Anonymous

24 Dec 2019

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What is the ratio of family contribution between your spouse and you? And how do you determine that ratio?

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Wallace Chai

24 Dec 2019

30/70 for me.
Easy, my salary is higher so contribution would be higher though.

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Poh TC

24 Dec 2019

50-50 will be the ideal case

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Isabel Wong

24 Dec 2019

My dad contributes 100% as my mum is a stay home housewife. I think it should be proportionate based on your income (e.g. A percentage instead of an amount)

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Vicki Chng

24 Dec 2019

The partner and I have a joint acct, and each month we put in 10% of our take home pay! We came to this ratio cos for cc payments etc it doesn't come from this acct but our personal accts

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Cedric Jamie Soh

24 Dec 2019

Director at Seniorcare.com.sg

We don't have a ratio at all. I contribute monthly to my own parents side, and she contribute to her...

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