Actually 10k is not considered high salary especially at KL. of course at other Malaysia state it is in T20 range
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May 3 2020, 11:46 PM
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Actually 10k is not considered high salary especially at KL. of course at other Malaysia state it is in T20 range
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Aug 31 2020, 07:49 PM
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QUOTE(AnAngel65 @ Aug 31 2020, 09:58 AM) Hi all, Your assets/saving is much higher than your epf ... I think either you are getting high profit rate from stock or having other second/ passive income to archive this good resultBeen reading the sharing here, felt like I could humbly get some advice from the sifus here~ Age: 26 Nett Pay: 4700 Monthly Expenses: Rent: 750 Food: 600 Phone bill: 50 Petrol: 200 Online shopping: 200 Parents: 500 Medical Insurance: 200 Medical supplement: 100 Others: 100 (Ochipalang) ----------- 2,700 Monthly savings: 2,000 Savings/Assets: 1. FD 10k 2. Rakuten 13k 3. PRS 5k (Topping up 2k yearly for income tax relief) 4. ASM 26k 5. OCBC 360 70k 6. EPF 49k Total Assets: 173k No outstanding loans. My parents bought me my first Axia and have been a great companion since. OCBC 360 was great as i manage to hit the high interest rate monthly, but now its only 2.6% pa so i've been looking at other high yield interest saving account option. Also, I'm interested in investing in robo-adviser (Wahed or stashaway) for perhaps 10% of my savings and with aggresive portfolio since ive been doing rather low-risk investment. Ive actually achieved my financial goal already (for this age), just trying to diversify more on the investments and learn more as there's so many diff type of investments now. Kindly give me any advice, thanks all in advance~ 2k per month saving already beats 95% Malaysian and it need high self discipline and determination especially for young people I’m not a sifu and just my suggestion is to use the 70k saving to invest in property or go more aggressive in stock, ETF or unit trust equity |
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Aug 31 2020, 10:50 PM
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QUOTE(AnAngel65 @ Aug 31 2020, 08:38 PM) Ahhhhhh thats too baddddd, I enjoy reading from all these experienced people in forum, so much to learn from them. No offense, yeah can see that you are doing well in the journey of financial freedom but I just curious on the amount as you said they are based on the salary you saved.Its okay, you can master his teaching and continue to share with all newbies like me~~~ Hmm not really, my stock investment only started like this year? My passive income as for now are just interest from FD, interest account or so. I guess its just my promotion or discount voucher that here and there saved some (like an aunty, hahahahha) Yes without knowingly im leading a lifestyle thats diff from my similar age, im not sure why too hahaha but at least im comfortable with it. Yes, besides 6 months emergency cash reserve, ive been planning to invest more in robo-adviser and unit trust. All need to carry out research and hard work, sometimes just lazy to do it.... 120k saving while 49k epf ... How many years you worked? I assume you worked 5 years and each month you saved 2k and bonus of 6k saved , 4% pa, you will have 160k now. But Net salary of 4700 for 5 years you will have at least 80k in your epf |
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