He moved to Singapore for a better life | Kelvin Learns Investing
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
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Meet Kelvin, a personal finance UA-camr. In 2007, he moved to Singapore from Malaysia, and just two years ago, he became a Singaporean citizen. Kelvin shared with me what it feels like to renounce Malaysian citizenship, how he left his corporate job to start earning 20K a month as a UA-camr, and his plans for early retirement. Enjoy!
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 INTRO
00:29 Malaysia vs Singapore
02:52 Being Malaysian in Singapore
05:06 Hardworking culture in Singapore
07:14 How Kelvin started his UA-cam channel
10:20 Returning to corporate work
10:51 Earnings from UA-cam channel
14:20 Kelvin's expenses in Singapore
15:36 Why is Kelvin still stressed?
17:48 Lessons Kelvin learned after leaving his job
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Brother Kelvin's humility belies his very good understanding of using money efficiently! Malaysia lost a Good Citizen while Singapore gained a Good Talented & Warm Citizen! 😊🙏🌷🌿🌍💜🕊🇲🇾🇸🇬
He isn't a prisoner in Malaysia . He deserve his freedom. To say its a lost to Malaysia I don't think so.
one thing that really make me love your channel is that it showcased the fact that people from different backgrounds and perspectives come together into this tiny red dot, and yet there are not much social disharmony. that's what really make this place special
Retirees who struggle to meet their basic needs are the ones who could not accumulate enough money during their active years to meet their needs. Retirement choices determine a lot of things. My parents both spent same number of years in the civil service, but my mom was investing through a wealth manager, and my dad through the 401k.
Its unfortunate most people don't have such information. I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of information can be a big hurdle. I've been making more than $87k passively by just investing through an advisor, and I don't have to do much work. Doesn't matter if the economy is misbehaving; great wealth managers will always make returns.
@@TomD226 I think this is something I should do, but I've been stalling for a long time now. I don't really know which firm to work with; I feel they are all the same.
Firms can be unscrupulous as they prioritise their own commission over your profitability. On the other hand, I prefer working with individual investors like Vivian Carol Gioia, who only take a share from your profits, not your initial capital. I must say, my experience with her has been exceptional thus far.
@@TomD226 Thank you so much for this tip! Finding your coach was a breeze and I was really impressed with all the research I did on her credentials before scheduling a call. It's clear from her résumé that she's extremely knowledgeable and skilled, and I'm so excited to have the chance to talk to her!
With cpf .. it will be ridiculous for even a mid income person not to have at least 250k in retirement.
Nice; Kelvin’s here.
As a fellow migrant from several other countries that turned local, Kelvin’s points from a non-expat is refreshing.
Good job Max for having more subjects that aren’t the usual corporate sponsored expats. Not that there’s anything wrong with those guests but stories from those who eventually became local (even non citizens) particular those like us who came from Asia arent told often enough.
So happy you're interviewing Kelvin! Really nice to see his personality in such a casual and informal way. :)
Kelvin’s hair was black in the beginning and greying rapidly now. Singapore lifestyle is truly stressful, or there were too much money at stake now to let go if he doesn’t work harder.
SG work policy is based on the fundamental that everyone must earn their money to support themself / self sustenance being gainfully employed and have savings. The Chinese says, 有做有的吃。Literally if u work u can have food to eat.
Ah kelvin. One of those good finance related youtuber that are not out to scam. Love his personality and humility even if not agreeing with him on everything
In just 3 years he grew quite a lot of white hairs!
nice of you to interview Kelvin. he enlightens many of us on finance matters. do interview Jean too. she has good insights to retiring early. i am a subscriber of both of them.
omg Kelvin is on the show! it’s like my worlds are colliding 😂
Hahaha
Really interesting that you managed to get Kelvin onto your show, and interesting to understand how he feels becoming a Singaporean.
that is the best video in this chanel, interviewing a singaporean to give his views/opinions, i got more indepth senses of the locals mentality, ways of thinking or doing things ; more insightful than foreign expats even for those who have stayed in sg for long time.
Congratulations Kelvin. You are an inspiration for many others aiming for success and a purpose in life.
