QUOTE(aspartame @ Nov 22 2019, 10:00 AM)
Everyone see your figures went speechless already. Yet, you still have some doubt whether enough or not? More than enough la, especially with no kids. Without kids, your budget is going to be very flexible . In the very very very unlikely event that u run low on funds , can always down your standard of living a notch ...btw, no kids is by choice or what? And, I think you need to consider how flexible is the part time hours in Australia ... part time still “block out” a lot of time ...like if u work 2 hours every alternate days, can u take extended breaks for weeks or months few times a year for holidays? Otherwise , u r like working full time , not retired...
QUOTE(Dd2318 @ Nov 22 2019, 10:27 AM)
Hmm, I wud think most people become doctors to nobly serve society till a ripe ol age. Well, maybe not all.
If really stressed out n need a break, maybe shud take upcountry catfishing or net-tralling (dun know spelling)... Very relaxing!
I think aspartame has a good point there,... the Passive Income portion truely made many people speechless.
If you are able to make "Converted (using a simple assumption of S$ = AUD = RM x 3), the passive income ranges from RM90,000 to RM150,000 per month.', this means we can count your average monthly passive income from dividends, coupons, rentals and interests to be SGD40K PER MONTH. AND THIS IS PASSIVE INCOME.
Everybody would be impressed. The important point here is the Income-type, let's just
limit ourselves to regulated and known income to authorities. Shadow economy income may catch more,...
If yours is Active Income,... then err,... it's not really a big deal,.... but Passive Income ??
What is the size of your portfolio ? Do you have a blog that charts out your investment journey please ?
I'm sure even fund managers would like to learn from you !!!
SGD40K equates PER MONTH equates to SGD480K PER YEAR. THIS IS A VERY STRONG ACHIEVEMENT.
You record would better most, if not all of the SG financial bloggers whose articles that I have read, though I may not have read all,... Please share your blog.
On your plans,... well, I'm not really a guru on planning,.. never thought much abt my own plans too,...I just go on day by day. I have my own motivations,..
Maybe some comments from myself,...
1) I think.... money-wise, not too much for you to worry abt-lar,... unless you start thinking abt splurging to the likes of JLow,.. then maybe not enough to do it consistently. But with SGD40K per month and further income from your Active Income,... if consistent,... can still buy a nice yatch in SG to take your friends out to sea and to Bintan on weekends.
The side perks that come along with owning such a yacth (forgot how to spell,...) would be many,... especially if you have a liking for 'cordial relationships'. Life is short, bro,.. Don't worry too much abt what others say,,...
2) No 1) above can be expanded to Aust when you retire there one day. You really like Aust,.. huh ? Not for me though.
Err,... by the way, perhaps you already know this,... if you become a Tax Resident of Aus, their ATO will go after your Passive Income worldwide, especially Singapore assets. "Angmohs like to tax Passive Income",....please think abt this carefully.
3) I supposed you know a lot abt investments already, having been able to structure such a portfolio. So, I'll add the advice that you'll have to keep up your knowledge on investments so that you can continue to generate those Passive Income CONSISTENTLY FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIVES.
Otherwise, you'll have to entrust your portfolio to a private banking relationship mgr. Err,... best to know the things yourself,...
I heard my RM telling me over dinner that her counterparts in The US kena litigation for simply investing clients' money. This is not the first time I hear this,... many times. .. If the RM is not 'performing', you;ll have to keep pouring in funds to avoid margin calls events from coming.
If you can continue to keep pouring in funds then okay-lar,... BUT err,... I'm not JLow.
4) Ohh yeah,... I almost forgot this VERY IMPORTANT PART : I THINK YOU CAN'T STOP WORKING. BECAUSE YOU NEED THE IMAGE. JUST HAVING MONEY IS NOT ENOUGH. Better not retire at 50 !
Hmm,... I don't know how to explain this in detail,...
I guessed a lot that I said in the above are related to myself,... I'll be here.