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My Personal Finance Story (Part 2) – Everything Happens For A Reason
By Rolf Suey - Invest in Yourself  •  May 24, 2015
This post continues from the previous post (Part 1)... Graduation Woes SARs & Debt-ridden After 4 years of hard work graduating Bachelor of Engineering with honours, I was supposed to throw my mortar hat in jubilation. Unfortunately, the hopes of bright prospects were dampened by SARs epidemic. Furthermore, economy is still licking from the pain inflicted from the 911 attack two years earlier. In a difficult time when many jobseekers include those with work experience, finding a full-time job for a fresh graduate was like finding a needle in haystack. It could not be worst for someone who was shouldering a 40k debt (incl. interest and loan from sister), laden with paying back more than S$600 a month. It took me more than 5 years after graduation to finish repaying my loans. I am desperate to find a job fast! The few months serving the remaining of my NS disruption do ... ...
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By Rolf Suey - Invest in Yourself
I am a Singaporean, born in the late 1970s experiencing mid-life career crisis at time of writing this blog. One reason to start blogging at an older age, is to break my own comfort zone. While it can be considered late, it is "Better Late Than Never" ...
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