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 How Much You Save Each Month From Net Salary?, Are you satisfy with the amount save?

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heloelaine
post Mar 7 2011, 09:58 PM

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saving 25% of my salary... tried to fork out funds to invest every 2 months once...

i'm lucky enough to have a job near my home but it still won't save much as the salary consider low for a person working for 2 yrs... =="

try to cut unnecessary spending such as astro, internet+mobile usage fee (opt to use package plan), buying 2nd hand small or fuel efficient vehicles, try window shopping rather than $$ spending shopping... tongue.gif

life's tough but still able to survive...
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post Mar 8 2011, 10:29 AM

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When single, use to save 80% annual nett income (inclusive 1 job, 2 side business)
Current married, joint saving with my wife at 50%. With all expenses on our own (house, car & etc)
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post Mar 8 2011, 12:11 PM

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post Mar 8 2011, 06:34 PM

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i'm saving 40% max that's it
MamulaMoon
post Mar 9 2011, 12:42 PM

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I don't get it.... why some ppl managed to save 100% from what they are earning.?

no need to eat? even if you surf lowyat.net you still need to pay money to your ISP...

if you are earning a lot of money... you will still be able to save 99% of your income... not 100%...


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post Mar 9 2011, 01:44 PM

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QUOTE(MamulaMoon @ Mar 9 2011, 12:42 PM)
I don't get it.... why some ppl managed to save 100% from what they are earning.?

no need to eat? even if you surf lowyat.net you still need to pay money to your ISP...

if you are earning a lot of money... you will still be able to save 99% of your income... not 100%...
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gigolo or mistress can...

on a serious note, i believe when they say they can save 100% of their earning, it is their typical 9-6 day job. And they only live on the income from their investment. Thus thats how they can save 100% of their earnings aka salary.
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post Mar 9 2011, 01:49 PM

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QUOTE(jphlau @ Mar 9 2011, 01:44 PM)
gigolo or mistress can...

on a serious note, i believe when they say they can save 100% of their earning, it is their typical 9-6 day job. And they only live on the income from their investment. Thus thats how they can save 100% of their earnings aka salary.
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Live with parents also can save 100% mah. icon_idea.gif
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post Mar 9 2011, 04:18 PM

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QUOTE(edyek @ Mar 9 2011, 01:49 PM)
Live with parents also can save 100% mah.  icon_idea.gif
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Live with parent no need to give them monthly maintainence/ allowance-ah???

This is called 'pai kar chai' or 'ee sai chou' vmad.gif
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QUOTE(rakyat @ Mar 9 2011, 04:18 PM)
Live with parent no need to give them monthly maintainence/ allowance-ah???

This is called 'pai kar chai' or 'ee sai chou'  vmad.gif
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If the parents still working or own self business, you think need to give? biggrin.gif
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post Mar 9 2011, 05:48 PM

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QUOTE(edyek @ Mar 9 2011, 04:35 PM)
If the parents still working or own self business, you think need to give?  biggrin.gif
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It is not the money but the act of giving doh.gif . This is part of chinese culture of Filial piety. It shows respect and gratitude to your parents.

Remember the CNY advertisement - scene at old folks home and elderly ladies boasting bout their children high income, each one progressively higher then the other except 1 meek lady keeping quite. Next scene a proton roll-in (non-high income child), it was the meek lady's son visitng her while all other ladies can only look on jealously..... Filial piety my friend rclxms.gif

My mother & father in-law both gov servants, gets monthly pension with free health care and paid up house & cars but we still give them monthly allowance; do they need the money? No. Can they do with the extra? Yes. Do they use the extra? I dunno. It is just my duty to my parents icon_rolleyes.gif

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QUOTE(rakyat @ Mar 9 2011, 05:48 PM)
It is not the money but the act of giving  doh.gif . This is part of chinese culture of Filial piety. It shows respect and gratitude to your parents.

Remember the CNY advertisement - scene at old folks home and elderly ladies boasting bout their children high income, each one progressively higher then the other except 1 meek lady keeping quite. Next scene a proton roll-in (non-high income child), it was the meek lady's son visitng her while all other ladies can only look on jealously.....  Filial piety my friend  rclxms.gif 

My mother & father in-law both gov servants, gets monthly pension with free health care and paid up house & cars but we still give them monthly allowance; do they need the money? No. Can they do with the extra? Yes. Do they use the extra? I dunno. It is just my duty to my parents  icon_rolleyes.gif
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There are some people that just don't give, no matter what duty or culture we are talking. And I've seen these kind of people. Eat, Use and live with parents (semua parents). Save 100% salary and end up buying useless thing.
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i agree with edyek. Some people just dun give the parents especially when they are in bad term with their parents and their parents is financially stable. I've seen before too. Bad, very bad. hmmm
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post Mar 10 2011, 08:28 AM

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Save as much as I can after expenses but sometimes will spend something I plan to buy ,not buy randomly


Added on March 10, 2011, 8:29 am
QUOTE(playerseeker @ Mar 10 2011, 08:09 AM)
i agree with edyek. Some people just dun give the parents especially when they are in bad term with their parents and their parents is financially stable. I've seen before too. Bad, very bad. hmmm
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Different case if parent don't want children money


