It seems there is a lot of High net worth people here. Not bad. It is a good sign. Lowyat breeds alot of high net worth people.
How much is your net worth?, gauging your financial performance.
How much is your net worth?, gauging your financial performance.
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May 10 2010, 08:54 AM
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It seems there is a lot of High net worth people here. Not bad. It is a good sign. Lowyat breeds alot of high net worth people.
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Oct 6 2010, 06:01 PM
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QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Oct 6 2010, 03:26 PM) No need to reply this thread then you won't have any of these problems from the LYN members here. True or not true, one does not need to show his/her net worth. As long as you know what you are doing in your life, then that is good enough.Cheers, mate. |
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Oct 6 2010, 08:57 PM
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QUOTE(newbie99 @ Oct 6 2010, 08:06 PM) Actually what's wrong with taking in 14k a month and driving a 45k car? I take home more than him, and my father's 40 year old car, which i drive daily to work, is worth less than 1k (quotation from used car saleman). Since my work place is less than 5 mins from my house, and the car is still working, i see no point in spending extra for a new car. there is no problem with that, just that some people find it hard to believe. If i say that Im taking not even 5k salary, but im driving a 200k car,people will not believe me also. |
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Oct 7 2010, 06:46 PM
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Oct 7 2010, 06:37 PM) Good luck in the working world, my young friend. The working world is never what you think it is, your big words and as you said it : talking too much, will haunt you when the going gets tough. However, you might get it easier if you joined your father's company. This I concurred. I decide not to join my fathers' company in Sarawak when I graduate, and that why I develop my business in Sabah. With all those years of blood and tears, it ain't easy and certainly not for everyone I would say. During those difficult times, how I wish I would have joined him and expand his business (Start with RM 100 you can easily earn RM 100, but start with RM 0 to earn RM 100 it is not that easy). And lucky me that I've being persistent in my decision to develop my own business. |
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Oct 8 2010, 05:24 PM
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Oct 7 2010, 06:52 PM) Thank you, Edyek. You always have the very right to say that you are a self-made man. But, it's certainly harder to do it this way. I admire your courage, persistence and finally your method of achieving success. Yes it is much more harder comparing to join my father company. But the hardwork was worth it. QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Oct 7 2010, 07:02 PM) Hansel, No offense done. I think you have just insulted Edyek. I do not believe that he would say that he is a self-made man. Behind every successful person is a lot of helps along the way by many people. Nobody is self made. To say that is to be UNGRATEFUL to all those helps that a person received along the way. In this case, Edyek got his start with KEY SUPPORT from his mentor at the RIGHT time. Dreamer QUOTE(Awakened_Angel @ Oct 7 2010, 09:36 PM) What business are your parents into mate? How old are you now friend? 40+ ?? They are into Agricultural, land banking and real estate rental business (refer to one of my thread regarding room rental). Have not reach my 30s. The path you mentioned is known as "white hand rise house" bai shou qi jia aka in english... with empty hand, you rise your house I did the opposite as you friend.... I left my career in MNC and give up professional career as Professional Engineer and go back to help my parents in their business and be a family man now. And looking back, some said I am foolish. But hey... no regret man... I have my own company, staeady income, ample of time spend with my wife and my little princess.... I was graduate as Quantity Surveyor and I had to choose between going to Nottingham to get my degree in QS (got a full scholarship program with Yayasan Sarawak) or work with my dad or start on my own career. I choose the third, and yes it is bloody hell hard work, but as I've said it... It's worth it. |
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Oct 8 2010, 05:53 PM
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QUOTE(Awakened_Angel @ Oct 8 2010, 05:49 PM) Ahaha..... its in your blood.... I took mech eng. During my join class with civil eng, I can tell you, 80% of the students` parents are eigher contractors, developer, or consultants I didn't take the scholarship. Rejected it, and go to Sabah to work for a contractor and developer company. So, you start your career after nott? Anyway, I think we are off topic. |
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Oct 8 2010, 06:03 PM
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QUOTE(Awakened_Angel @ Oct 8 2010, 05:55 PM) Nope I didn't. Just got a Diploma. But I intend to finish my education some day, project management. Should be easy for me, I hope.I've refrain myself from disclosing my net worth in the 1st place when I saw this thread, and I don't intend to do it now. |
