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Anonymous

04 Feb 2024

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What should 1 achieve financially in their 30s? e.g how much in investments, savings, CPF etc

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IANAFA but

24 Feb 2024

Do what you can do

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Olivia

09 Feb 2024

What's more important than financial benchmarking is setting SMART goals as part of financial planning (eg. $amount in year for length of retirement).

Also, how much you need will depend on how much it takes to fund your lifestyle. Take a closer look at your spending/budgeting habits to make your financial benchmarking or goal setting easier!

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High Tea

Edited 06 Feb 2024

The standard 100K by 30 Everything included except CPF.

But everyone live different (house, partner, etc), so dont be too hard on yourself

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Hui Juan

06 Feb 2024

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Personally, I think benchmarking is healthy only when it's done to ensure you live comfortably and have achieved your goals

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Seedly Rookie

06 Feb 2024

Maybe aim to get at least your first pot of gold by age 30 and "build" from there ?...

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