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$4300 31yr Male

hi all

this may be unrelated to the thread topic but just want to throw the question out there.

if you are working as a manager and considering there is no promotion due in the coming few years, what is the increment % that one can rely and see if it's within the market range?

as I started off as a very junior associate, working my way up to senior associate, assistant manager and all. usually the increment that I have received so far is in double digits %. partly due to lower basic.

But back to my initial point, as we progress gradually to a semi management level where promotion doesn't come yearly anymore (or should be to begin with), increment becomes more important in that sense cause maybe the next upcoming promotion is 3 to 5 years away.

13,000 38 years old male

$4500 , 35 male

6.6k 32 yrs old

12.5k 37yrs old

13.3k 35 years old

28 yo, 4.5k

46 male, $36k

Per annum?

48 yo local male
$15k pm

14k base, age 33.
But even if I adjust the figure upwards (to say 20k), it's still stuck at 4.1% percentile. Can you make it a bit more fine-grained at that income level range?
Thanks!

Per decade i presume

41 yr old
$6200 per month

This one is more fine grained:
https://www.salary.sg/2018/compare-y...l-income-2018/

Thanks. Unfortunately, it doesn't separate by age group though.

27 yoe. ~170k pa.

17 year old, 4K

19 yr old

2 million inheritance