Great interview. You should interview Torres Pit next - Hong Konger youtuber with 900k subs who moved to SG a few months ago
I enjoyed Torres Pit UA-cam channel as he globes around the world with his amusing joyous manners in interviewing local peeps. He is unpretentious as well. 😊
Torres Pit has more subs than Kelvin, means more income? How does Kelvin with only 90k subs earn $12,000 and more? How does that work?
@@calphak7389 Torres said in one of his videos that he “earned USD$700k from UA-cam in 2022”
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financial type youtuber tend to get more sponsorship, affiliates, monetize compared to comedy / daily life content.
btw, idk that hongkong guy content, juz stating the obvious point
Bro Kelvin is a funny guy, smart and intelligent too. Enjoyed watching his interview. Tks Max 😊
Kelvin is very pragmatic about life in Singapore. What's the point of complaining? Do something about it. Think beyond the frowns and eye rolling while still appreciate some things in the Singapore life. There are still things to be grateful for and take advantage of. I've watched some of his videos on investment, looks food. Passive income is definitely one of the ways to survive and strife in Singapore. I have since geared towards that direction. Hope to retire in a few years' time.
See it from another angle. It's called voicing out.
Max Chernov,
Great job you are doing out there.
You are the Best!
He's a thoughtful and well-spoken young man who makes a lot of interesting and thought-provoking observations. Thank you for posting.
The most down to earth finfluencer with the best research and analysis in SG🎉❤
very refreshing interview. very honest and spoke from the heart. Singapore, regardless of its imperfections, is really a wonderful place to live. Those who criticize it are (mostly) armchair critics who have never lived here, nor understand its past and the tremendous progress it has made. By this I mean uplifting its people from poverty. Most are NOT millionaires but they have very comfortable lives. Also the typical Singaporean is generally humble and very low-key. they do not flaunt their wealth. Even if you EXCLUDE the value of their homes, about 10% are US dollar millionaires. But you won,t be able to tell walking the streets.
Kelvin is good, and many of his videos are quite informative. I suspect when he converted to be a Singaporean, it was also the time he made 15K a month. So, i am not sure if he really made a good move. But, if it is for his children, then of course it is a different story.
Thank you for sharing.
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All the best to you.
Many Singaporeans lack perspective. Like what Kelvin said, an iPhone can cost a Malaysian 1-3 months salary compared to a Singaporean which might cost half a month's. Singapore is expensive? We still have $3-$5 caifan for fresh uni grads making SGD3.5k. Malaysian fresh uni grads making RM3k now are facing RM9 caifan. Of course we go to Malaysia and see wow, everything is so cheap, because of the strong SGD. And like he said, because of the strong SGD, you have many options. A lot of Singaporeans are living in JB/Batam and even making the daily commute to work in SG, but are you willing to live with the inconveniences, not just with the commute, but with the bureaucracy in other countries?
JB most things aint that cheap actually
Different people will have different perspectives. And take what Kelvin said about passport and driver's license renewal with a grain of salt. Passport and driving license can be renewed online in Malaysia unlike what he said. How about buying a condo or landed bungalow. A single person in Malaysia can buy a condo anytime for a few hundred k. Condo in Singapore is expensive. If you are single and want a cheaper HDB, got to wait till you are 35 years old. Let's not even talk about buying a freehold bungalow or even a freehold terrace house. If you want to rent instead of buying you can rent an entire condo or an entire house thousands less than in Singapore. That is thousands less every month. Options in Malaysia also wider. If you prefer a slower pace of life, you can opt to live in more laid back places where costs are lower. Have a piece of land and grow your own food. If you live in KL, you salary won't be 1:1 with SG. From what I understand it will typically be higher. Malaysians can buy cars for less. And with this comes freedom. You can drive to nearby waterfalls and take a dip in cold crystalline waters anytime you like. You can drive 45-60 minutes and be in misty mountains or golden paddy fields as far as they eye can see. This accessibility to nature is priceless. 5:24 5:26 5:26 5:27
As a native Singaporean myself I find life here rather comfortable and affordable, yes the inflation do rises to many a unbelievable level but forget not , many Singaporeans like myself I admit my wages do increase tremendously.
