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| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Jega2000(op): 3:02am On Jan 12, 2025 |
[quote author=galantjoe post=133682161][/quote].... how much do you spend for fuel monthly?? |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by nyanasonnet(m): 3:23am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Jega2000:Oga, am receiving 33k from NYSC, and am doing fine talk less of ur own dat divide my own 20 times |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by advanceDNA: 3:47am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Jega2000:Fuel is crazy...it's taking away saving if u don't consciously cut usage |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Ynix(m): 4:06am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Jega2000:First be contented but at the same time have a plan to double your income, go beyond being uncomfortable to planning to earn more, start with saving at least 30% of your earning, invest part of the money in learning high income skills like digital marketing, copywriting and some other few. If possible create your own digital products and create a loop of selling them to grow your income. in case you need more explanation chat me up on 08089456258 |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by temitope27(m): 4:09am On Jan 12, 2025 |
harjay1986:even if you cook at home, u will still spend that much on food |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Glare247(m): 4:19am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Jega2000:If village peaple visit this one now ,who u go blame ? Small grace weii u get ,u call town crier |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Mathain19(m): 4:27am On Jan 12, 2025 |
I make roughly 500k-700k on average monthly but I am not really comfortable. I Smell someone getting involve in ritual very soon... ![]() |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Zetty177x: 4:54am On Jan 12, 2025 |
advanceDNA:U too get wisdom Let add If he's eating outside, he should start to cook. When I saw my expenses. I started cooking and swore not to go to eatery this year. I have been strict with it. |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Zetty177x: 4:55am On Jan 12, 2025 |
temitope27:U nor lie. Cooking is as expensive as buying from restaurants. The inflation top terrible. |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by TornApart: 5:00am On Jan 12, 2025 |
harjay1986:Would you be kind enough to share a typical monthly budget you work with? |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by TornApart: 5:03am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Teacher70:Tutorial is an online teaching platform. Application is free. Choose the online teaching than physical presence. That would cut back on your transport and grooming costs. |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by yemre: 5:17am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Even if you have 2 kids and a wife and you earn 650k in this economy. If you can not save a minimum of 2m in one year. Then, there's something wrong somewhere! You need to sit down and really search yourself. The state of things in Nigeria nowadays is enough to learn how to manage resources. One guy up there already said it all. If you have kids, recharge DStv only on holidays. You see this family outing stuff, make it only once a month and minimize your spending on such occasions. If you have a car and you work on the island for instance, park your car and take public transport (if staff bus is not available). Stock your home with foodstuffs monthly and eat from home, at least your dinner (That's if your wife can not prepare your food before you leave home in the morning), that reduces your food expenses. Your rent must be something you can afford, and not something to show off. With 650k monthly, I don't expect you to live in a house which rent is more than 400k annually (that is if you don't want to forever make money for your landlord. Remember he will always come at about three year interval for rent increase! Be wise guy, this is Lagos!!! Peace! |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Emvicprints1: 5:21am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Angelfrost:lol lol lol lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Nah wah ooo . People earn more and still struggling. Things are expensive with that his salary he can't save to buy a good Toyota car in years. |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Difrent: 5:25am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Kobojunkie:Abegiii All these bourgeois that full nairaland sef More than 80% working class folks don't earn near that amount and they are surviving and even had a swell Christmas, all this online noise was debunked by the sheer size of Christmas celebrations Nigeria , like most countries of the world are going through a rough patch, don't make it look like everyone in every other country is a fking billionaire, hell theres tons of homeless people all over the streets of America ......or are you one of those who prefer to sleep on American streets than cry in VI? |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Teymanhenry(f): 5:35am On Jan 12, 2025 |
