Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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What's the realistic amount of savings to have to migrate to Australia and retire before 40 years old?

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Loo Cheng Chuan

05 Mar 2019

Founder at 1M65 Movement

I think Australia has a very different tax system that is very high relative to Singapore. They do have free education and healthcare though in compensation. So you have to judge if education and healthcare expenses are big for you, else you will be losing out.

That said, you have to ask yourself where your loyalty are And where is home and family.

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Dawn Fiona

04 Mar 2019

I'm not familiar with the cost of living in Australia so it'll be better to ask someone who lives there!

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Poon Cheng Song

02 Mar 2019

I will recommend that instead of looking at accumulating an X amt of savings, you should aim to achi...

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