omg 45k. urmm, the company actually is created by yours from scratch? may i knw what type of service? is it in range of accomodation ?

You could retire early you know.

RM45K, after tax deduction should be about RM38K. Still a lot, oww!

True of not, chrysanthemum seller RM15K. If that's the case, all no need to study liao.. just open a stall selling chay kuey tiau can edy.

yawat.. u dun look down at hawker ppl leh.. their money press kao u oso got ar.. haha problem is u know how to char kuey teow or not 1st?

Yup. Tax-free income is damn crazy. Us, salaried workers, we are taxed. Hawkers and other odd job workers do not get taxed.

There's this guy in Melbourne who got interviewed by some people. He was a very shaggy fellow, with an unshaven appearance and always acted like a beggar. He would wash people's car wind-screens for two dollars, and usually the owners of those cars will throw in some tips or buy him lunch or something.

One day, he washes wind-screens for 8 hours. He managed to do like 250 windscreens per day for 2 dollars or something, and took back like 200 bucks in tips. That's 700 dollars per day. Plus, he gets free meals. Say he works 300 days in a year. Thats 210k, tax free!!

The amounts i posted were fictional, i forgot the details, but i know he got something like an annual income of 200 ~ 220k tax free. AUSSIE DOLLARS K!

To get a 200k annual income AFTER tax in Australia, you have to earn something like 380k annually, because the tax rate here is around 47%.

What job, can earn u 380k per annum?

ps : This guy has a million dollar MANSION in the most posh residential areas in Victoria and drives a beautiful SLK to work, he parks his car a hundred metres away and then goes to his work place - in torn clothes, face all dirty dirty, shaggy and all, looking like a beggar!

pps : you can't wash your own car in victoria (thats what i heard), due to drought. You can wash your windscreens though! That's why he can do this for a living - a pretty neat one at that!

he is not even qualify to post here because his income is not RM210k per month. His income is never constant as a forex trader. If i m earning rm210k per mth, wtf am i be here for?

If only that were possible..ideally compounding interest would work that way but I doubt if I'll put in more than USD 200K as capital (thus allowing me to increase the position size) because after a certain point, it would be very hard to liquidate ones position, which is not good when ur near to important economic news releases by central banks or Ben Bernanke's press conference. I make between 20% to 30% returns per month, and no, it's not a demo account but a real one. Cheers!

My income is nothing to shout about in the world of trading. It's not uncommon to find successful traders earning beyond USD100,000 permonth. One trader I know makes money to the tune of USD5000 per minute scalping the EURUSD which is a favorite pair for scalpers owing to it's low spread.  But thats nothing when compared to George Soros who made over USD1 billion in one day shorting the pound sterling. It's one the greatest trades in the field of trading.

are you the only designer in your company?
what was your first income ? you never work in advertising company??

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Added on April 26, 2010, 12:17 pm
Nowadays people who come out with a degree in mass comm don't necessary get hired without any other ability. Nowadays everyone can do good talking, good writing, especially if you're aiming to work in big corporate companies out there.
I'll share with you my working experience working in temporary fields.

Used to work in my college cafe during my class break for a few hours. I take orders from college students ^-^ and best part is, working hours is very flexible. I can work for even 30 minutes and then ciao back to class.. Pay wise RM5 per hour.

After that, I work as course assistant counselor in the marketing department in my college and the pay also same.. RM5 per hour

During semester break for 3 months + , I worked in First World Hotel Genting Highlands as front desk office, Info counter, etc, went to the PR side too..and my pay is not more or lesser than RM1800 - RM2000.. hey, not bad for a 19 year old.. Basic was RM699 (as I can remember) But bare in mind, working during the month of school holidays/end of the year, worker's percentage tends to goes higher

and along the way I did a few freelance job related to my field of studies during and after college life..

Now in my working life..

My First Job (About 8 years ago)

Pasar Malam Sales Assistant in Taman Connaught
Education: After PMR Exam
Salary: RM 20 per night selling various China stuffs. But the market value now should be RM35 per night.

Those who earn less than RM2k are normally fresh grad or blue collars. Apparently mere degree holders or any diploma graduates are more than demand. 

dont tell me 100% of the 74% ppl all earning more  than 2k?