500- 700k is. It small money. Most people have given you advise on what to do and I know that if you adhere to then you'll be ok. It also depends on where you live, how much is your house rent or whether you Iive in your own apartment. Africans generally don't like to live a simple lifestyle. We want to party, drink and eat barbecue always. We want to show our women we have money thus making them lazy. Just be honest with yourself and live simple shikenan |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by galantjoe(m): 5:37am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Jega2000:I drive occasionally that only on family outing but I spent 5k on transport to work or others |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by imagrg(m): 5:42am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Cut down on your expenses. Forget about having a girlfriend....they will help you waste your money if they know you earn as much. Stop betting if you do that. You can send some money to your dependants but do not strain yourself. Stop patronizing beer palour with friends. This way you can live on your wages and still save some money for the raining day. |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by chccho(m): 5:52am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Jega2000:650K a decent pay and more than enough!!! U are not comfortable because man is an insatiable being |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Lekan239(m): 5:53am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Harddiskng:na sporty |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Angelfrost(m): 5:53am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Emvicprints1:Earn more what sir? How many people?!! How many working Nigerians out of the employed and self-employed 50 - 80 Million earn up to 200k a month, not to speak of more than half a million? You guys simply and clearly don't understand the reality of your nation's situation, and it's saddening. Take a look at the teaching profession for instance, how many senior tutors, even Principal level earn up to 500k per month?!! Even in the Health care sector, how many health care professionals earn up to that in a month?!! Any young person privileged to be earning as high as what the Op mentioned above is not poor! That's what senior professionals across sectors can only dream of after decades of working. Period!!! |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by epainos: 5:57am On Jan 12, 2025 |
600k ($350) is small in a country with a comfortable standard of living for the majority of its citizens, but the standards in Nigeria today are extremely high and extremely low because there is no middle ground. As a result, with $350, OP is a king among the poor, but a nobody among the wealthy. The good news is that with just $350, you can have peace of mind if you don't have responsibilities like having too many kids to take care of. Even with an understanding wife who also works and a maximum of two children, I have thoroughly tested the possibility of finding peace. Use your peace of mind to begin learning skills that will propel you into Nigeria's upper income bracket. You can use the extra money to buy data and sit at your computer to develop disruptive innovative skills. In like 2 years, you will sing a new song. However, if you sit down with that earning capacity and continue doing what you are doing in order to earn that amount, poverty will play pin-point on your head. Poverty is extremely near you if you don't know. Good luck! |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by chccho(m): 5:57am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Difrent:No mind them!! So many fake people in his Naija. In fact how many people in Nigeria earn above 500k/month What's the percentage to the general working population??Let's learn to be realistic? |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by anonimi: 5:58am On Jan 12, 2025 |
proeast:You don’t mean that, do you ![]() How can a progressive politician of integrity and an ọmọlúwàbí fail to pay the minimum wage several months after he assented the Bill? I find it hard to believe. |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Curious345: 6:01am On Jan 12, 2025 |
temitope27:or even more sef.. eating outside is way way cheaper |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Curious345: 6:02am On Jan 12, 2025 |
chccho:most big boys in the bank that drive range Rovers and medical directors in teaching hospital don't earn this much |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Angelfrost(m): 6:03am On Jan 12, 2025 |
chccho:I can authoritatively tell you that more than 70% of hard working and hustling Nigerians have never earned up to half a million in their lives...! Like NEVER! Many have never managed to save up to that amount in their earthly existence. This is just the problem with social media today... Young people coming online to paint unrealistic financial pictures for others to get perturbed over. How can a young person earning 700k claim that it's insufficient to live a good life?!! Like what the fvck does that even mean?!! Has the term good life changed meanings?!! Haba!!! No wonder there is so much insecurity and desperation for wealth... Such nonsense like the topic above create these greedy and desperate menace to society. |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Emvicprints1: 6:07am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Angelfrost:I understand you. How much is a Belgium Toyota Corolla now? How much do you spend in feeding. then you would want to leave in a comfortable apartment abi? How much is electronics now? Ok assuming he is paying fees for 3children Omo the circle goes on. Even business men getting daily Bread makes and spends more than that sometimes. |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by dy79(m): 6:11am On Jan 12, 2025 |
IsmailR:Gamba is better Than Nigeria Is sad |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by TornApart: 6:14am On Jan 12, 2025 |
OP IS OBVIOUSLY A CLOUT CHASER. SEE HIS POST LAST YEAR...
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| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Pat081: 6:15am On Jan 12, 2025 |
marlow1962:maybe na online olosho he dey carry 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by BadEnglish(m): 6:27am On Jan 12, 2025 |
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| Re: Is ₦650k Monthly Income Not Considered A Good Income? by Capernum: 6:41am On Jan 12, 2025 |
Nonsense thread. How dare you complain earning 650k upward? Most Nigerians, infact not less than 60% workers are earning less than 200k. Your minimum wage is just 70k that many states haven't accepted to pay. Most private school teachers earn less than 70k. |
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What's the percentage to the general working population??