Well it is important to remember u have ur CPF to pay for ur housing loan, which is 32% (20% from urself, 12% from employer) until S$5k, so as long as your CPF can support it, you're pretty fine with a smaller pay cheque.
Well let's see
Daily expenditure: $ 800
Leisure: $ 500
Car: (Toyota), $ 1,000 (including petrol + taxes)
Savings: $ 500
Holiday: ($5,000 / 12) $ 600
Subtotal $ 3,400 (takehome)
Gross $ 4,250 (3,400 / 0.8)
This gives you a CPF contribution of $1,360. (Annual contribution of $16,320. Based on 30 loan period $489,600 (equivalent to $300,000 buying power) you can get probably a new 5 room flat in outskirts area like Sengkang, Punggol, or a resale 4rm flat in mature estate.
Here I am making a few assumptions
- no kids
- single
- constant salary
- no parental support
- constant employment for next 30 years.
2006-09-24 18:50:35
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answered by hotchocolate 2
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$4K should be enough even for a family of 4, provided you don't own a car and don't expect too much. Then you should be lived comfortably in SG.
(ya, for Ryan D, SG = Singapore).
2006-09-24 00:46:51
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answered by Lembu 1
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Not enough details. Do you have a family to support? What type of car are you planning on driving? Which area do you live in, do you work in the CBD area?
My family managed the above on about $10K.
2006-09-23 23:58:53
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answered by boo! 3
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If you are single, you need to earn as least S$3000, if you have a family, at least $$7000 household income.
2006-09-24 23:25:02
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answered by Tan D 7
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Car : $1,200
House : $1,800
Holiday of 2 : $6,00 /12 = $500
Others : $1500+
Saving : $1000
Total : $6000+
Do you think so.
2006-09-24 00:13:01
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answered by LS 3
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SG?
2006-09-23 23:47:13
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answered by Ryan D 4
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