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3 Big Money Mistakes Singaporean In Their 30's


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My principle is total combined expenses of such should be no more than 30% of my average income.

Thats good but still easily "misused" with leverage

 

Eg, you buy a $300k car with 8 yr loan when your salary is only $100kpa.

Your expenses monthly can still be kept with 30% but your commitment may be too long

 

Well anyway we all manage our iwn. Cheers

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Thats good but still easily "misused" with leverage

 

Eg, you buy a $300k car with 8 yr loan when your salary is only $100kpa.

Your expenses monthly can still be kept with 30% but your commitment may be too long

 

Well anyway we all manage our iwn. Cheers

 

Now have 8 year loan? Mine is 5 year.

 

And my income goes up by a third at least every year. I run biz. So my expenses ratio go down quite fast.

 

Happy mothers' day to all!!!

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Now have 8 year loan? Mine is 5 year.

 

And my income goes up by a third at least every year. I run biz. So my expenses ratio go down quite fast.

 

Happy mothers' day to all!!!

Good for you.

 

Yes, now still got people offer 9yr loan even,

Like i say, they should just clamp it down.

No full cash, dont buy. Simple

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Now have 8 year loan? Mine is 5 year.

 

And my income goes up by a third at least every year. I run biz. So my expenses ratio go down quite fast.

 

Happy mothers' day to all!!!

 

Mine is 5 year loan too... but intend to clear off 1 year from now :)

Don't like to bog down by loans .... very stressful

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Mine is 5 year loan too... but intend to clear off 1 year from now :)

Don't like to bog down by loans .... very stressful

Good idea, not worth paying the interest if circumstances allow

 

:)

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Now have 8 year loan? Mine is 5 year.

 

And my income goes up by a third at least every year. I run biz. So my expenses ratio go down quite fast.

 

Happy mothers' day to all!!!

 

By the way, people who think that their income will grow by a third at least every year are probably very optimistic and just as likely unrealistic.

 

A third every year means you double up up every three years.

This will make you Singapore richest man in no time.

 

😅😅😅😅😜😜😜😜😱😱😱😱

 

😎

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By the way, people who think that their income will grow by a third at least every year are probably very optimistic and just as likely unrealistic.

 

A third every year means you double up up every three years.

This will make you Singapore richest man in no time.

 

😅😅😅😅😜😜😜😜😱😱😱😱

 

😎

 

Where got so fast.. e.g 10k become 13k, 13k become 16k+, become 21k.. So slow. Even if you add a 0 behind also slow.

 

People I know double up their income in a year or half yearly.. I am considered slow for a businessman.

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Where got so fast.. e.g 10k become 13k, 13k become 16k+, become 21k.. So slow. Even if you add a 0 behind also slow.

 

People I know double up their income in a year or half yearly.. I am considered slow for a businessman.

can I invest in your business?
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If grow by a third every year:

 

$100k become $133k become $177k become $235k.

 

$100k become $235k more than double in 3 yrs.

 

If every year grow by a third :

 

Start $100k

1.$133k

2.$177k

3. $235k

4. $313k

5. $416k

6. $553k

7. $736k

8. $979k

9. $1.3mi

10. $1.69mil

11. $2.25mil

 

By year 20, the number is almost $30mil....

Wah, if continue another 20yrs, confirmed true blue billionaire!

 

You trying to start ponzi scheme is it? Heh heh

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Where got so fast.. e.g 10k become 13k, 13k become 16k+, become 21k.. So slow. Even if you add a 0 behind also slow.

 

People I know double up their income in a year or half yearly.. I am considered slow for a businessman.

 

Like that is first year 30% only lah. Second is 18+%.

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I think quite a handful

 

im just wondering coz i know alot of pple's investment prop rent cant cover their mortgage, so i wondering the actual financial situation now.

 

In other words, if say rent mkt doesnt recover n global recession later this yr, ho say liao for low ballers.

 

anyway i dont time d mkt, just waiting lor.

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If grow by a third every year:

 

$100k become $133k become $177k become $235k.

 

$100k become $235k more than double in 3 yrs.

 

If every year grow by a third :

 

Start $100k

1.$133k

2.$177k

3. $235k

4. $313k

5. $416k

6. $553k

7. $736k

8. $979k

9. $1.3mi

10. $1.69mil

11. $2.25mil

 

By year 20, the number is almost $30mil....

Wah, if continue another 20yrs, confirmed true blue billionaire!

 

You trying to start ponzi scheme is it? Heh heh

 

wet blanket

 

:D

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Law of diminishing returns will kick in soon. First 3 years grow by a third. I foresee the next 5 years also the same, after that will not grow at the same rate bcuz biz expansion will slow down, switch model to franchise.

 

Don't believe me it's okay lah, I don't want to expose my NOA here or biz revenue. But biz really can earn a lot. I know someone start up to 5 years, now monthly income 200k at least.

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Law of diminishing returns will kick in soon. First 3 years grow by a third. I foresee the next 5 years also the same, after that will not grow at the same rate bcuz biz expansion will slow down, switch model to franchise.

 

Don't believe me it's okay lah, I don't want to expose my NOA here or biz revenue. But biz really can earn a lot. I know someone start up to 5 years, now monthly income 200k at least.

 

f&b? the franchise model is the get rich quick idea for alot of bizmen... take the upfront fee n head for da hills! lol

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f&b? the franchise model is the get rich quick idea for alot of bizmen... take the upfront fee n head for da hills! lol

 

For people unfamiliar with the franchise model, they only see the franchise fee component.. there are others. If you supply the raw materials or goods, you slap on another layer of profit margin. Plus monthly sales commission from all the outlets. And all these from doing nothing because your supply chain and logistics would be automated by then.

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Law of diminishing returns will kick in soon. First 3 years grow by a third. I foresee the next 5 years also the same, after that will not grow at the same rate bcuz biz expansion will slow down, switch model to franchise.

 

Don't believe me it's okay lah, I don't want to expose my NOA here or biz revenue. But biz really can earn a lot. I know someone start up to 5 years, now monthly income 200k at least.

People dint say dont believe.

People say even though Sunday comes every week, not every week is Sunny....

 

Wish you all the best in getting monthly income $300k

Just remember to tip the tablewiper 50ct or $1.

Our lives very hard

 

Huat

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For people unfamiliar with the franchise model, they only see the franchise fee component.. there are others. If you supply the raw materials or goods, you slap on another layer of profit margin. Plus monthly sales commission from all the outlets. And all these from doing nothing because your supply chain and logistics would be automated by then.

 

yalah but compared to upfront fee the sales comm etc is ikan bilis especially if ure franchisee mati later on coz no guarantee they know how to manage long term

 

upfront fee FTW! lol

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