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One bird in the hand is worth two in the "Cage"?
ReplyDeleteI'm still climbing the mountain and I can concur to some of your experiences already. Lifestyle and kids cost inflation are very very real. I track my savings and expense mthly and that gives me confidence on my needs and decision making for 1-3 years plan. Building a big warchest allows me to capitalize opportunities when possible and useful for contingency plan too. Let me sleep better at night.
ReplyDeleteI treat CPF as bonds but i like maturity less than 10 years haha. I only Top up to SA due to tax reasons.
Tracking our expenses made it real and touching.
DeleteTax payable is something personal. Its benefit is also very personal. One must count and count and count its benefit. One bird in the hand is worth two in the "Cage"?
CW,
ReplyDeleteYou've showed the dark side.
Now I chime in for the side of light:
Nothing is more frustrating than when opportunity knocks, we have no cash to participate as its locked up somewhere...
But then again, if we no clue what to do with our surplus cash, giving it to big daddy can do us less damage as the majority of those who invested with CPIS have found out...
I guess this is where the "investor" has to find out for himself - whether he belongs to the majority where the more they invest, the more they lose; or they are the luckier minority who are able to make more than what big daddy provides.
Always will be dark and light side of any issue or consideration or decision. Never so straight forward. Just benefits only!
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