如果你o係未來十年平均收入係$22,000 per month.....

Charcoal_henry

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  r; M& t. ^( A& B6 w6 T3 N- S! A夠既意思係指你會唔會俾得夠屋企, 又ok有能力買樓結婚, 同埋儲下錢以備不時之需咁
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如果俾我既話講真都ok既, 但係好似都唔係好穩陣...../ r6 O- L- Y3 J' t# T. H

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home - $80006 C" L, i; X6 c* x
self basic use (including entertainment) - $4000
4 o$ H: c( H. yMPF - around $10001 b- a5 A5 k% I4 L
inverstment + insurance - $1000-$1500
: e, f7 Y' o! _" o8 Z: J, aMiscellaneous - around $2000 on average (travel & other purchases & TAX!!!) 7 y% Y# w3 v  ]

+ E. q; t9 {. C! }; ~0 {NORMAL SAVINGS: $5000-6000 per month: Z6 w4 K3 T+ v" j0 _, }3 L3 P( [

3 s* u% G' p7 e  u# VAFTER 10 years, your savings: about $5500 x 12 x 10 = $ 660,0002 E6 U/ d- a2 C
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' m" D$ J3 ?0 t+ l如無意外會有六十六萬o係手.....唔計o的inverstment 同 insurance& J1 v" U' f8 ?( s% k
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買層樓當好好地都要二百萬....
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裝修最少十萬啦.....2 q% p4 Q( L( N9 s8 e( w- A3 Y
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買得樓就可能係結婚跟住honeymoon 啦. g/ g6 m# r  S# Z3 t
又起碼無咁十零二十萬.....3 ^* a5 l( [0 W
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之後仲要將供樓加埋入每月既支出.....; m6 M$ P5 B- o: N

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一個男人, 出黎做左野十年, 當你大學畢業先做野, 都三十幾啦.....
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5 R# ]3 @6 E/ u7 Z8 `$660,000 - $600,000 -$100,000 - $200,000 = - $240,000) p3 p$ U4 s- S6 \% F9 ?1 F

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7 ]' ~) T8 V6 c: O真係要有埋老婆果份先得?..... 但係一個男人撐唔起一頭家真係好似有點兒那個.....
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5 @$ l- p3 `2 C0 @講真, 兩萬幾蚊一個月對於好多人黎講都好ok啦..... 但係如果想有個好d既生活都真係唔係咁容易......$ g( N6 Y; f8 ^" }( q, h" f
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7 c, q  B" t5 C0 X. O9 M2 ^% K大家有咩見解?!??!?# s" {- z1 A- Z
同埋有咩計畫係可以更好咁運用你二萬幾蚊既月薪?!?!?0 T# p1 E# |4 P  t; ?/ X
不妨研究下~~~~

zedpyma

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" Y+ }- b' Y4 Q$ n, hIf you have lived for long enough, you will know there are Always unexpected expenditure in life.
! i6 i" u1 [4 G* r( n1 fYour calculation is just on paper only.
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Also, please add inflation factor too.  10 years later, $600000 may not enough for deposit.
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2 L" L4 m* w' r3 S* q, s# a/ p: MBelieve me, dont trust those words of you financial planner ~~~

balachiDavis

Frankly speaking, 22 000 per month is definitely not enough.
8 `+ n& ?9 b6 p6 M! q! |At least, not enough to build up a family...7 S. q& f' W4 e4 W3 V  B
And you havent included this: you have to give some to your parents or whatever......
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But the good thing is: you wont just simply put the money at the bank, you will invest
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% Q& O* t. }+ V9 h( p, `3 BActually, i dont think 22 000 is enough for marriage as well......you know the women ga lah....kaka

Charcoal_henry

Originally posted by zedpyma at 2006-6-9 02:32 PM:1 v* q" N5 V  r: x' V& g8 z
you will know there are Always unexpected expenditure in life

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i included those unexpected items in "Misc" ga la, not spending exactly 2000 for those stuff, on average la, say perhaps u'll spend 20000 for medical treatment in one specific year, 20000 is then broken down into 12 months and count as spending abt 2000 each month lor..... HAHA~
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Originally posted by balachiDavis at 2006-6-9 03:21 PM:
$ _' Y" I, W# k8 I* }4 \% E0 r( J- nAnd you havent included this: you have to give some to your parents or whatever

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" F! g9 ]0 J+ b! k4 ?/ {1 {actually i've included this item in the "home" catagory ga la.....- X4 x: r9 L: Q! \6 _* V

0 D4 D: N5 W( eRegarding women, HAHA.... just disregard if they really mind we are not millionaire la!~ HAHAH~

Kev

Originally posted by Charcoal_henry at 2006-6-9 03:59 PM:
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9 s. X/ x  ^+ ]  gi included those unexpected ite...

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* j$ a/ A  C7 H' `2 W" J' qim sure theres still some more unexpected expenditure.. but anyway.. if marriage is not included.. 22000 should be enough.. it is quite depends on wt personality u have, and how ambitous u r..

alan15

Don't count out any unexpected income or fortune that may come your way in the next 10 years as well, such as bonuses, a raise, money/assets that you inherit, lottery of some sort, assets that suddenly increase in value dramatically that you consider selling for some cash, etc. But realistically, $22000 per month is still respectable in hong kong, really above average, and with well-planned investments I'm sure you can live a decent life and manage a family.4 @' e9 q5 y& a* W& W2 L
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Your financial "dilemma" is one that many other hong kong people would rather have for their own.

chrisykc

Oh, actually, there are many other attractions and temptations e.g birthday gift to girl friend, meal expenses with girlfriend family, buy a car, open a small shop, other hobbies, medical expenses (yourself or your family) many many others. . . . . . . . . .  
" `5 O1 p- G$ B  gIn addition, marriage expenses cost more than HK$200,000- already, e.g. honey moon x 2 people, taking wedding photo, banquet $100,000 = $5,000 per table x 20 tables, decoration of new house.  Your HK$600,000 is far less to cover all these !!8 R( A: c3 x# X: o$ E" D

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% Y) p0 p& ^% q- P# v! a5 g8 d5 V0 x+ eAs an accountant, I would like you to read a book called "Rich dad, poor dad"

ksupjai

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