blancD wrote:i have to agree with nic,
with higher income you tend to spend more. Salary doesnt matter, the given salary by SIA is sufficient to sustain your living for a month. It depends on your spending. Its no point giving you 3.5k a month but you're spending 5k a month. back to what nic said, you can always opt for a more decent, less luxury lifestyle.
Matt10 wrote:I just asked some SIA stewardesses and they said that they earn about 4k to 5k a month.
Based on personal experience, 2000 is enough to survive but you cannot save anything.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Matt10,
Please, will you think before hitting the submit button.
2000 is not enough in Singapore. The only way it's enough is if you live with mommy and daddy. But if you are a real adult, it won't make it. At least not in a manner that would reflect your status as a FS or FA.
That's the problem with a school kid trying to act like an adult. You are probably still getting an allowance from mommy.
Snowball, yes, you could live on that. As I said in my post "At least in the manner that would reflect your status ......" However, I'm not so sure about confortably. I did not say to just "survive".snowball wrote:Based on personal experience, 2000 is enough to survive but you cannot save anything.sundaymorningstaple wrote:At least not in a manner that would reflect your status as a FS or FA.
My former pay in cash was about 1500 (minus cpf and all), rent 500, bills about 300. Still have about 700 to survive on.
700 for 30 days, daily budget of about 23, which we don't spend everyday, except for the meal part. (food is cheap here in Singapore, unless you are extravagant and have to eat in restaurant daily) so I have about 100 to spend every weekend.
For me, I still could live quite comfortably then. All without help from mommy and daddy.
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