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Lets talk salary v4
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gamenoob
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Oct 5 2011, 06:00 PM
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.. I think u all under declare ur nos here otherwise how can the lifestyle n property talk so hot here in lyn.  Bought all the latest toy n gadget some more etc etc.. Seriously there are no right or wrong nos n if u start to compare, u will die one like old chinese saying .. Yan bei Yan, bei sei Yan! But some nos are on low side. To survive financially by the time u 30, u must make minimum 6-7k. 12k by 40. These are absolute min amount taking into consideration of expected living expenses at that age. Otherwise almost impossible to retire unless u have some well thought fin plan for retiring ie investment on property or equity. The above r strictly general nos at the worst case, u shld aim higher. This post has been edited by gamenoob: Oct 5 2011, 06:01 PM
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gamenoob
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Oct 6 2011, 09:51 AM
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QUOTE(cranx @ Oct 6 2011, 08:56 AM) agree with you. though if you are already earning around RM7k by 30, you should be much more well off by the time you reached 40. a lot of early 30s are now earning in excess of RM10k per month. This one I'm also perplex because if I recall there was some statistic saying that less than 3% or was it 1% of the workforce earn more than RM10k per month (based on KWSP contribution)... Granted, those entrepreneurs or own business will not be part of the statistic so we never really know the closest estimate by age on how much they earn unless our Hasil Team improve their auditing capability on those sdn bhd. Then again I met quite a few who earn more than 10k in mid 30s that have equal lifestyle to match that they struggle... some overgear and some overspend... and some of them tumble quite a fair bit and fade away...
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