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QUOTE(playerseeker @ Mar 10 2011, 08:09 AM)
i agree with edyek. Some people just dun give the parents especially when they are in bad term with their parents and their parents is financially stable. I've seen before too. Bad, very bad. hmmm
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Different case if parent don't want children money

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post Mar 10 2011, 09:09 AM

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My parents are different. When I want to give them allowances, they refuse to accept it. Instead they ask me to save and invest it...
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i try to save at least 10% monthly, normally will try 20%. im having a hard time saving coz i like to shop, but i don't want to end up with nothing so die die must save something each month ><

not satisfied and i'd like to save 40% if i can.

my parents also refused to accept money from me coz they worry i don't have enough for myself but i insisted. sometimes i feel they r much more financially stable compared to me and what i give sure feel like 50cent oni compared to what they have, but i still give because i feel like it's what i should do after all they've done.
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QUOTE(jphlau @ Mar 10 2011, 09:09 AM)
My parents are different. When I want to give them allowances, they refuse to accept it. Instead they ask me to save and invest it...
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Me too my parent don't wanna take money from me,but I will buy things for them since they don't wanna money
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post Mar 16 2011, 10:46 AM

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QUOTE(rakyat @ Mar 9 2011, 05:48 PM)
It is not the money but the act of giving  doh.gif . This is part of chinese culture of Filial piety. It shows respect and gratitude to your parents.

Remember the CNY advertisement - scene at old folks home and elderly ladies boasting bout their children high income, each one progressively higher then the other except 1 meek lady keeping quite. Next scene a proton roll-in (non-high income child), it was the meek lady's son visitng her while all other ladies can only look on jealously.....  Filial piety my friend  rclxms.gif 
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My grandparents even more keng. Not even appear in the scene at the Old Folks Home. Cos of real filial piety, they stay with my eldest uncle! biggrin.gif rclxms.gif
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post Mar 16 2011, 11:00 AM

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After deducting tax & epf... what's left every month I save 40%

My method is to force saving, if I didn't buy a house I would have spent the money doh.gif

Next saving plan is to set aside my bonus to buy gold... because if need emergency funds house is slow to sell.

Not to mention if only need small amounts RM10k to RM20k its not worth to sell an entire house sweat.gif

This post has been edited by aaronpang: Mar 16 2011, 11:02 AM
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post Mar 16 2011, 11:20 AM

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QUOTE(newbie99 @ Mar 7 2011, 12:57 PM)
I think you can still save a bit more.

Astrobill - There's no need to watch Astro, or at least subscribe the cheaper package. I dont know what's the cheapest deal as I dont watch Astro/TV. Try do use for free time to do exercise instead of watching TV. Healthier that way, and save on medical cost in the long run.
Phonebill - Try not to use so much mobile phone, or use pre-paid to receive calls or for emergency.
Internet - Go for cheaper package, or at least go for the package you can lump in you local + interstate calls for extra 20 ringgit plus. (Cant remember the exact amount, but it's offered by TM)
Insurance - Buy only what's needed. Buy just enough to cover liabilities and your dependence.
Petrol + touch and go = guess that's for travelling to work. Can find a workplace closer to home? That will be a huge saving.

I personally earned high 5 digits a month, but I spend less that you on phone bill, asto bill, car installment, insurance, petrol, touch and go.
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hmmm, still can?
astro... mother watch wah lai toi...
phone bill 100 is needed iphone plan ma...
internet.. how to cheaper package? Rm90 is best already... save Rm10 at most...
insurance... i think Rm250 is very fair... if anything happen to me.. or sick... i, my wife and mother taken care off... and can clear the house debts...
petrol + touch and go... no choice... is stay far cos cannot afford nearby bangsar or bkt bintang area?
car installment... vios oni wor... sommore havent included the maintenance/ motor insurance.. which car you have? maybe you put in more capital... or longer installment...
oni thing for me is lucky i dun have any credit card debt.. otherwise i more stress...

but how u earn 5 figure and spend less than me, cos i consider my spending low d?
i am not able to save enough to obtain another property to let out also... although i have plans to...

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QUOTE(rakyat @ Mar 9 2011, 05:18 PM)
Live with parent no need to give them monthly maintainence/ allowance-ah???

This is called 'pai kar chai' or 'ee sai chou'  vmad.gif
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not quite....

I occationally dine with my mum or dad and they pay for it.. does that mean I am pai kar chai? cos the expenses will be claim back to family business.....

and they are partially retired while I spearhead the family business..... laugh.gif

pai kar chai is someone who spend money as they like for totally unnecessarily things... e.g. 10k bag

while never work at all....

and of course.... parents are filthy rich


Added on March 16, 2011, 11:53 am
QUOTE(edyek @ Mar 9 2011, 07:16 PM)
There are some people that just don't give, no matter what duty or culture we are talking. And I've seen these kind of people. Eat, Use and live with parents (semua parents). Save 100% salary and end up buying useless thing.
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my parents dont even want my money...

they claim that they have more than I do.... laugh.gif

e.g. does lee kar seng`s son give lee kar seng say USD one million per month to buy meal?? hell no doh.gif

This post has been edited by Awakened_Angel: Mar 16 2011, 11:53 AM

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