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Originally Posted by Unregistered
fyi, teachers who started on and after 1986 no longer enjoy pension. Some are 55 years old already because they join later, also no pension ok? Then there are others who switched to full CPF even when they started before 1986. Again no pension for them.
Dont think every government staff have pension.
I know many newer teachers earn as much as (if not more) than the older teachers. |
I have a relative just retired from teaching at JC about two years ago at age 60. Husband also teaching in Polytechnic, is due to retire this year.
I was sensitive enough not to ask about their pension, but I knew two years ago prior to retirement she was given a rather complicated choice of pension + something else (two choices to choose).
From my observation, I know they received very good pay. Staying in a 3 bed room private condo (mind you, not EC), driving good Jap car, sending son to UK for medical course (MBBS) with own money, buying an apartment in London for about GBP 400k paying cash.
Just wonder if pay is no good, pension is no good, how could they afford all these? Please provide facts, not fabricating infor that is not accurate. Don't know please don't respond.
TQ
ps: Definitely they join government service before 1986.