Sometimes, it really amazes me at how so many people talk so much about wanting to get rich / become financially-independent, but yet are not willing to do the work required to get there.
Didn't their parents teach them that you can't have your cake and eat it too?
The spotlight for the past few weeks have been on expats grousing that Singapore is one of the most expensive cities for expats to live in. One follow-up article by AsiaOne featured an American family who spends a whopping $10,650 a month, while
Mothership followed a 20-something-year-old expat and found that she spent $820 within a single week (working out to be about $3,280 a month).
I try to save a minimum of $20,000 a year if I can afford to, in lieu for upcoming life changes and retirement in my golden years. It isn't ......