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Oct 8 2010, 07:08 PM
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QUOTE(Awakened_Angel @ Oct 8 2010, 06:22 PM) Age: <30Occupation: Developer/Contractor Marital Status: Not Married but got GF Asset(s): 1) Housing : a) Apartment (where I live now) = Fully paid b) 2 units of Double-storey terrace = Contra 2) Car = Prado King and Toyota Wish (personal) 3) Investment (posted before in LYN, so nothing to hide also) a) Land Bank = 5,040 acres in total (some are personal, some are sharing) b) Commercial buildings = 1 warehouse (personal) and 1 shoplot (sharing) 4) Cash in hand = ??? There, I post it. Added on October 8, 2010, 7:11 pm QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Oct 8 2010, 06:57 PM) Folks, Wow, @dreamer101. Impressive. I will check on your link and google more on the details you share. Just curious about the vanguard thingy.I am a 60/40 person.. 60% stock and 40% bond person. For those people interested in my holdings: ........................... Dreamer This post has been edited by edyek: Oct 8 2010, 07:11 PM |
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Oct 9 2010, 08:57 AM
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QUOTE(foofoosasa @ Oct 8 2010, 07:18 PM) No I'm not. Some of the land are shared investment.QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Oct 8 2010, 07:20 PM) edyek, Yeap, that's right. Just want to learn what is stocks and bonds, not necessarily will invest in stocks and bonds. Invest with your family, be a sleeping partner? This is a TOTALLY PASSIVE approach. I just do not have time to be actively managing my investment. I focused my time and effort on my job and family. It is NOT necessary better or worse than what you are doing. It is just a different way. If I have more time, I probably join my family on investing in Palm Oil plantation. They started a SDN BHD to do this. Dreamer P.S.: This is also a portfolio designed for retirement income. Hopefully, in a few years, I can retired and start traveling around. Then, I do not have time to be actively managing anything either. QUOTE(Awakened_Angel @ Oct 8 2010, 07:45 PM) 1) 1) Me too. Only my personal car are paid by me. Others four wheel drive (pickup) are purchase by company.P/S I worked for my own company. All my expenses, car installments, housing installments are paid by "company" that is a big wow 2) Just visited a land broker just now(afternoon) went to see a piece of land that was deem a "great deal" it is a 20 minutes from main road to the very rural area..... 10' road with great slope... then we reach it.... it was a hill... full of palm oil..... 7 acre for 800k edyek.. interested ?? 3) friend, my business partner just purchased a piece of land in cat state. 1mill for 50 acre. Is that cheap there? 2) I deem the land to be in West Malaysia. I don't invest there as I've no information about the land there. Don't know whether it is worth invest or not. 3) Location? If it is withing <20km from Kuching city, then the price should be around there. |
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Oct 9 2010, 01:21 PM
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QUOTE(Awakened_Angel @ Oct 9 2010, 12:29 PM) I was thinking business net worth. Same thing. I don't mind about net worth, it is just another figure ( I mean, spending like your monthly spending when are you going to finish your money?). As long as one is free of debt, able to save and invest. Then life is better than good. |
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QUOTE(EddyHyip @ Jan 11 2011, 06:40 PM) Age: 26 What does your valuable asset means / include?Salary: Field: Oil and Gas Net worth: Confidential Location: Malaysia Would like a general feedback... is it healthy to keep only 10k in FD as contigency and 5k cash on saving/current account. I did not see much value in keeping too much money in FD and savings and I would prefer to convert my money to much valueable asset. Tho' it means higher risk... Do you feel that I lack the liquidity or doing just fine? Current liability.. only 2 cars- 1 for rental and 1 personal use. |
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QUOTE(rakyat @ Jan 26 2011, 03:17 PM) How come sooo many high networth ppl around lyn??? Sumore dunno bout private bankers or wealth mgmt??? Maybe high salary earners? Like CEO? or General Manager?We will never know. I never heard of businessmen with lotsa epf nor 20+ yrs old with lotsa epf??? I think bankers will contact u personally (like visit u in your office/ home)to offer wealth mgmt services if u have RM500k in your account or draw salary of RM50k per month This post has been edited by edyek: Jan 27 2011, 12:17 PM |
