There might be a cap somewhere... but 8k is way too low.... i got a fellow ns friend who earned double that and still got called back. he was a clerk... SAF pay him the equivalent of 16k a month to do filing... so we know where our tax dollars go....Originally posted by CoolMyth:Is it....? Yeah, I tend not to believe also.....after all, defence budget everytime so many....cannot be got no money to pay the high-earners right?![]()
i supoose you don't even smell 1k?Originally posted by crazy monkey:the cut-off is 10 k per month.![]()
fark youOriginally posted by Deportivo:i supoose you don't even smell 1k?
Maybe different camp/unit, different policies.....and also depend on work/rank etc.....Originally posted by spencer99:There might be a cap somewhere... but 8k is way too low.... i got a fellow ns friend who earned double that and still got called back. he was a clerk... SAF pay him the equivalent of 16k a month to do filing... so we know where our tax dollars go....
the highest claim i saw was $16k.Originally posted by spencer99:that is a myth, there are a lot of NSmen who earned 8k and are being called back.
They do invite you to apply if you have good spending and payment records with them as well. Well, I'm saying that it can be used as a rough estimate but that's it.Originally posted by CoolMyth:My relative invited to sign for platinum card recently but the income is like.....
So, not necessary platinum card holder is high income one lor....![]()
Quite true also.....my relative always pay on time one.....never default on payment.Originally posted by elindra:They do invite you to apply if you have good spending and payment records with them as well. Well, I'm saying that it can be used as a rough estimate but that's it.
But I think theirs is some kind of bond, must come back and serve, since I think mindef is supporting their studies.....I might be wrong....Originally posted by spencer99:And how about those NSman Medical officer... outside doctors.. earn a lot....
And something is very wrong when people here are talking about 100k being of mid income grp. Do they know what they are talking about?Originally posted by dragg:if someone makes 100k and has time to come to the forum now something must be wrong!!!
i have the impression banks prefer members who dont pay on time. that is how cards make money - on the interest!!!Originally posted by elindra:They do invite you to apply if you have good spending and payment records with them as well. Well, I'm saying that it can be used as a rough estimate but that's it.
Yes.Originally posted by dragg:i have the impression banks prefer members who dont pay on time. that is how cards make money - on the interest!!!
there arent many people with a 100k annual salary, percentage wise.Originally posted by M©+square:And something is very wrong when people here are talking about 100k being of mid income grp. Do they know what they are talking about?
I wonder how old are they, leaking some job info may help.
WEll, i'm just interested in the jobs those people who stated here that 100k annual income above are considered low.Originally posted by dragg:there arent many people with a 100k annual salary, percentage wise.
100k is not considered low. it should be "mid-high".Originally posted by M©+square:WEll, i'm just interested in the jobs those people who stated here that 100k annual income above are considered low.
I love to be surprised and impressd me with their annual pay.![]()
it depends on classification. people with 100 million and above are considered super-rich.Originally posted by sweetie05:100k is not considered low. it should be "mid-high".
excluding the usual suspects doctors and lawyers, architects, experienced accountants, investment bankers, corporate finance bankers, priority/personal bankers, fund managers easily earn much more.
Well for those who drag on, they have to pay their debt collection department a commission to get their money back as well. The commission is pretty high and you just don't know how happy people are to be in that department.Originally posted by dragg:i have the impression banks prefer members who dont pay on time. that is how cards make money - on the interest!!!
I shan't go into generalising.Originally posted by sweetie05:100k is not considered low. it should be "mid-high".
excluding the usual suspects doctors and lawyers, architects, experienced accountants, investment bankers, corporate finance bankers, priority/personal bankers, fund managers easily earn much more.
how?Originally posted by dragg:it depends on classification. people with 100 million and above are considered super-rich.
i once worked at taka. do you know how they are served?
if 100k PA is consider low, then i'm bankrupt!!!!Originally posted by M©+square:WEll, i'm just interested in the jobs those people who stated here that 100k annual income above are considered low.
I love to be surprised and impressd me with their annual pay.![]()
they bring the customer to a room. they serve him beverage. taka sales people will bring whatever he wants to the room for his viewing.Originally posted by sweetie05:how?
Don't worry. You got hubby to support you!Originally posted by tare:if 100k PA is consider low, then i'm bankrupt!!!!![]()