dun mind vouchers but why need to tie half of it to supermarket…
dun mind vouchers but why need to tie half of it to supermarket…
Some have difficulty spending at supermarket, some have difficulty spending at local shopsDiff demographic maybe.. I spend all my supermarket ones and find it tough to spend the local shops one
I see so many comments on this SG 60 vouchers but not one person has gotten it right thus far. It’s not rocket science tbh. If they gave cash, people will spend it elsewhere, go travel, go JB buy supplies etc, and the money flows out.
If give CDC vouchers, the money is ring fenced in Singapore. Essentially, the money flows back into the domestic market through retail spending, and this indirectly boost the economy in return. Simple isn’t it?
Why not.Can trust? She can tell people how to start family when she dont have one.
I don't know what kind of logic you have in your brain, to infer that I will do that.So, you will spent it on those 3???
Just give to the poorMight as well then not give them anything at all since u can't stop them from spending their disposable money anyway. All these transfers, in cash or vouchers of any kind, only encourage excess.
They can share link with parentsI also prefer cash. For household still OK, easy to spend it all but individual will be more difficult especially youth like 21 yr old who is still schooling & most expenses are provided by parents so what can they do with this $600 cdc? Give to parents? If they are in cash at least can save for future use. I also got problem spending at supermarket as most thing I buy online since they are much cheaper & got free delivery some more.
What do you mean hard for the merchants? It’s as simple as using their phones to scan the vouchers. It’s not that hard. In fact, the vouchers has also been extended to retail shops (not just hawkers) where you can buy stuff. Of course, they will also be bad players where bai tian shu shu will use cdc vouchers to go happy ending massage.Thanks for the clarification.
All along I thought it's part of their strategy that they can eventually claim back the unclaimed vouchers.
Then why make it so hard for the merchants ?
I don't know what kind of logic you have in your brain, to infer that I will do that.
What a dumb shlt question - it's because people will use it to buy lottery/smokes/booze.

If it's a small minority, do you think they will issue vouchers?Because you mentioned the below. Maybe you should use some or a small minority.
If they really want to spend on those things, they will do it like exchanging $600 voucher for $500 cash with someone else or some other ways.If it's a small minority, do you think they will issue vouchers?
And if I were one of the assholes, do you think I would call out such crap behaviour and expose the real reasoning behind the govt issuing the credits in vouchers?
You don't see anyone here seconding/agreeing with my observation right? Coz many would do this shlt and keep quiet about it.
Already happened last time when the "needy" families received NTUC vouchers from govt - they would try to cash out or sell it, and go and gamble/smoke/booze with the cash.If they really want to spend on those things, they will do it like exchanging $600 voucher for $500 cash with someone else or some other ways.