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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Generally, the banking and finance sector pays much more than the engineering sector.
So, generally bankers are paid more than engineers.
Not surprising if you see bankers retiring and enjoying the good life in their 40s, while engineers need to work till their 60s to retire.
Bankers earn more in total throughout their career compared to engineers. So, they can retire 20 years earlier. Simple maths.
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Depends on what you mean by 'generally bankers'. I was a personal banker with
OCBC doing mortgages before and drawing a basic of 45k or total 55-60k a year if you include all the incentives. I don't think this is higher compared to most engineers of my age then (33yo)