Salary.sg Forums - How much are you earning per annum?

why do you sound so angsty? 20k earners like I said, is really not a lot in the world of tech. we work hard to earn our keep just like everyone else. if there's someone you should envy, ask the FO folks who cut corporate deals. those are the real high income earners. my annual salary is just a small part of their annual bonus. we are now in 2022, not talking about 1960s salary hor.

dun be a clown la. i am in tech . u talking about rupee or rupiah. or u play make believe in your room?

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29-07-2022 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 225294)

Wife (me) 29, 13k gross.
Husband 34, 20k gross.
Both in tech.

Residential condo 1.89m
Investment condo 1.2m

No kids
1 car

Savings 100k
Investments 220k

Top up SA and SRS max yearly.

We spend very little on ourselves, eat food court every day and I take public transport to work. Husband use car for work. I come from a average family and worked very hard to double my income in a short span of a few years. Takes a lot of grit and determination, not a pretty or easy path.

story don't add up. nice to play pretend with your fingers.

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29-07-2022 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 226679)

story don't add up. nice to play pretend with your fingers.

You don't know 1 la. even lim bei who graduate from sim uol getting 8k after working for 2 years in tech.

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29-07-2022 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 225814)

Me - 41 yo, $175k pa
Wife - 37 yo, $150k pa

2 kids, 1 conti exec sedan, own property $1.8m with $1m mortgage.

Now just focusing on reducing that mortgage (sigh).

Weird people in this forum. This one is the most believable post yet you all choose to harp on the troll posts. You can tell from the writing style that it is the same troll living in different scenarios.

Gggy	29-07-2022 11:21 PM

Regional Sr manager, engineering
$152k per annum

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30-07-2022 02:07 PM

A lot of dragon and phoenix here.

33 just change job from a smaller mnc to a bigger mnc.

140+k per annum.

Started at 39k per annum in 2014.

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30-07-2022 08:48 PM

30 y.o. working in US BB investment bank

Pulling in 467k in total compensation last year but likely to drop by alot this year due to sluggish capital market

But I work 10000 hours...

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31-07-2022 12:54 PM

Im single mother working as RM.

Basic 4k
Comms vary, but every month is like 7k plus minus la.

Life is ok. But need to save more. This line, pressure to dress well and spent lots

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