To be frank, please get a degree. Some MNCs, e.g. mine in the finance industry, only hire ppl with minimim degree unless you want to do admin work. Also, you'll be competing with tonnes of local grads and foreigners who have degrees and willing to work for far less.

We have a process improvement department and they do pay well. The $4K you wanted is definitely achievable but need degree.

Hi Guys,

I'm planning to explore my career with banking lines in SG.

I'm currently working with International bank in MY for the pass 5 years. Started as a customer service answering calls and consistently developing to my current roles as client experience and process improvement.

I only have STPM (Pre Diploma) and earning RM 4000+ here (unsure if its looks good)

My question is how SG will accept candidates without Degrees andd if it does, hows the salary like? Will they offer SGD 4000+ also?

Look forward for your opinion.

depends on field.. in general if u r making 4k, sgd3.5k is acceptable... but mind you in sg, bank roles are very sought after..

just try.. no harm... its free, all to gain ntg 2 lose
what do u mean? dont get it..

raise OPR by 25bp, its like sibor... so as a result some banks raise BLR by 25bp also..  well, true to a certain extent, u can always do financial engineering.. huh? why la buy until like that... those usually <rm400k landed will end up like that.. buy proper landed at the right segment then you will hv a proper place of course comes with a price.. like sg, rental yield in msia for landed is bad, u will get -ve cashflow, for rental high rise is better.. but of course i know of people getting +cashflow for landed but initial outlay is high.. yeaps, lots of msians bought as weekend home, weekdays work in sg.. weekend like a bawse in msia

ermm, rental can always nego.. problem is real estate agency mkt in msia still not that well regulated like sg, have to really find good agents to manage it for u.. meth lab? you're in luck... worse still it becomes a chicken coop 

ini mau? 

it would definitely do but if the bank decides to hire you, i believe chances are good..