How much are you earning per annum?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What defines as upper middle class lifestyle? Always wondered
Does the 1.4M net worth count?

Upper middle class lifestyle

1. Owns and lives in a private property. Must live in the private property.
2. Drives a big, branded European luxury car.
3. Overseas holidays at least 2 times a year.
4. Eat at expensive restaurants at least 2 times a week.
5. Wears branded luxury clothings, shoes, watch, accessories, etc.

Upper class

For the upper class (high class), they will own at least 2 investment properties in addition to their private property home (these families own 3 or more private properties). They can afford to pay the high ABSD for multiple properties.

Seeing all the similar type of postings, there is likely a grand total of 3 active posters in this thread who keep posting the same things over and over again.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Seeing all the similar type of postings, there is likely a grand total of 3 active posters in this thread who keep posting the same things over and over again.

ownself posting this haha.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What defines as upper middle class lifestyle? Always wondered
Does the 1.4M net worth count?

Our combined networth is S$2.4 mil and we r in our 40s. Also consider ourselves upper middle class. We live in a private FH 3 bedder condo and household income is S$20k a month. Drive a normal toyota altis though. Considering buying a FH landed semid when recession comes.

.. first time come into this forum and see people all talking about million dollar network.. I only grad from ITE.. How to survive and retire comfortably..

Prositute-$20000 per month

[tester]

12yrs working exp since graduated from poly.
Private degree.
Doing IT BA role in ecommerce industry
Monthly 6k. Bonus depends.
Is that underpaid? How to breakthru it?

Originally Posted by tester

12yrs working exp since graduated from poly.
Private degree.
Doing IT BA role in ecommerce industry
Monthly 6k. Bonus depends.
Is that underpaid? How to breakthru it?

You are only paid as much as the value you bring to the table.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You are only paid as much as the value you bring to the table.

No. Need to deduct expenses. Was told by a mentor, you earn $1 for every $3 you earn or save for the company.

[tester]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No. Need to deduct expenses. Was told by a mentor, you earn $1 for every $3 you earn or save for the company.

Manday to client is charged USD900 per Manday.
That's correct calculation.
Then boss have to charge higher to client then only I will get breakthru.