@viewsoff This city never gets old. MBS has been my go-to forever — whether it's a long dinner at Cé La Vi watching the skyline change colours, or a late night at Le Noir with the crew. Singapore just hits different when you're with the right people. 🇸🇬
@viewsoff This city never gets old. MBS has been my go-to forever — whether it's a long dinner at Cé La Vi watching the skyline change colours, or a late night at Le Noir with the crew. Singapore just hits different when you're with the right people. 🇸🇬
This city never gets old. MBS has been my go-to forever — whether it's a long dinner at Cé La Vi watching the skyline change colours, or a late night at Le Noir with the crew. Singapore just hits different when you're with the right people. 🇸🇬
Never flaunt your wealth, not even to family. Clear your debts first. Let the money sit for six months. Skip the impulsive property purchases. Keep your day job. Stay low-key — the quieter you are, the safer you'll be.
I adore Singapore. Lush trees and lawns abound, making breathing a pleasure. Despite being tropical, it’s not muggy, sunshine gentle, with no secondhand smoke or exhaust.
Knowing about AI, US stocks, and Nvidia — that alone puts you ahead of most people. Awareness is an asset.
This round of wealth distribution comes down to one line: people who own assets win, people who only sell labour lose. You don't need to buy Nvidia's headquarters
Many Singaporeans are unhappy because they're earning kopi money but budgeting for Starbucks every day — then wondering why the bank account never grows. It's not about how much you earn. It's about the gap between your income and your expectations.🙂↕️
There’s always a conversation on “how much income is considered rich?” in Singapore
I asked Perplexity for the latest numbers that it could dig up and here’s what it said:
Top 10% → $17,000 a month
Top 5% → $25,000 a month
Top 1% → $63,000 a month
Median → $5,775 a month
We ARE a high income country
However, you’d constantly see people complaining that they’re not making enough
And yes, I know Singapore is not necessarily the “cheapest” but it’s decent
The pursuit of wealth in Singapore has blindsided most people - it’s made them compare amongst the top 10% of the world
But if we were to just take a step back, we can all acknowledge that living and being born in Singapore is akin to striking the lottery
Singapore-maxxing
Investing in US Stocks Is Simpler Than You Think
For most people, the answer is straightforward: just keep buying VOO and QQQM on autopilot.
Short-term (under 1 year)? 👉 Watch what Trump talks up — and follow his lead.