in Parliament, many people were relieved to know that the minister has finally recovered from his horrible stroke and ready to serve the country again. But the welcoming relief soon turned to shock as the minister drops a bombshell by announcing a 30% price hike in our water pricing.