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Originally Posted by Unregistered

That's average. Most 30-40 year olds are earning at least $750k

That's average. Most 30-40 year olds are earning at least $750M

When will publish 2022?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

That's average. Most 30-40 year olds are earning at least $750M

Useless fk, most 30 - 40 yos r earning $750B

Really, anyone above age 35 earning less than 200k P/A should just keel over.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Really, anyone above age 35 earning less than 200k P/A should just keel over.

you got some balls on you to encourage people to self harm

thats illegal according to Online Safety (Miscellaneous Amendments) bill that will pass in early 2023

good luck ah bro, got a few people on EDMW also do the same thing behind fake news etc, in the end they kenna arrested.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

most 30-40s are earning above 200k

According to national statistic data, 50% of 30-40s Singaporean (with degree) are earning above 85K (excluding CPF contribution from employer); 25% are earning above 96K; 10% are earning above 120K.

I am 39 year old working in SME as Manager and I earn 4.2k per month.
This forum has enlighten me so much on the current job market and pay scale.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

According to national statistic data, 50% of 30-40s Singaporean (with degree) are earning above 85K (excluding CPF contribution from employer); 25% are earning above 96K; 10% are earning above 120K.

What age range?

I remember the median salary for a degree being 7.5k or something, which should translate to a 100+k package

Most of my peers and I are above 200k, early 30s

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am 39 year old working in SME as Manager and I earn 4.2k per month.
This forum has enlighten me so much on the current job market and pay scale.

The problem is the sme

Originally Posted by Unregistered

According to national statistic data, 50% of 30-40s Singaporean (with degree) are earning above 85K (excluding CPF contribution from employer); 25% are earning above 96K; 10% are earning above 120K.

Might no longer be correct. The inflation been very bad recent years.