Speaking a second language is a valuable skill. There are plenty of opportunities for translators or interpreters, many of which won’t even require leaving your home. Per PayScale, you could earn an average of $20 an hour just for leveraging the knowledge of a language you already have. Feel like you're retired with one of these 30 laid-back jobs   MAS slaps prohibition orders against three individuals for insider trading. MAS slaps prohibition orders against 3 individuals for insider trading Firms Cannot Collect, Use, Disclose NRIC Numbers From Sept 1 - May Face Up To S$1M Fine© Provided by Vulcan Post Firms Cannot Collect, Use, Disclose NRIC Numbers From Sept 1 - May Face Up To S$1M Fine Starting 1 Sept 2019, Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents can choose to not disclose their NRIC numbers, as part of updated guidelines to improve consumer protection. Under guidelines issued by the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC), organisations will not be allowed to collect, use, and disclose NRIC numbers. They will also not be allowed to make copies of, or retain the physical cards. Organisations will only be able to do so when it is required by law, or when “the inability to accurately identify an individual could cause significant harm to themselves or other individuals”. The guidelines also do not apply to the public sector or critical infrastructure buildings. In situations where alternative identifiers aren’t available, individuals might still need to provide up to the last three numerical digits of their NRIC number. By law, individuals will still need to provide their NRIC numbers when visiting a doctor, checking into a hotel, getting a new telephone line, buying a new property, or when getting hired at a new organisation