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Anonymous

24 Jul 2019

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For people living with their parents, what percentage of your income do you give them to contribute for household expenses etc?

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jiajing wang

24 Jul 2019

My take home is only 2.6K and I give my mum only $600. .im not sure if it is too few but I do bring them out to gd dinner sometime. (we don't cook at home
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Junus Eu

23 Jul 2019

I pay directly for household groceries/consumables like toilet paper (goes very fast in the house), tissue paper, toothpaste, shampoo, body soap etc. And when it comes to big ticket items that need to be replaced eg. washing machine, curtains for the whole house, mattresses and bedsheets for everyone, I cover that too.

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Luke Ho

08 Apr 2019

Founder and Director at CFX Money Maverick Pte Ltd

As a self-employed, I try to give them an absolute number because my income fluctuates on a monthly ...

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