Advertisement
Anonymous
Breakdown of expenses:
Not be getting married/BTO anytime soon. Parents expect me to give them money every month (amount at my discretion).
I read online that I should be saving 20% of my income, but I think it's too low.
I'd love to have guidance on how much I should be saving (& how much to give my parents).
And perhaps where is the best place for me to channel these savings. Thanks!
4
Discussion (4)
Learn how to style your text
Reply
Save
Hariz Arthur Maloy
31 Aug 2019
Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent
20% is minimum.
When you're single without much commitments, you should be saving 60%. Once you get married and a home, that drops to 40%, and then when you have kids, you'll probably save 25-30%.
Reply
Save
Write your thoughts
Related Articles
Related Posts
Related Products
4.8
782 Reviews
Maximum Interest: 2.50% p.a. for balances up to S$50,000
INTEREST RATES
$0
MIN. INITIAL DEPOSIT
$0
MIN. AVG DAILY BALANCE
4.4
321 Reviews
4.7
212 Reviews
Related Posts
Advertisement
If you are not investing yet, maybe first set up a cdp account and try to apply some tbills first?