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unregistered 24-11-2010 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Razor--- (Post 1114)
I totally agree with you that fighting for minimal increment for the sake of expanding wealth is silly. Because the fact is you can't get wealthy by getting 300-500 increment every year.

I think I would have to disagree. If you can get a 500 increment a year, 10 years later your income would have increased by 5k, which equates to 65k p.a. , including 13th month. Any bonus you get (especially in high bonus industries) will be based on your monthly salary. I think that will actually help a great deal in your journey.

Of course, I'm assuming you don't spend the increment on additional MBS/RWS trips.

Unregistered 24-11-2010 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by unregistered (Post 7999)
I think I would have to disagree. If you can get a 500 increment a year, 10 years later your income would have increased by 5k, which equates to 65k p.a. , including 13th month. Any bonus you get (especially in high bonus industries) will be based on your monthly salary. I think that will actually help a great deal in your journey.

Of course, I'm assuming you don't spend the increment on additional MBS/RWS trips.

I have a different view on this. focus on the long term and sustainability of your career. Not everyone is cut out to be self employed. so if your pay is low, instead of fighting over that small increment, look at how this job can help move you up the ladder or transfer to another job with a quantum leap in income. I won't quibble over the small increment if you don't lose sight of the big picture.

I was averaging 120k pa in singapore between 30-34. I have 60k savings, one HDB flat and 100k cpf. Nothing to shout about.

I left singapore at the age of 35 and pay went to 220k to 360 pa. I bought another property in beijing and now my net worth is roughly 2million.

Unregistered 24-11-2010 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 5292)
aged 37
Annual Income: SGD 302,400
(age*annual income)/10 = SGD1.119M

MV stocks: SGD 298,200
MV property: SGD 1.8M
Loan on property: SGD 1.3M
Cash: SGD 20k

Net worth: SGD 818,200 < 1.119M

I'm a loser!

And a big one too! :D just kidding, you have not include your CPF, market value of your car, insurance, etc. Those are part of your networth too.

Unregistered 24-11-2010 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 8004)
And a big one too! :D just kidding, you have not include your CPF, market value of your car, insurance, etc. Those are part of your networth too.

With an income of 300k, a cash holding of only 20k seems too little. How does he spend his disposable income?

Unregistered 24-11-2010 06:01 PM

paijud righteous
 
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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 8006)
With an income of 300k, a cash holding of only 20k seems too little. How does he spend his disposable income?

His loan for property also very high.

Unregistered 20-06-2013 02:58 PM

Your income is 300K and your cash is only 20K. OMG, you're screwed man!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 5292)
aged 37
Annual Income: SGD 302,400
(age*annual income)/10 = SGD1.119M

MV stocks: SGD 298,200
MV property: SGD 1.8M
Loan on property: SGD 1.3M
Cash: SGD 20k

Net worth: SGD 818,200 < 1.119M

I'm a loser!


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