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I live in Switzerland, I think I get paid better here

@@matthewsongloong9573 and probably has a bit more space, huh?

as a non-resident? do you need to deposit a lot of money? DBS stock is doing good btw.

How much money did you need to deposit?

That's true. And the smaller cantonal banks tend to be more flexible and not so restricted from big compliance.

Yea Swiss banks are history now. That was decades ago. Now the gig is up over there, has been for quite a while.

You sound clueless af. Singaporean banks literally do the same under FATCA.

@@muffemod Swiss banks are still used by HNWI because of the stable environment. But they won’t help you hide dirty money.

You think Singapore doesn't do FATCA? They are very aligned with the US.

This is why I went to singapore

@@Bambotb tracking bad actors

Doesn’t Singapore report your info to the US as well?

@@thanksforyouruploads | can't explain it. It is something you need to experience to understand. Some of it is incentives based i.e. U.S. tip culture. Some traditions and norms.

Depends on the customer. Swiss companies can often choose. Or they decide to choose. Because money is not everything. Especially when 15% of your entire POPULATION (every 6th person) already consists of millionaires (no, it''s not the US, nor is it Singapore - it's the other one, the one that chooses its customers wisely). Choosing my customers carefully was always beneficial for both the supplier AND the customer. Business relationships of >20 years were standard. Have you ever wondered why so many countries turn down ONLY US citizens and customers? Perhaps a dose of honesty could help you understand that dire predicament. Your name sort of gives you away. I'd probably be angry as well as an american, but mainly at my own government for being such nasty and hypocritical pricks to the rest of the world, so that everyone else treats me as a pariah. Love how they also chase their proud citizens ruthlessly around the globe for tax income not even earned on their US turf. Oddly enough, I never hear americans complain about this medievel pursuit of US citizens across the globe just for more, more, more tax income. It's actually quite pathetic and only very few SH countries around the globe resort to this desperate money grab by all means available. BTW: the Swiss government NEVER hunts down its citizens around the globe to pry tax funds from their earnings abroad. Just that one freedom alone sounds like FAR BETTER "customer service" than what americans allow their government to get by with! 🤣🤣

@@christheswiss390 Your comment is irrelevant to my point. I don't understand why you posted this? Please consider moving your comment to the main comment thread.

Swiss banks have a hard time failing, what is probably the reason why they aren't as good as they could be. Back in 2008 the UBS was in real trouble, the government handed them 60 billion USD to right their ship. Probably not that impressive when you look at the "bail outs" the US government does, but if you consider how tiny Switzerland is compared to the US, then you can see how strong that safety net is.

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As a swiss i can say the gouvernment said there may be cuts on the energy but i believe we can easily sustain all our energy needs for the winter.

@@fynngachter7758 yes but your gas reserves are mostly stored in Germany, so your situation will depend on the situation there and the decisions of the German authorities. It would be naive not to consider that the Germans can hold back on gas deliveries to Switzerland in the name of “continental solidarity” if the situation becomes dire. And we all saw how that solidarity worked during covid. + the energy crisis will go beyond winter as long as the sanctions are held and OPEC continues to refuse to increase output.

No chance... In which country is the WEF and "Davos" located?

They're not rivals because SG is focused on ASEAN whilst HK is focused on East Asia and particularly Greater China. HK is more regional with way more assets. The Chinese have the most investable assets in the world at $130-trillion whilst the US is second with $90-trillion. Singapore, London, Tokyo and the rest are less.

@@caronridge6912 I would also say Switzerland is also not mentioned in the same breadth as NY , London Tokyo. Think deeper.

​@@medmuckersmedia3185 They all serve different purposes. But the future will be the physical markets after the overleveraged & manipulated paper markets blow up. The paper energy and paper metals markets in the centers you mentioned are a farce, fraudulent, and very disconnected from the physical markets because they've been politicized & weaponized. There's no "there" there anymore. Just a matter of time before the physical markets bury western paper "markets". Read Credit Suisse guru Zoltan Pozsar for more.

