Anonymous

18 Jan 2021

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Should I make large financial decision after I have sign my job contract or after the probation period?

I am preparing to purchase a house, but I have yet to find my first starting job. I am worried that after I received my first job and started working at the company, the company might not want to retain me for the position after the probation period.

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Caleb Seah Hua Xiang

18 Jan 2021

Set aside emergency funds when doing anything.

You don't know what will happen.

The worse case is a pro-longed unemployment that causes you to not be able to pay your monthly installment.

That's the worse it gets.

So set aside 12 months of M.I be it in CPF or Cash.

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Ramli Muhamad

13 Jan 2021

I am starting my new job on 18 January 2021

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Jimmy Soh

11 Jan 2021

I would strongly urge you to put your purchase on hold and consider your income options first. While...

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