lol. Difficult interviews indeed. Nevertheless entertaining.

Yup many PAP candidates

The Malaysian Guy Aims for $50kpm. At least he is ambitious.

Josh Tan, playing the political game well as usual

The who's who in the financial blogging space minus a few

The lady in yellow likes to emphasize pronouncing on “R” like American which can be quite annoying.

Does anyone know how I can check my spending on the card? The app seems to not post the transactions.

Thanks for the interesting interview!!

Totally amazed at some who are so haolian, dun think singapore median wage is $ 5k.yeah most people interview here are very fake. So whats the purpose of doing this interview

Asking people on the street will get more honesty than this… even people with the same level of income

i am living proof that a household can live with smaller incomes. my household consist of 2 parents + 2 sch going kids and 1 maid. Stay in a resale 5 room. Our combined household income is above the median household income of Singapore. We saved typically more than 70 to 80 percent of our take home earned income and only spend the remaining leftover and still surviving well. We save our monies in high yield accounts, SSB, capital and interest guaranteed endowments, S&P 500 etc. The profits or interest we gain from these gets to cover our yearly holidays. We also dont cut back on our wants and we purchase stuff that we are interested but of course not so much on branded goods. So i can clearly say a 2k to 3k for expenses is more than enough unless one wants to have a car or buy a condo which means a higher mortage rate. Its really just lifestyle inflation for most people who says they need a large monthly income for expenses. My opinion on comfortable income means have enough for expenses and enough for savings/investments. But people who only have 3 to 5k household income, they can still survive decently, just that no extra for savings/investments. Also, i strongly believe in worklife balance. I personally work from home and i only work 8 hours a day plus minus. i do have alot of free time so comparing to others who owns businesses, they spend lotsa hours in the business to get to a high income, basically trading their life and their time to work. For my household, thankfully we earn higher than the median income and we are employees, so there is no business responsibility or stress. Alot of family time and personal time to even play games, enjoy our time watching movies and hobbies etc etc. So thats the thing, do u wanna earn a very high income like influencers or business owners but trading your life hours away to work or earning a income thats enough and still have a life. So people dont go compare with high income earners, you sow what u reap. Strive to be happy and contented and not a number. End of the day when u die, nothing can be brought with you. Occupy your time with a religious faith as well as you never know, life after death might be eternal then what life is on earth hehe.

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most of these influences "teach" people how to invest and "make money" but it turns out that 99% of them actually make money from viewers. That is enough said. :)

if they cant even give you an honest answer or dodge it. you can forget watching their content. a lot of nonsense here

Hi Seth, is the form still working ? i just filled up, just wondering will i get contacted

Actually you should interview “how much income do you need to earn before considering dating in sg?” Given the lao pa sat gal fiasco earlier this year 😂

Seth, can I check with you what is the best credit card for petrol now

What is our host view also in the 5 figures income group. 😊

Maybe you start a new trend to let people getting used-to disclosing their salary haha… it maybe good to let others understand the income level of successful influencers. However, hopefully there is chance to expand the reach to different crowds, otherwise I afraid it will form an echo chamber and people may not see the real world. Good work for street interview. Not easy Sia…❤

I can't imagine speaking to most of these "influencers", especially josh.. every sentence is beating around the bush that provides no actual value to the conversation

stopped watching a quarter way through. everyone's so forced and fake lol

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35, IT industry, make 36K per months. I spend most time in my company, , even Saturday. Why? My company provide 2 meals per day and all sort of snacks, drinks. I spend most of money on properties. I own a 3-bedder condo ( rent out for 7K per month, still paying installment) and 2-bedder condo (where I am staying, fully paid).

hi...i cancei my dcs card last years 21 july 2023 .if i apply same card can i get the free gift or not...Tq

ur Boss consodered very chill and nice man

Is there cap on Malaysia spending as well?

Great insights! Don’t overlook uSMART SG, which offers a competitive 4.6% on cash balances along with a welcome gift of free Tesla stock + $180 for new users. It’s a smart alternative to traditional fixed deposits!

I love this card. It fits my spend pattern perfectly. I must commend Maybank for their Treats App too! It is so easy to track my spend accordingly. $312.50 maximum spend for each category ain't difficult to hit for the $25.00 rebate. $800 overall total spend is easy too! Well done Maybank. Using this card in Malaysia gives a nett rate (8% cash back minus 3.25% markup minus Visa's rate) better than using cash.

Does paying SingTel bill on SingTel app consider as well ? Pls advise

if spend on MY dollar, is the rate good?

thanks, have signed up for one via your link

Hi, I have been using the AMEX Singapore Airlines Krisflyer card, which automatically converts the points to Krisflyer points. How would this AMEX card compared to Yuu? Thanks!

Nice one please continue to share

Inaccurate statement by the guy saying need 10k to 15k to travel and eat in restaurant. I am earning only 5.5k but I eat at restaurant at least 5 times weekly just like last night my share of the bill was $100. Within 6 months went twice to Japan, Bangkok, turkey, Hongkong. Single tho. Will not want to upkeep a family on this salary. Selfish? Yes I am, love myself too much to spend on someone else (kids)

got money can ..spend get cashback...if people no money u think can cash back. they are poor people. no debit card. u think can cash back

I was just discussing with my friends and this video proves true. A lot of people don’t understand that concept of mean and median wage. Once again, median is the middle dude in the data set. Not the avg. With the 7 of us salary from smallest to highest the median is about $4.8k. But our mean is $6k because you have 2 that are high income earners.

is food court considered 'fast food'?

Biggest differentiator is their treats app, why can't the other bigger banks implement one too

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Does anyone know for data comms, must it be recurring payment? Adhoc phone bill payment will it be eligible?

Your cat is really low maintenance. Mine eats at least three canned food per day so min $90 per month.

@1:28 love the thumbnail 😂

Good card to pair with Amaze?

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how old are you? 36?

Dont bully the cat ~~~ 😂

UOB bank sucks, bank with DBS or OCBC

Don't want to share income? Lose face? Come on lah ... most are not rich ... if you are wealthy, flaunt like the wealthy on social media. In Finland for example, everyone's salary can be found on the internet. A vast majority of people in Singapore that lives in an HDB and drive a car are living on debt to maintain that stupid fake face in society.

I'm 26. I earn around $160k per year. I'm in Australia😉

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