Leong Sze Hian

Past president of the Society of Financial Service Professionals, an alumnus of Harvard University, authored 4 books, quoted over 1000 times in the media....

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Hot Topics
  • October 14, 2026 | Leong Sze Hian’s speech “The Key to Singapore’s Economic Model: The ‘Sharing Economy’ in Islamic Finance” The 14th Asean Universities International Conference on Islamic Finance, Jakarta, 14 Oct 2026
  • October 5, 2026 | Global Peace Ambassador
  • September 27, 2026 | Other Countries With Declining Citizen Populations Do Not Grant So Many New Citizens Like S’pore
  • September 8, 2026 | ChatGPT Analysis: Ministerial Pay, HDB, Lower-Paid Manufacturing Worker
  • August 1, 2026 | Something Is Wrong? No, Everything is Wrong!

November 2, 2018

Help disadvantaged children: Help their families – HDB, jobs, etc?

The focus of our policies to help disadvantaged children in their education is not enough – we need to help their families


November 1, 2018

MSF Inequality paper: Full of ‘rubbish’?

Why do we continue to be in denial that inequality is high in Singapore?


November 1, 2018

Wage increase wiped out by fare increase, etc?

Are our wage increases catching up with the increase in transport fares, water, electricity, etc?


October 31, 2018

PSC: Scholars’ diversity – no data?

Why no statistics on scholarships awarded – inequality?


October 30, 2018

Transport fares: Highest increase in history?

Why increase transport fares by the highest ever in history?


October 30, 2018

AHTC trial: ST not worth the paper its printed on?

I believe Tommy Koh when he said the Straits Times was biased in reporting?


October 30, 2018

Min. Wage vs PWM: Let the nos. talk?

The debate on the minimum wage vs the progressive wage model has failed to look at the most important statistic?


October 29, 2018

Public Assistance up ‘miserly’ $18 p.a. last 15 years?

Are we ‘miserly’ in helping destitute Singaporeans?


October 28, 2018

Tommy Koh’s ‘ST’s bias report’: Statistics?

Let the numbers do the talking – Tommy Koh vs Straits Times – ‘biased reporting’?


October 27, 2018

Why hide the jobs’ data?

Why is there always selective disclosure of the jobs’ data, year after year for so long?


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Jobs

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June 15, 2026

89% (est.) of Jobs Growth 428,800 last 4.25 years to foreigners


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May 27, 2026

792,600 take-home pay below $2,400


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May 25, 2026

638,500 Take-home pay below $2,000


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March 22, 2026

1.6% p.a. real increase in household income last 5 years?


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March 22, 2026

300,000 Jobs: Unemployed increased to 115,000?


Healthcare

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April 1, 2026

Singapore’s Surplus State: Rethinking CPF, HDB and Healthcare Through a Cashflow Lens


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March 22, 2026

How many “really” unvaccinated employees?


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December 9, 2025

HEALTHCARE CAPACITY IN SINGAPORE: Why Hospital Beds Lag Behind Population Growth — A Structural Crisis


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December 5, 2025

Even Class C deductible increase to $1,500: Assume everyone can afford (Medisave/Cash)?


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November 9, 2025

Rising healthcare costs: Some suggestions


CPF

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April 1, 2026

Singapore’s Surplus State: Rethinking CPF, HDB and Healthcare Through a Cashflow Lens


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March 22, 2026

Forget about the Reserves: Just collect less money (inflows)?


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March 22, 2026


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December 10, 2025

S$26.65b (ChatGPT scenario est.) Difference between GIC annualised returns & current % to CPF Members (ChatGPT est.)


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December 5, 2025

60% can’t meet FRS (est.), 33% HDB flats Seniors, 86% say stay until die: So how?


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