@@weilianlee9090that is not entirely true. While there are cheaper condo in Malaysia for a few hundred k, you will not even consider living in those areas as it is just not safe nor desirable. Most Singaporeans take it for granted that most areas in Singapore is safe and liveable with all the amenities but it is just not true in other countries like Malaysia.
And don't get me started about driving. The one thing Singaporeans obsses about is a bane for most people in other parts of the world. Because Singapore is car lite, you don't see 2-3 hours traffic jam which is pretty common in cities like KL, Jakarta or Bangkok. Had you have to put up with jams lasting 2-3 hours everyday one way, believe me you would not think the same about owning a car anymore
@@xxxcool2565 Condos costing a few hundred k are everywhere. Including in livable areas. 2-3 hours jam are not common in KL. In fact, they are extremely rare. Some people may experience them but definitely not for the majority. I do own a car and it is massively convenient and affords tremendous freedom. There are traffic jams in SG that can be really bad too with the cars barely moving or moving very slowly. I have been caught in them before.
Kelvin is smart! Great episode Max!
Good interview with Kelvin. Great insights, he is pretty entertaining too.
Good work max enjoy your videos
I've watched one of Kelvin's videos before. He makes all the financial solutions very easy to understand, 👍
This Max and Kelvin for the nice video😊
Awesome share!
Singapore is a great place for work opportunities, while Malaysia is great for living. If you love efficiency, Singapore will be nice. But if you prefer slower place of life, Malaysia may be a good consideration.
Ya right! Malaysia offers a third world salary but the cost of living now is the first world. It is no longer cheap and affords not only to local but to expat. And you know why the causeway is always jammed on both sides? Because Malaysia knows they get more value shopping and eating in Singapore than in JB and most importantly is a safe place for families with children and handicaps. Just so you know..
@@YanQi.More value eating in spore than johor? That doesn't sound right to many.😅
@@obeydaud2059 yeah that true. Otherwise why is there a jam every weekend on both sides. you think they use peanut oil to cook for you? 🤣🤣🤣 How about plastic for. Considering the fact that there is no health authority to monitor the quality there. If you add all that up. Plus the cost of living in Malaysia has gone up so much, even locals also find it very expensive to eat out now. Those who can afford it would rather come to singapore. In terms of quality, service and safety also. Even foodcourt in Singapore is better than those in jb plus affordable. Add all that up. Perhaps you will understand why Malaysians rather spend their weekends here than in JB.
My advice for young working adults. 1st highest Priority is to Start to "Invest" into the Guarantee & high interest rates (4%) CPF SA once you start working. To have a million in your CPF (SA+RA) at age 65. Time is the critical factor. Start early as young as possible & be Patience & have faith in our CPF system.
The next highest priority is to be very focus to make use of your "BIRTH RIGHT" to buy your 1st heavily subsidize govt BTO or Resale HDB (HDB grant) or EC condo if possible, between age 30-40. Follow this formula. You will be fine to retire with ease at age 65.
The next priority - Buy Insurance for protection.
In the event of an emergency such as an illness or accident, you will lose your hard-earned money overnight & fall into poverty. Your retirement years of planning will be derailed.
Lastly, health is wealth. Exercise regularly
He has been smiling and laughing throughout the video. Heart-Warming :)
Most importantly, you need to exercise and take good care of your health. Without good health, money is worthless. You need to change your mindset and make your health as priority, before its too late.
Thanks Max. I am following Kelvin's content. He is one honest guy that speaks his heart.
Singapore is lovely! Expensive, but incredibly clean and "easy" (in the sense that it is not a city that offers you many complications). It feels like living 50 years in the future. Not long ago, we made a video called "The Best Countries to Start a New Life Abroad With No Money" about countries like the UAE and Singapore, where, with certain skills, you can have a really good life.
As I know, MALAYSIAN can renew road tax back then in 2017. Our driving license from 2020 can be renewed online. Car Insurance also can renew online since before Covid.. I never line up on JPJ or any Pos Office to renew my road tax and license.
This guy's story is interesting !!
