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Vandals have scrawled gang-related graffiti on the walls and pillars of Singapore's Bugis district over what appears to be a dispute with members from the number 18 gang. According to netizens who posted the photos of a pillar at Bugis+ (near retailer Pull & Bear) and another wall at Fu Lu Shou UOB, the words written in Mandarin read as a challenge to come out and settle the scores in a fight.

I am writing to warn the public about security lapses with UOB’s credit card protocols as well as their terrible customer service. I was overseas in Hanoi, Vietnam some months back and had frequented a restaurant there. Each time I went there, I had spent small amounts, about $50 or thereabouts. I was given some receipts to sign, and I didn't think much about it. It was on returning to Singapore that I realised that this restaurant been charging me thousands of dollars behind my back! The total bill came up to $5247.57 SGD.

As Indonesians are transferring billions of F/D funds from Singapore back to Indonesia more of our banks are feeling the pinch.

Are you a millennial aged 26-35? If so, then this UOB card is for you. The YOLO (You only live once) card give its holders priority access to bars and clubs, access to dining deals and rebates on travel websites. UOB predicts that millennials' spending habits "will form the backbone of the future economy as they will become the largest segment of the local workforce."

A foreigner has written in to complain about the lack of a foreigners-only queue at a local Singapore bank. The foreigner had tried to remit money to his family in Manila but ended up being unable to do so because of the long queue. He demands that the Singapore government open a separate queuing system for foreigners at major banks and other companies so as to cater to the large foreign population in Singapore. According to the reader, Singapore must allow foreigners in for its survival and so these foreigners should be treated better.

UOB bank announced that about 7,500 United employees will receive S$1,000 cash to celebrate Singapore's 50th year of independence. On top of that, employees will also receive an extra day of annual leave.

I want to tell Singaporean and the world how UOB and my sister spoil my life. Few years ago, I made mistake of selling my flat. Then I went to USA. Anyway, to keep story short , I had last 20k in FD in UOB for 6 months before I left. Also I stupidly have my sister 2k cash in an ATM card of chase bank. It was for cost of errands on my behalf, like purchase and mail me some stuff when I need it.

It was discovered that this lady is an agent from ERA and also a Banker from UOB. Clearly it's a conflict of interest and CEA doesnt allows it. But not sure why she is approved by CEA to practise in the real estate industry and how does UOB ensures that there's no clash of interest given her double identity.

The chief executive officers of Singapore's three local banking groups saw their total remuneration rise by around S$1 million each last year as profits grew. According to DBS Group's latest annual report, CEO Piyush Gupta earned S$10.12 million last year, up from S$9.2 million in 2013. The higher pay comprised a base salary of S$1.2 million, S$3.79 million cash bonus, S$5.07 million in shares and S$55,545 in other non-cash payments.