How much are you earning per annum?

Uol 2nd upper, graduate 3 years ago. Currently drawing 8k per months, looking at my exit options as the pay is quite low.

Low-key flex thread... Surprise no billionaire here yet in 2023.

Uol fch, working at local bank drawing 4.2k per month, looking for other opportunities as the pay sux.

Mid 50s, retired couple.
Sold our landed property. Made good profit. Bought a condo as our retirement home.
Debt free.
Use our cash and CPF to spend for our early retirement.
Our CPF Life will give us $4k plus per month at 65.

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Uol fch, working at local bank drawing 4.2k per month, looking for other opportunities as the pay sux.

The economic outlook in 2023 is not good, probably should wait till 2024.

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Uol 2nd upper, graduate 3 years ago. Currently drawing 8k per months, looking at my exit options as the pay is quite low.

Quite low?? How much do you think you should get with 3 years experiences? If I am your employer, I doubt I will give people like you even 7K. When you want pay rise, firstly, you should what you can contribute and what you have achieved in the last 3 years, not just some number you imagine you should get.

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Quite low?? How much do you think you should get with 3 years experiences? If I am your employer, I doubt I will give people like you even 7K. When you want pay rise, firstly, you should what you can contribute and what you have achieved in the last 3 years, not just some number you imagine you should get.

wdym, my friend working as financial consultant is already drawing 15k/month after 3 years of experience, My company is paying below market rate.

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wdym, my friend working as financial consultant is already drawing 15k/month after 3 years of experience, My company is paying below market rate.

Yeah but that's your friend right? Not you?

Your friend is most likely a better employee than you. I got friends earning 20-30k also in HRT firms from same uni same course as me, same GPA etc, does that mean I also deserve 20-30k? no lol.

You're delusional but good luck with your job hopping.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Mid 50s, retired couple.
Sold our landed property. Made good profit. Bought a condo as our retirement home.
Debt free.
Use our cash and CPF to spend for our early retirement.
Our CPF Life will give us $4k plus per month at 65.

We are an early 50s professional couple. We plan to retire at 55 after downgrading from our condominium unit to a four-room HDB flat. We should get a net $500k after the transactions. We will collect CPF of $200k. So we will have $700k to utilise for our spending from 55 to 65. At 65 onwards until we die, we will receive $5000 pm or $60k pa. Our spending will be about $3.5k pm or $42k pa.

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Yeah but that's your friend right? Not you?

Your friend is most likely a better employee than you. I got friends earning 20-30k also in HRT firms from same uni same course as me, same GPA etc, does that mean I also deserve 20-30k? no lol.

You're delusional but good luck with your job hopping.

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