With 2020 in full swing and anti-goals being in vogue, maybe it is time readers of this blog stop doing the following : a) Gawk at the CPF interests earned by other bloggers. Incidentally, Brian Halim was the first to call people out on this. I think it is a great practice to check your CPF statement first thing in the new year. If we emerge from a bear market, your CPF will be the only account that will give you something to smile about. But waving your CPF statement on the Internet like it is your big giant 12-inch penis is dumb. Some folks start out at higher salaries. Others had the benefit of compounding over many years and are old enough to remember Fitzpatrick supermarkets and the grisly Sunny Ang murder case. Also, as much as I like a nice payout from my CPF as any other Singaporean, having $1 million in your...