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09-03-2019, 06:31 PM
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35 yr old
bank - 95k
cpf - 18k
hdb house - pay monthly mortgage
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13-03-2019, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
34 yo
430K all in
HDB flat pay using CPF |
I supposed the $430k is your family's networth? Ie your wife and your networth combined?
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13-03-2019, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
27 years old
saving: 4k
OA: 25k
SA: 7K
MA: 7K
Enjoy life too much. dont know the importance of saving when im young.
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At least you are aware of the importance of saving at 27, which is still a very young age considering that most male S'poreans enter the workforce at 25. Somemore, starting working life with a student loan hanging around their necks for some of them. Their savings at 27 might be negative!
Enjoy life when young is also not wrong, becos we are only young once - people grow older not younger!
I bought my first car at 27, after working for 2 years and emptied all my savings. The car was a 6 year old car, but it served me for 13 years! I renewed the COE when it was 10 years old.
There are two main ways to grow wealth (dont count inheritance and toto strikes):
1. Save more way. This way requires you to cut back on your lifestyle, save as much of your salary as possible. Dont own car, dont go for long holidays, eat cheaply, dont buy designers clothes, buy BTO etc.. Some people are disciplined enough to live a simple life all their lives. But this is not for me. We work hard because we want a better life for ourselves and family. For me, it is the second way below.
2. Earn more way. We should always aim to increase our income (salary, investment, business etc). This obviously requires more hardwork and time. In my early working life, I also gave tuition in the evenings to earn extra money. My first goal was to own a car, which I achieved after 2 years of work. With the car, I also went for night classes to get a Masters degree. This opened up more options, and I was promoted not long after that. My goals were clear, I wanted to stay in a condo, have a maid, cars, eat in restaurants regularly and long holidays (at least once) annually.
Fast forward to today, we own 2 condos, 2 cars, travel regularly and dine in restaurants regularly as well. Passive income around $180k a year. We are still working.
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13-03-2019, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
At least you are aware of the importance of saving at 27, which is still a very young age considering that most male S'poreans enter the workforce at 25. Somemore, starting working life with a student loan hanging around their necks for some of them. Their savings at 27 might be negative!
Enjoy life when young is also not wrong, becos we are only young once - people grow older not younger!
I bought my first car at 27, after working for 2 years and emptied all my savings. The car was a 6 year old car, but it served me for 13 years! I renewed the COE when it was 10 years old.
There are two main ways to grow wealth (dont count inheritance and toto strikes):
1. Save more way. This way requires you to cut back on your lifestyle, save as much of your salary as possible. Dont own car, dont go for long holidays, eat cheaply, dont buy designers clothes, buy BTO etc.. Some people are disciplined enough to live a simple life all their lives. But this is not for me. We work hard because we want a better life for ourselves and family. For me, it is the second way below.
2. Earn more way. We should always aim to increase our income (salary, investment, business etc). This obviously requires more hardwork and time. In my early working life, I also gave tuition in the evenings to earn extra money. My first goal was to own a car, which I achieved after 2 years of work. With the car, I also went for night classes to get a Masters degree. This opened up more options, and I was promoted not long after that. My goals were clear, I wanted to stay in a condo, have a maid, cars, eat in restaurants regularly and long holidays (at least once) annually.
Fast forward to today, we own 2 condos, 2 cars, travel regularly and dine in restaurants regularly as well. Passive income around $180k a year. We are still working. |
How old r u, what do you do for work?
Just turned 28
OA 28K
SA 8K
MA 9K
Stocks 40K
Cash 8K
Total 93K
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13-03-2019, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I supposed the $430k is your family's networth? Ie your wife and your networth combined?
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For myself only. Made up of stocks, bonds, cash, FD. Exclude cpf.
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15-03-2019, 09:56 PM
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25 years old, worked for abt 1 year 8 months
cash - $48k
cpf - $34k
trying to save as much as i can & learning how to invest
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31-03-2019, 06:29 PM
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28 yo, working for 3+ yrs now
Cash - 32k
Stocks - 43k
FD - 20k
Bonds - 12k
Crypto - 3k
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31-03-2019, 09:56 PM
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26 YO
Working 3 years now
Cash - 50k
Stocks - 100k
CPF - 60k
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31-03-2019, 11:27 PM
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30 yr old
Non CPF - 150 - 200k
CPF - 70k
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