Daily Briefing: HDB annual deficit sinks to $1.6b; Three Singapore jobs suffering a high turnover rate

And here are six car policies insurance in Singapore.

New figures from the Housing and Development Board (HDB) revealed that the lower supply of new flats caused the board's annual deficit to drop. It saw its annual deficit decline to $1.64 billion during the financial year 2015/2016 from $2.02 billion in the previous year. Read more of the story here.

The slowdown in Singapore economy has led to young hopefuls to quit their jobs after a few years despite decent pay and benefits. To know which jobs in Singapore has been suffering from a high turnover rate, click here.

Car ownership in the city-state has been on the rise amidst skyrocketing car prices worldwide. With this, car owners need to consider going beyond the basic car insurance, as it would not cut it anymore. Click here to find out six car insurance policies available for Singapore car owners.

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