gov gives money also complain....

again, complaining about rejected letter to STRAITS TIMES FORUM. what an attention seeker!! such petty matter, must comprain again...tsk..tsk...
From: LaMei 30-Apr 03:51
To: ALL 2 of 56

175752.2 in reply to 175752.1

A letter I wrote to ST after I received the letter from CPF..

Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 18:18:31 +0800 (CST)
Subject: ST Forum - GST Credits - Why our childrens are forgotten
To: stforum@sph.com.sg

According to the Government, the recent GST Credits were given “to help Singaporeans cope with the 2% GST increase from 1st July 2007″. I was given $200 GST Credits this year, which I believe is what most Singaporeans are getting.

However, I am a mother of two, and my children are not entitled to GST credits. Why have our young been forgotten? Our dependents should also be entitled to GST rebates for milk powder, diapers, health care costs, childcare services, school fees, textbooks, etc.

If the Government wants to encourage its citizens to procreate, why are our young children exluded from the GST rebates, leaving parents bearing the brunt of the GST increase?

How can the Government claim to have introduced a comprehensive GST Offset Package in Budget 2007 when our young have been forgotten?


还未当官，就立官威 :-)


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From: LaMei 30-Apr 03:52
To: ALL 3 of 56

175752.3 in reply to 175752.2

it was again rejected..

From: “STForum”
Subject: Re: ST Forum - GST Credits - Why our childrens are forgotten
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 11:48:55 +0800

Thank you for writing to us. We do appreciate your making the effort.

We receive up to 70 letters each day. Limited space means we can publish only about a dozen every weekday.
This means having to make often-difficult editorial judgments on which letters to publish.

We regret we are unable to publish your letter.

If your letter relates to a matter under the purview of a government department, you may want to visit
www.sgdi.gov.sg for a list of officials to contact.

Yours sincerely

Ms Noor Aiza
for Forum Editor
The Straits Times


还未当官，就立官威 :-)


funny dare not reveal her name again when she so gutsy to comprain and post in forum. strange.
THE ANSWER TO HER IGNORANT GROUSE:

From: Ramseth 30-Apr 22:32
To: LaMei 36 of 58

175752.36 in reply to 175752.31

Singaporean children aged 7 to 20 in 2008 will receive up to $1,000 worth of top-ups to their Post Secondary Education Accounts (PSEA) in 2008.