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Earning more than $10,000? You are in a safer position – COVID-19 as anti-robinhood
By Singaporean Talks Money  •  August 23, 2020
I read an article on Today, which I also shared on my Facebook page on the income inequality widening. Based on DBS data collated from their retail customers which should be substantial as a huge number of individuals will credit their income into their DBS/POSB account showed that individuals earning less than $2,999 formed the largest group of people who had a pay cut by at least 10%. And within this group, half of them had their income halved meaning only 50% of their salary was being paid to them during this period.
"In comparison, higher earners — those earning between S$7,000 and S$9,999 — were the least affected by income cuts making up 6 per cent while those who earn S$10,000 and more, made up just 8 per cent."
It is scary when you think about it, I do belong to those earning less than $2,999 and to see their pay cut and even halved, it is painful because the amount is not even huge to begin with meaning...
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By Singaporean Talks Money
I am currently a 23 year old university student in SIM. I hope to be able to grow my money and see the power of compound interest. I became interested in investing when I took a gap year and worked full-time. I realized that by just saving, it was very difficult to achieve my financial goals hence i read up on investing.
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