It's very hard to just ignore smile close laptop and shut off because like it or not it will still affect you. How do you overcome this
This money is not for high risk something low risk (like emergency funds) but at the same time you want it to be above 2%? Any recommendation or SYFE?
Thankfully, if i do quit i have a roof over my head. Thinking if worse case scenario i cannot find a job i will rent out one of my room.
At this point, getting through the day is getting increasingly tough. I realize that i may have bowel issue not sure if it's attributed to holding in my pee due to my work. As the caption already says, im not sure if i should just ride out till next year's bonus and quit or quit end of the year after getting my AWS.
Is anyone going through something similiar? I have reached a comfortable place in my coy but i am just getting increasing amount of workload. Will it be foolish to just quit and take a break from being a coporate adult? I have no dependents atm and i have some savings to last 1yr.
What was your push factor for taking the break? The thought of taking a career break looms over my head but in this economy i'm scared the break may last longer than i plan for like 1yr.
If i have saved up and hitting a milestone in my life i.e networth/promotion/birthday, is it okay to buy something or would it be seen as inflating my life?
Media keeps preaching don't be like Bob who lives pay check to paycheck even though he is a high earn but i disagree. Although yes Bob should watch his spending but he actually has achieved other forms of enjoyment i.e eating good food, owning luxurious items, travelling to exotic places so i don't see why is that painted so negatively?? Money can earn back so is okay to spend and reward ourselves right???
When does it cross the line that it is LIFESTYLE INFLATION?
Assuming you don't have any dependents except for paying for mortgage. Would you leave your cushy albeit boring 9-6job to pursue a 180 path that may not earn as much but you have interest in?
Passion does not pay unlike a FT job with AWS/yearly bonus/CPF etc. What is a sign to look out for before taking the risk or should it is just wise to stick to stability because at least i know i can continue to fund my holidays and occasional indulgence.
2nd question is would you cash out your profits and trim your portfolio? I feel that i should just hold because even if i do cash out, i do not "need" the money and even if i redeploy my profits from the stocks, am not sure if it's smart to put it into a safer place like cspx?
Been considering leaving my job for quite a while but seeing the feedback here about the job market is scaring me. I am not sure which is worse staying and just feeling like i have no soul or be unemployed for who knows how long. I have never been jobless before so it is terrifying to not know when the next paycheck is coming.
Coming here to seek some encouragement and motivation to push through another year until the next round of bonus (at least)...YR2027 (crawling)
Which is a better option and challenge for product and service based? I find product business might be better compared to service because there is less man hours involved if you can successfully sell off compared to service. Correct me if i am wrong or right..
will you immediately go into panic crisis mode and start looking or take a few months before searching for job? Personally i have 11 months of my take home salary saved up just in case.
Also curious does it depend on the different malls? Curious to know how much is the rental like? What about those rental at the recent ARTBOX/Public garden events? Any idea what is the rental fee?
So recently i opened my brokerage app and saw that i can lock in some gains. Currently don't have any huge expenses ATM. My monthly expenses can be covered by my salary so is it a good idea if i take some out and keep as profit?
If i take out i don't have any real need or things to buy but yet if i leave it, i scared that it might miss it and the stock price might drop. FYI this is not a speculative stock so foundation is quite solid.
Tldr: Should i cash out my profit or continue to hold for potential higher gains?