Just buy a Nespresso machine!
The same reason they feel compelled to spend $8 on starbucks. YOLO
The same reason they feel compelled to spend $8 on starbucks. YOLO

i have a friend who worked part time - thinking of wanting to set up her own shop.
she had to drink those that she made wrongly.
by the end of the few month stint, she no longer craves bubble tea - until now.![]()

Self marketingI say one way is to switch energy retailer. I switched from SP to Senoko Energy late last year and I have saved about 30 percent off my previous billings. Can PM me if you have any questions![]()
I say one way is to switch energy retailer. I switched from SP to Senoko Energy late last year and I have saved about 30 percent off my previous billings. Can PM me if you have any questions![]()
U sounded like a person promoting senoko in mrt placesI say one way is to switch energy retailer. I switched from SP to Senoko Energy late last year and I have saved about 30 percent off my previous billings. Can PM me if you have any questions �
U sounded like a person promoting senoko in mrt places
Yeap, my hsehold dun use aircon daily so we dont change.But legit, everyone should look into switching energy provider. Doesn't matter which provider you go to. I literally just use the open market site and sort by price. I save at least 20-30% per month. If you abit apprehensive like I was, I tried out the 6 month contract or whatever first. After that, since no issue, then I signed 3 year contract.
But the biggest electricity saver is if your current aircon no tick (like mine was, since it was 10 years ago). Make the change to new ones, since almost all are 2 ticks or higher. I used to have System 2 no tick from 10 years ago, now switch to some cheap 2 tick aircon, but SYSTEM 3.. My electricity bill drop by 40 bucks leh. Legit hard to believe. But this only applies if you use aircon daily ah. My household use all 3 about 10 hours daily.
But legit, everyone should look into switching energy provider. Doesn't matter which provider you go to. I literally just use the open market site and sort by price. I save at least 20-30% per month. If you abit apprehensive like I was, I tried out the 6 month contract or whatever first. After that, since no issue, then I signed 3 year contract.
But the biggest electricity saver is if your current aircon no tick (like mine was, since it was 10 years ago). Make the change to new ones, since almost all are 2 ticks or higher. I used to have System 2 no tick from 10 years ago, now switch to some cheap 2 tick aircon, but SYSTEM 3.. My electricity bill drop by 40 bucks leh. Legit hard to believe. But this only applies if you use aircon daily ah. My household use all 3 about 10 hours daily.
I'm thinking of switching aircon. How much did it cost u to install and buy it?
Any breakdown of estimate? And which brand is more durable?
mitsubishi starmex (not heavy industries) and daikin are fine.
i saw somewhere that there's an endowment product with high interest and flexible withdrawal... maybe can buy through some other websites for more earnings??
I've come across something like this too. I can't remember but I think it's from Tiq or something...
i saw somewhere that there's an endowment product with high interest and flexible withdrawal... maybe can buy through some other websites for more earnings??