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QUOTE(rakyat @ Jan 27 2011, 02:50 PM) CEO or GM within 3 years!!! Put it this way, I earn bout 15% to 20% what he is allerge to pull in and I have been invited. QUOTE(rakyat @ Jan 27 2011, 02:59 PM) If u pull in RM350k per yr it is really difficult to give it up (assuming you r a salaryman). I don't know what business in East Malaysia can actually generate that much of cash except oil palm and construction, but not surprise about the RM 700k profit. The age? I've no comment about it.Unless u have an alternate income source i.e. business or passive income, most ppl will continue until 'forced out'. In fact most will retire at 55 yo and then come back under contract coz the money is too good The other guy with a business (126126) generating RM700k profit and thinkin of retirement at 35 yo BTW RM700k profit @ 35 yo wow!!! U r doing better then some public listed company infact I would not be suprise that u r nominated to be young entrepreneur of the year. Waitaminute u r one of the top developer's children interviewed by the Edge recently Maybe the tech start-up or those invest in stocks can do it. QUOTE(khchong81 @ Jan 27 2011, 03:57 PM) Actually earning 700K per annum is consider Ok in Malaysia. Who told you earning RM 700k per year is consider ok? My ex-roommate during University time which is an IT geek currently earning RM1-2 million per month. Currently, he owned 11 properties which is some located at NZ & Australia; also he owned 7 cars ie: BMW X6, Lambo Murci, Porsche Panamera, Hummer H3 etc. He is only 29 years old this year. Too Bad, he is in illegal business so currently he is busy entertaining all the "Declaration" Letter from LHDN, Bank Negara & recently Kementerian Hal-Ehwal Dalam Negeri also want to belanja him drink coffee at their Putrajaya office. |
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QUOTE(iWill @ Jan 28 2011, 10:39 AM) Earning RM 100k per year, you can lead a comfortable life. Off topic : http://says.my (same concept as yours) developer by Youth Asia. One of their startup Groupsmore.com was officially bought over by Groupon.com Maybe you will get that much of money if your website has potential? Hows your website traffic? |
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Jan 28 2011, 10:53 AM
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QUOTE(iWill @ Jan 28 2011, 10:50 AM) heh... I was just browsing Groupsmore and says.com few hours ago. The two guys who started the site are only at their mid 20s, amazing. They got a good headstart because of their huge youth base. Good luck. I just got my site running early this year... a long way to go. I have 2-3 more projects coming on though. So I'll be busy Anyway, we are off topic. |
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QUOTE(mois @ Jan 28 2011, 11:40 AM) In East Malaysia, swiftlet farming actually can produce quite alot. In my area there are like 2-3 folks operate their Bird House for 8-9years and currently producing 8-10kg bird nests monthly. Might be more than that depend on season too. 10kg x RM4500 = Rm45 000. Sadly mine is not that much Ah, swiftlet farming. I left that out. My old man has been in this for almost 2 years, just heard him saying that the bird house has started to produce some nest. Not sure how much though.No, I'm not earning 1mil p.a. from my property. The passive income from my property has not reached even half of the mark. *Just notice you are from Sarikei. I notice that Sarikei has alot of bird houses from my last visit a few years ago. Added on January 28, 2011, 11:56 am QUOTE(126126 @ Jan 28 2011, 11:23 AM) Private banker is a very loosely coined term. Most only offer basic UT or some DCI. I just want to know what else is out there. Interested in Lank Banking? This post has been edited by edyek: Jan 28 2011, 11:59 AM |
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QUOTE(khchong81 @ Jan 28 2011, 01:19 PM) My ex-roommate create the betting website for a bookie group in Cambodia. He only take 2% loyalty from the total bet in the website. Since it is not a legit business, so hows is your RM 700k income consider ok?I prefer not to let my friend take care of me as u don't want get interview from Bank Negara to declare my source of fund. If you are saying RM 700k for illegal business, then i would believe it is possible to attain that figure or even more. |
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QUOTE(126126 @ Jan 28 2011, 03:04 PM) Land is something i m looking into at the moment. This game is for very sophisticated invesntor with cash to burn. Unfortunately am not qualified as i didnt have nor will i have any inheritance money to play with, whcih is why my portfolio is mainly tangible real property where i can leverage with Bank borrowings. Of course, it is much more easier to invest and play with building properties but the risk is all the same with land banking. One may also risk the the housing project being abandon, government policies, etc.But one thing i learn about land banking is you have to be patient. You hear a lot of ppl making tons of money from it, but there are equally as many (if not more) ppl who are still suffering from their cash being stuck in a piece of place which does not look like its gonna go anywhere soon.. Which is why the only land i m looking at are those where dev sells plot for bungalow plots. As the land bank expert, care to share if you have any comments, esp for land around the klang valley? But yes, it requires more cash/downpayment for land purchasing and there is no income as compare to building properties. Buying plots for bungalow lots: 1) Higher purchasing price compare to raw land 2) Not easy to sell as you have to find the right range of buyer I prefer land bank raw land which I can convert into : 1) Bungalow lots and sell 2) Commercial land and sell 3) Residential land and sell 4) Industrial land and sell 5) etc. Not from West Malaysia, therefore I'm not qualify to comments on Klang valley. |
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