He is a newly minted Singaporean and now he is telling Singaporean they have an option to move out if they think the country doesn't suit them 😂
I don't see anything wrong with him suggesting that. He became a Singaporean because he appreciates a lot of aspects of being one. For people who keep complaining about the high cost of living and how lousy our government is and don't know how to be thankful , they can always seek greener pastures elsewhere.
SINGAPORE!! If you stay Singappre, you r a lucky person. If you working Singapore you will make money 100 persent
It's good for you Kevlin. But it depends on the perspectives. One prefers efficiency, one prefers the laidbacks. Either one cant be wrong.
To each his own😊
Home cook save more daily 2 Dish + 1 Instant Soup (Bovril)
LIVE LIFE WITH SENSE OF PURPOSE.
Kelvin gor gor!
Kevin is very positive
Hahaha 😊 Kelvin possess comedy vibes can consider standup cos so deadpan delivery
Perhaps compare KL to Sg and not Ipoh to SG. Renewal of licence can be done in post office within 10mins
Huat big big!
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Kevin is the typical rich dad (more extreme variety) in the book ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’😂
Hi Kelvin
I looking for a job at Singapore. If you don't mind, please elaborate more tips on how to find companies that can sponsor me. Thank you
LOL... everything in Singapore built by British. Sure. We did have that benefit, so does Malaysia. So, what happened in Malaysia after? I mean, really. Don't make broad statement on a subject you may not know enough about.
😅😊YEs agree , I think by saying Everything in Singapore build by British and commenting Singapore is just a place for immigrants / everything is built by LKY ( Singaporean have little to no contributions )
Not very proper .
He is a Malaysian . He come to Singapore to start a family , he benefit from this. But he should ALSO always remember to respect that Singapore have locals born people who sacrifice and followed LKY policy to serve the compulsory national service + 10 years reservist and older Singaporean who work hard in following LKY policy from building of 1st HDB to now .
likewise Malaysia also same story , does he thinks Malaysian are immigrants only. 😂i think Malaysian will be very angry if a random Singaporean goes there start a family and business / buying 1mil below property and later comment that , ( Malaysia is an immigrant country , people are descendants from Fujian and Guangdong mostly and its built by the prime minister and not the people .. stuff like that )
So i feel he is quite arrogant , because to be honest . he is able to do come to Singapore to start a family / getting CPF / buying subsidies housing is all just because of welcoming government policy . So he should be grateful instead , especially when he is holding a CPF account in singapore.
This statement change my opinion about him
I can see this dude is not sensitive to the feelings of Singaporean and has total disregard for the Singapore government. Not a person with EQ and definitely not a humble person as some suggested..
Bro @kevinlearninvesting made it to this channel. First time hearing a different perspective from him.
Congratulations Kelvin for becoming a Singaporean.
Sg workers known for being 1 of the most unhappy and overworked but everyone still flocking in. Btw no owning of HDB flat. We lease from the Govt for 99yrs.
please dont mislead lah, if you are a lessee, how come you can sell it? if you can sell it, it means you are the owner
@@user-in8se8ir6fI think a better way to put it would be we own the flat, just not the land.
Wonder if Kelvin has travelled far enuff to make good comparisons (actually am his fan following him 😳)? Reading widely may not equate to seeing things comprehensively … & YUP Max could consider interviewing Torres Pit (that chap is good in interviewing others haha so do consider putting him on the opposite end of the spectrum 🤭)
Kelvin talks sense.
Kelvin is just an opportunist …. He kept referring to Singaporeans as “they”……. Event though he had converted for over 2 years …. What a shame …
correct. still a heart of malaysia. since u converted as new citizen and still refering singaporeans as they. KNS! When i hear from this video become disrespect him already. Before i respect him now become disrespect.
I feel you have to compare,like city with city,... In KL, driving license can be done within 5 minutes in the POS office and passport application now online. Of course Malaysia as a whole is not as tech savvy as Singapore but we are catching up. Ipoh is of course... More uloo than KL.😊 😊
He was referring ti his experience few years back. Not now.
