Originally posted by doyoubelieve:
So, Subadei,
What do you suggest the government do to change the current structure of our savings?

Countries like Germany, France, England and USA are experiencing painful economic changes due to changes in demographics. Pension funds that
[etc etc etc and all that other crap]
So, doyoubelieve,
Apart from demonstrating the most unfortunate fact that you can't even spell properly, it's also readily apparent that you cannot read, either.
You didn't even bother reading the text of my post did you, vacuum-brain? That much is fairly obvious. If you had read it and understood it, you would have realised that it was
NOT a challenge to the fundamental rationale for the CPF,
NOR had it anything to do with, of all things, bloody pensions! Nobody was bloody talking about pensions or social security arrangements in developed economies. No doubt you were so blindly intent on showing off your 'knowledge' (ahem, ahem...) about pensions that you didn't even bloody realise that it was completely irrelevant to the discussion!
The article I posted does NOT challenge the rationale for CPF. It certainly does NOT wander anywhere near the topic of pensions. What it DOES do is challenge the recent CPF cuts in light of the Gahmen's justification of them as being essential to cost-cutting, when authoritative voices in the financial sector have argued that the weight of cost-cutting should fall on Gahmen taxes and other charges.
Get that through your thick skull, vacuum brain.