How much are you earning per annum?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You sound like someone filled with pettiness and jealousy. I feel sorry for you.

At least I’m not full of crap like you chump

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Assuming you're Singaporean citizen, you can take advantage of the numerous government policies enacted for your benefit such as CECA, and move to India to work in your current role for minimum 350k pa (Indian Rupees).

This is probably the most honest advice on this thread.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Assuming you're Singaporean citizen, you can take advantage of the numerous government policies enacted for your benefit such as CECA, and move to India to work in your current role for minimum 350k pa (Indian Rupees).

He is already earning combined 700k pa rupees with his wife oops right hand ok?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

My wife and I are young professional couple and make a combined income of approximately 700k per year, but wondering if a bungalow is realistic at this point. We have around 500k combined savings, and no other assets.

HAHAHA

super csb

Originally Posted by Unregistered

HAHAHA

super csb

700k a year

500k savings

No other assets

Ngmi kek kum gong if is real

Originally Posted by Unregistered

700k a year

500k savings

No other assets

Ngmi kek kum gong if is real

probably stuck in some dead-end 3k job

living out their fantasies in an anonymous forum and seeking validation

I chose to retire early mid 2019. My last drawn salary SGD 800k / yr. Senior leadership role in an MNC.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I chose to retire early mid 2019. My last drawn salary SGD 800k / yr. Senior leadership role in an MNC.

So ur income 0 la

Originally Posted by Unregistered

probably stuck in some dead-end 3k job

living out their fantasies in an anonymous forum and seeking validation

I wish I could identify them irl so I might laugh in their stupid faces.

Hey guys, I have been wanting to ask a question and hope to get some advice whether I'm overly frugal.

I make about 400k per year and I'm 32 years old.

I used to have a car for about 2 years but find it a hassle to maintain and with the growing oil prices, I decided to scrap the car. I feel a lot more free ever since getting rid of my car.

I work from home pretty much since covid.

I stay with my parents in a hdb and don't really have a desire to own a house. And yes, I don't have a house.

Am I too frugal with my money? I spend about 100k a year and save about 300k a year. I mainly spend on food and maybe buy some gadgets here and there.

The reason I'm asking is because I know of people who earn lesser than I do, but they will buy a private property, buy branded bags and expensive cars. In which I have no desire of. My only desire is to work. I feel a little strange because I hardly meet folks earning at my range or more being so frugal.