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9 Questions Malaysians Have About The Newly Proposed Tiered Fuel Subsidy Scheme

SAYS brings you the burning questions about the newly proposed subsidy scheme that Malaysians are asking on various corners of the internet.

By Mei Mei Chu — 28 Oct 2014, 07:06 PM — Updated over 9 years ago

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1. How much will a low income MyKad costs on the black market?

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3. What if we exhaust our quota before the end of the month?

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4. Will petrol continue to be cheaper for the group earning less than RM5,000?

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5. If the mechanism is integrated into the MyKad, won’t petrol station attendants be able to know how much I make and where I live?

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6. Isn't it dangerous if a stranger links my income level to my car licence plate?

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7. What about retirees and those who don't have salaries?

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8. Is it based on a basic salary or is it inclusive of overtime pay and allowances?

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9. How will the middle class face higher fuel prices?

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Under the upcoming new fuel subsidy mechanism, Malaysians earning below RM10,000 monthly will get partial fuel subsidies while those earning below RM5,000 monthly will get full subsidies

9 Questions Malaysians Have About The Newly Proposed Tiered Fuel Subsidy Scheme

1. How much will a low income MyKad costs on the black market?

2. What would stop me from filling my rich friend's car?

3. What if we exhaust our quota before the end of the month?

4. Will petrol continue to be cheaper for the group earning less than RM5,000?

5. If the mechanism is integrated into the MyKad, won’t petrol station attendants be able to know how much I make and where I live?

6. Isn't it dangerous if a stranger links my income level to my car licence plate?

7. What about retirees and those who don't have salaries?

8. Is it based on a basic salary or is it inclusive of overtime pay and allowances?

9. How will the middle class face higher fuel prices?

Under the upcoming new fuel subsidy mechanism, Malaysians earning below RM10,000 monthly will get partial fuel subsidies while those earning below RM5,000 monthly will get full subsidies

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9 Questions Malaysians Have About The Newly Proposed Tiered Fuel Subsidy Scheme

1. How much will a low income MyKad costs on the black market?

2. What would stop me from filling my rich friend's car?

3. What if we exhaust our quota before the end of the month?

4. Will petrol continue to be cheaper for the group earning less than RM5,000?

5. If the mechanism is integrated into the MyKad, won’t petrol station attendants be able to know how much I make and where I live?

6. Isn't it dangerous if a stranger links my income level to my car licence plate?

7. What about retirees and those who don't have salaries?

8. Is it based on a basic salary or is it inclusive of overtime pay and allowances?

9. How will the middle class face higher fuel prices?

Under the upcoming new fuel subsidy mechanism, Malaysians earning below RM10,000 monthly will get partial fuel subsidies while those earning below RM5,000 monthly will get full subsidies

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