How can I upgrade my current Mac OS (on 10.5.8) to latest version

Hi,
I have been trying to find some solutions to upgrade my current Mac OS x10.5.8 to the latest version and I was told my the Apple Retailer store in Singapore that there is no way to upgrade the software and was advised to buy a new MacBook.
is it true?
what can I do to upgrade my software to the latest version?
thanks

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