How much are you earning per annum?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Doing marketing for forex and shares training seminars?

I don't need to make anyone believe me. You wouldn't people to know your rich. I would created a company if i want to do marketing. Maybe you should start looking at yourself and ask why are you so poor and still complaining and envying others.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

mid 30, earning 150k n i not even a scholar!

sorry to hear that you are not a scholar. please make your kids study harder so that they do not turn up like you :-)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

mid 30, earning 150k n i not even a scholar!

wow, i never tot that LTA engineer/manager are paid so well at mid-30 (34-36)age.

mean you are getting 8-9K basic ??

executive, degree holder, 47

$120K per annum

Originally Posted by Unregistered

executive, degree holder, 47

$120K per annum

100k income doesn't seem out of reach these days. any tom dick and harry (not lky) can earn 100k after working for 10+ years.

easy peasy.

Since I have been trawling for a while, I thought I would contribute my little share.

I graduated in 2000 from NUS law school and was making about $3.7k per month at that time at one of the larger firms in 2001.

This was a really tough time to be a lawyer and I was bounced around quite a bit earning $3.5k the next year as a lawyer in a small firm and thereafter the same amount in a media company.

In order to make ends meet, I moved to Vietnam to practice law in a local law firm again making $3.5k for two more years.

I move back at the end of the contract and landed a job in a GLC for $5.5K a month for about two years. The bonus was great but I wanted more.

I moved then to an international bank as a VP for $7K per month.

I did that for two years before moving to another international bank for $10k per month.

Right now, after 11 years of slogging, I am finally doing about 190K per year including bonuses and have four private properties and one half share of an industrial property generating passive income.

Its not bad but its not as great as the other people out there it seems, but its enough to keep us all alive and kicking.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Since I have been trawling for a while, I thought I would contribute my little share.

I graduated in 2000 from NUS law school and was making about $3.7k per month at that time at one of the larger firms in 2001.

This was a really tough time to be a lawyer and I was bounced around quite a bit earning $3.5k the next year as a lawyer in a small firm and thereafter the same amount in a media company.

In order to make ends meet, I moved to Vietnam to practice law in a local law firm again making $3.5k for two more years.

I move back at the end of the contract and landed a job in a GLC for $5.5K a month for about two years. The bonus was great but I wanted more.

I moved then to an international bank as a VP for $7K per month.

I did that for two years before moving to another international bank for $10k per month.

Right now, after 11 years of slogging, I am finally doing about 190K per year including bonuses and have four private properties and one half share of an industrial property generating passive income.

Its not bad but its not as great as the other people out there it seems, but its enough to keep us all alive and kicking.

Already very good. I'm an engineer. After 15 years, I'm still making less than 100k including bonuses.

Count your blessings, bro!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

100k income doesn't seem out of reach these days. any tom dick and harry (not lky) can earn 100k after working for 10+ years.

easy peasy.

For graduates. Difficult for non-graduates unless doing sales.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

For graduates. Difficult for non-graduates unless doing sales.

Then do sales!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Then do sales!

No worries, am training in Manchester United. Going to get a 50k pounds/week contract soon.