Daily Briefing: Lorry group worried over Singapore’s entry fees; Singapore warns of overseas criminals targeting bank accounts

And Golden Singaporeans reveal career regrets.

The drastic increase in the entry permit fees for cars and goods vehicles by the Singapore Land Transport Authority (LTA) has caused an outcry among Malaysians. Read more here.
Singapore prosecuted a record number of money laundering cases and seized more than S$115 million ($92 million) of suspected criminal proceeds in 2013 as more overseas offenders seek out bank accounts in the city. Know more here.
50+ year-old Singaporeans reveal career mistakes they wish they hadn't made. Find out more here.

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