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    #11
    Gumawa na ako before ng system handling matrix on how a company derives income increases based on KRA's and KPI's. Malabo yang 65% increase even a 20% kasi dependent yan sa industry mo.

    Pwede yan siguro sa mga may incentive ng bonuses closing a big deal pero still its a long shot

    Sa 15K pwede sa province simple living kasi ang laki ng mura ng food expenses dun pero still the idea is good to start as a strategy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cathy_for_you View Post
    Definitely not realistic. That can probably happen when moving from one company to another or a big promotion but that's very RARE. 65% is a big jump.



    Wow that's a big risk. so 30% of your income covers your daily living expenses?
    For those who are involve in the PDAF scam, 65% is only a piece of cake. 650% pa nga yata ang gain ng income nila nung 2nd year. He,he.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mguy View Post
    This got me interested. Lets apply it sa practical scenario. His sample of RMB 2000 is equal to PHP 15000. If we will include taxes, you could throw this exercise out the window na but for simplicity sake, 15k is net of tax na at yun person ay single pa. I've broken down yun amounts by percentages of the 5 items

    1. Living expenses (30%) - 4,500
    2. Interpersonal circle (20%) - 3,000
    3. Learning fund (15%) - 2,250
    4. Holiday fund (10%) - 1,500
    5. Investment fund(25%) - 3,750

    Looking at those figures, it would be a bit difficult in real life to live with that budget. There are just too much unexpected expenses out there. In addition, he expect you that on your second year, your salary has grown at least 65%. Again, not so realistic.
    dreaming naman yung figures na yan. living expenses is 4500 per month? 150 per day?

    and once you have a house and car, your expenses will shoot up.

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    #14
    He used RMB as his currency, baka he's referring to living in rural China. Kakayanin naman kung sa China yan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cathy_for_you View Post
    Wow that's a big risk. so 30% of your income covers your daily living expenses?
    yup. fortunately, i've been getting help from my mom kung talagang tuyo na ang balon. yun nga lang, kung trip ni ermats mag-gala. automatic na driver ako.

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