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28-03-2023, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Don't keep so much cash at hand. Value eroding day by day. Put in BOC 1.9% one year FD better.
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Married couple 57/47 with 2 teenaged kids.
Cash 180k
Combined CPF 1.09 mil
Stocks 423k
Bonds/SGS 384k
Insurance value 280k (encash $501k in 8 yrs)
Condo 980k (fully paid)
Car Loan 18k
Single income 125k
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28-03-2023, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I don't think NS is a disadvantage. Rather a platform where you push your limits and that's how you get to truly understand the type of person you are and that is something very valuable in life. You also get to gains leadership skills if you put in the effort.
But it really depends on who you are. Someone who complains about things outside his control or the one who uses it to their advantage. If you are the former, I am sure you have keng your time thru NS, so why ask for benefits?
Also if you want to complain about FT(s), might as well also complain about foreign companies (MNC) that come to Singapore, open their HQ here, and give you jobs. Close the doors to the outside world, and very soon Singapore will be dead. At the same time, you think of moving out, aren't you an FT to whichever country you move to?
I believe we get many benefits/privileges as citizens, from the lower cost of housing to education. Just by the means of being born here. And further you get your easy employment privileges in GLC and public sector. But guess what you want to work at "Foriegn" companies.
PS: of course, the world is not perfect. Want to cry about it?
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sounds like some naive ginna that stays in an ivory tower.
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09-05-2023, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
sounds like some naive ginna that stays in an ivory tower.
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Young si ginnas too good life and too pampered. They become entitled strawberries. Absolutely no fight in them. They think its the gov owes them a living. No concept of the role of gov thinking they can simply vote others and magically all their problems are settled.
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17-07-2023, 04:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Married couple 57/47 with 2 teenaged kids.
Cash 180k
Combined CPF 1.09 mil
Stocks 423k
Bonds/SGS 384k
Insurance value 280k (encash $501k in 8 yrs)
Condo 980k (fully paid)
Car Loan 18k
Single income 125k
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Sharing ours - married couple 53/52 with 3 kids
Dual income 600k
2x condo valued 4.5 mil fully paid
CPF total 1.6 mil
Stocks 1.4 mil
Cash/FD/SSB/TBill. 0 5 mil
1x family car fully paid
Insurance well covered
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21-07-2023, 11:42 PM
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Married couple 46/45
2 young children
Cash 200k
Combined CPF 1.2 million
Stocks 300k
Insurance 200k
Home condo 3.5 million fully paid
Rental condo 1.5 million fully paid
Overseas apartment 600k fully paid
2 cars fully paid
Single income 500k
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22-07-2023, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Married couple 46/45
2 young children
Cash 200k
Combined CPF 1.2 million
Stocks 300k
Insurance 200k
Home condo 3.5 million fully paid
Rental condo 1.5 million fully paid
Overseas apartment 600k fully paid
2 cars fully paid
Single income 500k
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well done. you are the poster couple for a successful SG household
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22-07-2023, 03:18 PM
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35M, divorced
No property
No debt
CPF: $220k
Cash: $152k ($102k in UOB One account, $50k in CIMB)
Investment: $210k (approximately)
Insurance (Savings): $98k (current surrender value)
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03-09-2023, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
me 42 yo this year and and my net worth is now $787k ( CPF, Cash, investments).
and 1 rolex watch worth about 5K
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managed to find my own post 7 years ago lol
currently single coming to 49 yo
cash 1.09 mil
cpf 721k
no house, no car, no wife
now that rolex explorer II worth a bit more.
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