How much are you earning per annum?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am a GP Dr and see patients for preemployment check ups. Sometimed they show me their EP approval letter that is why I can see his salary.

Sure, doctor.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Got to know a Citibank 28 yr old VP who earns S$23k a month! He

Bro try harder la. VP in bank anyhow throw stone will hit one and bounce off and hit another 😂😂😂

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am a GP Dr and see patients for preemployment check ups. Sometimed they show me their EP approval letter that is why I can see his salary.

EP approval letter wont show salary one u dumb fk

if i was a lying retard like u i rather die sua

Insurance industry (non- sales role)

According to IRAS, I made 75,208 in 2022.

However, my base is 62,400 in 2022 which has recently been raised to 65,520 in 2023.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Insurance industry (non- sales role)

According to IRAS, I made 75,208 in 2022.

However, my base is 62,400 in 2022 which has recently been raised to 65,520 in 2023.

how many years of experience?

Ex professionals, retired couple, 55 years old. Managed to clear our mortgage. Debt free. We have savings of $600k to spend for our retirement from ages 55 to 65. $100k in emergency savings.

Our retirement activities include exercising at the gym, walking, watching movies and TV, volunteering, traveling and reading.

Our monthly expenses
Food and groceries $1000
Utilities, wifi, mobile $400
Transport $200
Medical insurance and fees $1000
Overseas travel (pro rated) $500 ($6k pa)
Entertainment $400
Miscellaneous $500
Total $4000 pm ($48k pa / $480k for 10 years)

Will receive a monthly passive income of $5k pm (combined) from CPF Life ERS from age 65 onwards. Children will contribute $1k pm. Total passive income $6k pm ($72k pa).

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Insurance industry (non- sales role)

According to IRAS, I made 75,208 in 2022.

However, my base is 62,400 in 2022 which has recently been raised to 65,520 in 2023.

WTF how many yoe???

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Ex professionals, retired couple, 55 years old. Managed to clear our mortgage. Debt free. We have savings of $600k to spend for our retirement from ages 55 to 65. $100k in emergency savings.

Our retirement activities include exercising at the gym, walking, watching movies and TV, volunteering, traveling and reading.

Our monthly expenses
Food and groceries $1000
Utilities, wifi, mobile $400
Transport $200
Medical insurance and fees $1000
Overseas travel (pro rated) $500 ($6k pa)
Entertainment $400
Miscellaneous $500
Total $4000 pm ($48k pa / $480k for 10 years)

Will receive a monthly passive income of $5k pm (combined) from CPF Life ERS from age 65 onwards. Children will contribute $1k pm. Total passive income $6k pm ($72k pa).

Amazing retirement life. We can also retire soon when we reach 55. We can downgrade from our condo to a 5 room HDB flat and cash out.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Insurance industry (non- sales role)

According to IRAS, I made 75,208 in 2022.

However, my base is 62,400 in 2022 which has recently been raised to 65,520 in 2023.

Can share how many yrs you worked??

We are around 50, me 48 and hubby 51 and can retire now in our freehold 4 bedder with our 2 teenage sons. Condo will be paid up soon using CPF. We have S$900k in cash and equivalents which can last us till 65 to 68 years old after spending S$4k a mth
Overseas house rented out which gives us another S$1k a mth. When we are 65 years old, cpf life will also give us S$4k a mth. So we have S$5k a mth till old.

Only thing is sons' education. Will prob ask them to take a student loan.
But I am still working now since still able to work and 48 years old is a bit too young to retire. But it feels good that I don't have to worry even if I lose my job.