always thought i'm the more fortunate among my peers until i see the multi mil networth most folks in this forum has... haiz...

32 yrs married with 1 kid
combined annual with wife about S$200k

Jap car fully paid for
HDB Executive Condo (S$200k loan left)
Stocks and Cash (~S$400 - S$450k ish with wife)

myself: 200K, IT
Wife: 100K, banking

Age: mid 30s

Home: terrace house, valued at 2.4M

Cash and stocks: 750K

Living in a HDB, regardless of size, is nothing to be proud of.

at least its a roof over the head, many of my friends are struggling high the high COVs..

age 25

job - foriegn banker

cash: only ard sgd 50k (self investor)
fixed D/investments: sgd 200k

Not sure why some people must put others down. HDB nothing to be proud of? So what if you got many condos/private property to your name? You are just the type that I totally ignore when it comes to social functions....

We are all here to compare salaries.

So you are proud of mediocrity?

If your son gets a C, you're happy?

If the government can't perform and screws up policies, you're proud?

er... you are comparing apples/oranges?

Whoever said anything about being proud of mediocrity?

I am just saying why should a person staying in a HDB flat, with a respectable job (he and wife combine income $200K??) be put down?

So if you son get a C, you disown him ah? That's what you trying to tell me?

In Singapore, if you don't live in a private property, you are actually a nobody. That's a reality. Noone will tell you this in your face in the real world. We are now in an online forum so people will tell you the hard facts.

Those who live in hdb - nobody
Those who live in condo - almost there
Those who live in a landed property - you've arrived and indeed a somebody. Only 5% of Singaporeans live in a landed property

Work harder to be a somebody in your life

Keyboard warrior, what makes you think i'm not staying in a landed? :)

Just that I don't really put down other people who stay in a HDB but have an honest living.

That's the difference. I think enough has been said. Lead your life, and if life throws you a curve ball, be sure to come back and read this statement that you have written.