Cpf OA move to SA

[OngHuatHuat]

Got link to that tuition teacher story?

I would advise you to buy income replacement plan in case you cannot work for whatever reason. I think Great Eastern has one that pays out for life. Important for you as a breadwinner as you seem to take great risks with your investments and leave little liquidity in case of emergencies.

Salary.sg has a sad story of a previous high flyer tuition teacher earning $15k a month, met with unfortunate accident and now only earning S$1 to 2 k a month..... So please get enough insurance for yourself...hope you dun mind my advice....

 

[OngHuatHuat]

I thought my sense of crisis is already quite strong, but yours seems stronger than mine.

No, what I mean is a Partial disability income plan. I got one for manuLife that covers $$350k over 5 years. Should have gotten from GE, I think they cover 75% of income for life in case you lose your ability to work. Gotta check with GE agents.

 

[mummy1234]

Got link to that tuition teacher story?

Search under income/salary, page 2, career as kindergarten/early childhood teacher.

 

[OngHuatHuat]

Din expect kindergarten teacher can earn so much? Is it revenue or net profit?

Search under income/salary, page 2, career as kindergarten/early childhood teacher.

 

[mummy1234]

Din expect kindergarten teacher can earn so much? Is it revenue or net profit?

No, read the thread first, he is trying a second career as a kindergarten teacher after his car accident. Was a tuition teacher before the RTA.

Sorry, he was earning S$7500 pre RTA to S$1700 post rTA.

 

[OngHuatHuat]

All right, will do so when I have time.
My job requires me to travel quite a lot as well, but I refuse to buy car, until now still travel on public transport. Need to reserve cash to repay my housing loan.

No, read the thread first, he is trying a second career as a kindergarten teacher after his car accident. Was a tuition teacher before the RTA.

Sorry, he was earning S$7500 pre RTA to S$1700 post rTA.