You don't have to be vaxxed to open an account, but yes a foreigner must be vaxxed to enter singapore. Same as for the US and switzerland. It's so dumb!

That's a first. Never heard of such a thing 🤔. I just checked some Singapore bank websites and they didn't state that?

@@JoshuaHoe Nevermind what's a first and the websites..... Listen to Andrew when he puts out a video on Singapore. To enter that country you have to be vaccinated to open an account you have to go in person . No VAXXXX no account ! 🙂👍

@@steltoronto7553 I am a Singaporean anyway 🤣. Yeah I seen the requirements now in the immigration website and you are right. Because in order to apply for/renew a work pass and come work in Singapore, u must be fully vaccinated first. 🤔

@@JoshuaHoeSpot on my friend. 🤣👍

Exactly!

Welllll considering I moved here to work... 😅

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​@@thanksforyouruploads With an average Swiss income or higher, I would say yes, although I also prefer free toilets (which are here too!)

Standard Chartered is a British bank. Try DBS

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Where’s that?

You can leave the states with a US passport.

I think Paraguay just reject killers, pedophiles and rapers as I read. But maybe you have jewish ancestors. Isrealhell takes all criminals.

Thanks.

Thank you.

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Thankfully! At least the only reason why Europe is still relevant ain't their oil and their filthy secular monarchy.

NO!

Non residents may be able to open bank accounts with some banks in Singapore but these customers may not have access to the full suite of private banking services services (investments, fund transfers, etc) as the resident counterparts due to taxation and residency laws.- from a Singaporean.

He lives everywhere

Malaysia is a very good place for banking, waay better than US and Canada. But you must have a malaysia visa to be able to have a bank acct in malaysia. Numerous international banks are in malaysia, including the singapore banks.

I thought he banked in Singapore

@@HigginsLawLLCWinterHaven I think he banks at OCBC in Singapore, and so probably at OCBC in Malaysia too as they're fairly seamless and easy to move assets back & forth between the two - for no charge. All singapore banks have ops in Malaysia, including Private banks now like BOS that require 7-figure minimum deposits.

careful with CiMB malaysia, stilling funds of clients, regularelly !

I think it depends on the bank there. HK is great because the dumb west broke all its extradition & cooperation treaties with HK, so now your funds are safe there from your home govt who can't do bleep with your funds in HK on behalf of your govt. But on the other hand, english is much worse in HK than in SG and CH.

HK was invaded by the PRC almost 3 years ago. Might as well store your money in Liaoyang Rural Commercial Bank.

HK is better than Singapore, don’t want to say too much. Thank me later.

For private priority banking membership in Singapore, highly unlikely. Cheers- a Singaporean.

Yes, but Singapore has way more assets and less NET debt. Most importantly, the debt in Singapore is like the debt in China - used for constructive purposes like industry & infrastructure. Whereas Switzerland is a high-tax, welfare state.

@@thanksforyouruploads Thanks for the ego boost, but I live in singapore, and actually I'm a girl - not a guy - lol.

The Native Americans already paid for all your services by giving you (involuntarily) their lands. Go parasitise somewhere else.

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It gets even worse when you get to understand that profits made by Singapore are used for the invasion of Taiwan and beyond. Let's not forget that Singapore is simply the PRC's tax haven tentacle.

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That's not true, lol. Singapore has the strongest military in SEA plus none of the countries surrounding it are capable of that. To add, Singapore is pro-US hence US submarines in SEA will be behind their backs in a jiffy.

This makes absolutely zero sense. Both could be invaded at the same rate.

Always think about the most fringe possibilities, right? Furthermore, your money is not sitting there as cash in a vault.

@@svensulzmann4282 Please also remember that both countries are conscription countries meaning that both have armies that are half decent as well.

@@SriRam-fp1kt The countries could join forces to form some sort of military alliance, it doesn't need to be an individual state attacking. Singapore is not in NATO, so I wouldn't put too much faith in the United States intervening. At least Switzerland is surrounded by neighbouring countries that are in NATO.