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Anonymous

07 Jun 2019

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How should I allocate my salary as a fresh graduate with a small pay (less than 1.2k), if the models for working adults tend to assume a 2k minimum salary?

I'll be on an internship with a small local start-up for a few months and the pay will likely be around 1.1k after CPF deduction.

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Benny

09 Mar 2023

Put aside atleast 20% of your income first

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YT

07 Jun 2019

Prioritise more on savings and try to limit spending.

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Just Being Ernest

06 Apr 2019

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First put away six months worth of emergency money

next ensure that your "defenders" (ins...

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