UBS still reviewing risk of misstatement in Credit Suisse’s books
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UBS said it is still reviewing potential misstatements in Credit Suisse's
financial reports and talks with regulators to address the issue are
ongoing. Rea...
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Gen X'ers want to do it 10 years earlier...
ReplyDeleteMillennials want to do it 20 years earlier...
Gen Z how?!? Siao liao!! Hohoho!!
Inheritance. No need to work anymore.
ReplyDeleteCW, you start work at age 29 meh? What are you doing during 'lost' years?
ReplyDeleteAug 1977. 21. How u see 29?
ReplyDeleteRetire @60 on 2016.
DeleteSo, age 59 @2015.
Work 30 years from 1985 ~ 2015.
59 - 30 = 29
21 yrs old at 1977.
DeleteStart work at 1985.
1985 - 1977 = 8
8 + 21 yrs old = 29 yrs old
Yes?
OIC. I only have IRAS income tax records from 1985 onwards. Not sure before 1985; it was below taxable income or I threw them away. Without those past IRAS income tax records; I couldn't know those years of earned income from 1977 to 1984
ReplyDeletelol ... I believe your earned income CGDR >4.5% then as we started with extremely low pay.
DeleteMine CAGR is 6% over 26 yrs.
Both of you have higher human asset growth rate
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