Fully agree with you. Once the gift is given to the children, it is theirs.Originally Posted by fclim
I will not have any say on it any more.
Thanks,
Richard
Fully agree with you. Once the gift is given to the children, it is theirs.Originally Posted by fclim
I will not have any say on it any more.
Thanks,
Richard
Absolutely.
Originally Posted by richwang
Wow, seems like all the men think alike!
I don't think I can be that magnanimous.
You mean its ok if your father-in-law tell your husband what to do with his money/assets including leaving you out of it?
Originally Posted by buttercarp
It is not ok.Originally Posted by howgozit
That's why when I was dating, I preferred men who are not dependent on their parents or those with no parents.
So you see.
Laguna (forgive me for saying so) is not entirely sincere in his "gift". It is actually a way to bypass the government measures, thus the conditions to his son not to include his spouse in the asset.
Let's call a spade a spade.... if not for the government measures, Laguna will just buy it for himself rather than his son.
Originally Posted by buttercarp
Actually what did Laguna save by buying under his/ her child's name?Originally Posted by howgozit
Credit Line has value as well.Originally Posted by buttercarp
We all know that.
Thanks,
Richard
Hi rich,Originally Posted by richwang
Modus operandi ...... anything else?
Cos I am really bad at these things.
Me...no comments....on all the speculations and guess works
He can save on the absd, tens of thousands... Which he can splurge on mei meis on his trip to hk or macau or china.Originally Posted by buttercarp
ABSD.... 3%
Originally Posted by buttercarp
Originally Posted by leesg123Thanks.Originally Posted by howgozit
Yup, save tens of thousands.
But Laguna sounds like a benevolent parent.
I can't imagine Laguna splurging and indulging in vice.
It would mean the house title deed would have to be tenants in common. Disagreements can occur if one party wants to sell the house and the other does not agree etc.. It could end up in an ugly legal battle, souring all relationships.Originally Posted by cnud
Also your children's spouse can will his/her share of the property to whomever he/she wishes. And then, an outsider can lay claim to your shared property. Think about it.
In other words, you could be forcing your children to have it as tenants in common when a joint tenancy might be a better option.
Last edited by fclim; 10-10-12 at 23:16.
Wise words..
Originally Posted by fclim
Depending on the quantum of the purchase and hence the ABSD, such manoeuvring to circumvent the ABSD may be penny wise pound foolish in the long run. It is predicated on a filial son and subservient daughter-in-law.
My statement is general and not directed at Laguna specifically.
Originally Posted by buttercarp
Tenants in common for 3 persons possible? Me, my son and his wife.Originally Posted by fclim
For private, can be any number. 100 also can.Originally Posted by cnud
HDB i dunno.
it is not just ABSD, higher LTV. But I believe I need to start my children in investment as early as possible.
Learning from books is different from putting into action.
I wonder how will the parents feel if their daughter's husband does not include their daughter's name in the house.
Anyway, just to share a story. A married man stays in a pte ppty got involved with a China mei mei, so later divorce with his wife to marry this China mei mei. His ex-wife's name was not included in the house, so he only gave his ex-wife a certain sum of money, their 2 teenage children will be taken care of by her husband. Somehow, don't know why, this time he added this China mei mei's (2nd wife) name in the house. Later she gave birth to a son and things start to change after 1 or 2 years. His 2nd wife starts to quarrel with him every day, forcing him to divorce so that she can have half of the share of the ppty.
Sis, did u know if married and spouse name not included. When die, the house will go to spouse and family. Nothing to parents.Originally Posted by irisng
If write will, the will can be superceded with a new will and the person willed to can use this new will to claim possession.
Yes, but if divorce, the wife has no share of the house, right. I think everybody will know that new will always supercede the old one unless they can prove that there is something wrong with the new will.Originally Posted by chestnut
Don't know whether are you all aware that when divorce, the wife can claim full possession of the pc even though the pc was paid by the husband using his CPF. My friend did that, she claims the whole pc and car leaving nothing for the husband, so if she will to sell the house, all the money will go to her instead of putting back to her husband's CPF. Who ask her husband to commit adultery with the China mei mei and insisted for divorce, so his wife made him sign this agreement with the lawyer. Their 2 teenage children will be taken care of by the wife.
i think the wife's husband is kind enough to give her the whole house.Originally Posted by irisng
just beware that it is not a wife's entitlement to claim the whole house. dont be misled by by this example ok.
I still think CPF has the first charge on the property. Can any one enlighten on this
I think her husband feels guilty for his wrong doing, in the end the China mei mei went back to China. His wife still have feeling for her husband. Because of this, she suffered from depression, she cut her wrist in a few occasions but was saved by her mother and daughter. It dragged for a few years, until finally it comes to her sense that no matter how hard she tried to save the marriage, also no use, in the end make up her mind and with advise from friends to claim everything from her husband. Now her husband is "ren chai liang kong".Originally Posted by hopeful
Sis, legally the husband can sue because there is proof of payment via cpf. If paid via cash thru giro, it is still proof.Originally Posted by irisng
Like hopeful said, don't take this as a precedence because it is not a precedence in court.
Trust me, my legal quite solid. If I don't know, I have a few legal eagle friends.
I was surprised also when I heard about this. I thought that when you sell your house, the money should go back to the respective CPF accounts. Maybe like what hopeful says, her husband is kind enough to give it to her.Originally Posted by chestnut
what a joker. failure in marriage, failure in suicide. can't she do things right?Originally Posted by irisng
Don't be so mean lah, she is already so pitiful. At least she has a good pay job and earn more than her husband. She paid for almost all their household expenses before the marriage sour. She even helped her husband to clear his debt. For once, her husband had lost his memory (short-term) and she was there to support, never give up but now she had totally given up, sign....Originally Posted by hopeful
i was googling for what the meaning of "ren chai liang kong" as i am chinese illiterate.Originally Posted by irisng
this link came up.
http://idobaby.com/forum/lofiversion...hp/t17704.html
Didnt know honeytrappers so well paid. Can have pleasure with business