[h=1]HOW DOES YOUR SALARY COMPARE TO THE REST OF SINGAPORE?[/h]
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1 Jan 2015 - 7:16pm
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For households living in HDB 5-room and executive flats, the average monthly household income is $11,199. For condo households, the figure is $19,340. For landed households, it is $23,994.
This is according to the Key Household Income Trends 2013 report published by the Singapore Department of Statistics.
The median monthly household income is now $7,870, up from $7,570 last year. If you and your spouse make a combined income of more than $7,870, your family is better off than half the households here.
Those at the upper echelons make much more. The families in the top 10% (“top decile”) make an average of $28,688, which is disproportionately high. The households in the next decile make about half of that, and the figures for the next few deciles go down linearly.
To find out how you compare, visit http://www.salary.sg/2014/compare-your-household-income-2014/
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For households living in HDB 5-room and executive flats, the average monthly household income is $11,199. For condo households, the figure is $19,340. For landed households, it is $23,994.
This is according to the Key Household Income Trends 2013 report published by the Singapore Department of Statistics.
The median monthly household income is now $7,870, up from $7,570 last year. If you and your spouse make a combined income of more than $7,870, your family is better off than half the households here.
Those at the upper echelons make much more. The families in the top 10% (“top decile”) make an average of $28,688, which is disproportionately high. The households in the next decile make about half of that, and the figures for the next few deciles go down linearly.
To find out how you compare, visit http://www.salary.sg/2014/compare-your-household-income-2014/
