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Complaints against e-commerce sellers up 54%, despite overall decline: Case

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The overall number of complaints lodged with the consumer watchdog went down by 8%. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Real-time fuel price updates now on phones with tracker Fuel Kaki added to Price Kaki app

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Prices for both diesel and petrol across five major brands – Shell, Caltex, Esso, Sinopec and SPC – are listed. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Woman jailed for helping online boyfriend launder almost S$90,000 in cheating proceeds

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The victim, who had been cheated of nearly S$90,000, personally told the woman not to use his money, but she ignored him.

Households can donate unused 2023 CDC vouchers to charity from Dec 1

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SINGAPORE: Singaporean households can donate their unspent Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers from Dec 1 this year until Jan 31, 2024. The donated vouchers will go towar

‘I blame myself’: Woman loses $5k after encountering scammer on Facebook dating service

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The public is advised not to trust unofficial sources, said a Sea spokesman. Read more at straitstimes.com.

18 arrested, 21 under probe over government officials impersonation scam

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A victim lost more than $90,000 after he transferred the amount to a fake safety account. Read more at straitstimes.com.

All adult Singaporeans to receive up to S$800 in Assurance Package support in December

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Some Singaporeans will be able to receive their Assurance Package cash payments from as early as Dec 5. 

Rise of AI to change traditional hierarchy of jobs as ‘better’ cognitive roles get impacted: President Tharman

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Societies that have coordination between the public sector, private sector and labour unions are well placed to help workers find new opportunities amid the AI revolution, said President Tharman Sh...

CareShield Life participation incentives extended for a year

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Eligible Singaporeans who sign up for the national long-term care insurance scheme in 2024 will still receive incentives, but at a lower amount of up to S$3,000, instead of a maximum of S$4,000.