@@Sminskydriving license can be done in 5 min in post offices for decades already. i renewed my passport online back in 2016
he just justified his bias. things are much more efficient than a typical malaysian cityboy chinese perception
I can retire in SG for $500sgd a month, live a relax life, do taichi daily. No need posh restuarants. That's why I go fancier places which still working. But if couple need to use up their cpf monthly to pay loans then they will have insufficient savings for retirement. 1 reason why old pple still work as guards, cleaners is bcos when they were younger, their salary scale were much lower therefore insufficient to retire
Nobody said chicken rice from Singapore but we made it Singaporean. In Singapore they also name it Hainanese chicken rice. So actually the roots of the dish is from hainan wenchang chicken… Malaysian style is more rustic. Different from Singapore style. Somebody once said, Singapore is just better at marketing the similar things. Well, that’s true.
Most migrants will work long hours. I used to work 16 hour days (double shift) when I first migrated from Singapore to where I am now. Keep at it Kelvin, you will enjoy the lifestyle in the future with multi digit income, but try to buy your own home.
With TD Ameritrade gone, what is the next best free charting tool ?
Finally you're using a tripod! Haha, normally you hand hold one small camera ..........
long time already
@@MaxChernov I lost track then, but at least you know I am your viewer.
Hello Max, how much to pay for this ?
SINGAPORE IS A CHALLENGING PLACE , IN THE IT WILL BENEFIT OURSELF.😅
It's easier for a Chinese to get citizenship in Singapore than a Malay.
My husband was born in Malaysia, but family moved to Singapore, before the Merdeka. When Singapore separated from Malaysia, he was never given any citizenship. He came back to complete his studies and then furthering in the US. He worked in Petronas and never regretted leaving Singapore. His parents and some siblings died in Singapore. I don't know what you call these...
As a Singaporean, I'd prefer living in Malaysia but earn from Singapore's economy.
3.45 times the spending power 😂😂😂
You can just commute daily between JB & SG
@@jly5828 @jly5828 hahaha the jam buey tahan Sia 😅😅😅
I think you have a great idea 😅🤣😂
🤣@@estherdlcrz
@@JimNgMarketing I'd like to try that idea LOL 😅🤣
Good for you. But don't drop to JB buying Malaysian subsidized goods
He represents every average responsible people
Really? Reasonable people? In Malaysia they call them ungrateful traitor 🤣🤣🤣
responsible for the country that bred him?
@@YanQi.Just shows idiots like you and others who call him ungrateful traitors are tribal village bumpkin.
Singapore is a great place to work/earn money. But for me, i would not renounce my Malaysian citizenship... I still gonna come back to Malaysia to retire.
Working 12 hrs per day is normal for Malaysian... It's not even an issues. The problem is within the unpaid overtime
So Kelvin is from Malaysia. Now I know why Kelvin speaks like a 50years old military "encik" hahaha. But well said about the Options, everyone can look back to the options they have before they complain about the cost of living. (On a side note, just want to challenge him that Malaysians don't have the option of Michelin-graded food 😜)
I'm a Kelvin fan!
Not in Switzerland!
Kelvin voiced what I have been saying as well for a long time. Immigration is necessary. Many Singaporeans are 3rd or 4th generation migrants ourselves. I can understand the sentiment for not wanting new migrants, but we need them. We simply do not have enough human resource to "power" our country, esp. with the low birthrate.
The problem is with the low salary for low- to mid-level jobs. The entry level for what I did 22 years ago is only SGD 200 less than what is the average now. This is just ridiculous. Price of food has gone up by around 60% compared to 20 years ago, but salary only by 11%. We are not even talking about housing cost here. Just pay everyone fairly and honestly.
From what we see, it's much easier for Malaysian Chinese and Malaysian Indian to get Singapore citizenship as compared to Malaysian Malays/Bumi or Indonesia Pribumis unless thru marriage with a Singaporean. The stats don't lie no matter how holistic the assessment the agency can state. Hence many may feel unfair.
"oh you've produced a new worker for us" 😂😂😅😅😂😅
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"even though Malaysian foods are better"
Singaporeans: and I took that personally...
Oh no! Isn't he one of those "Not financial advise" type of financial UA-camrs?
I agree with alot of things Kelvin has said, only that Singapore food is definitely nicer.....lol😂😂😂
How does Mr Kelvin with only 94k subs on youtube earn $12,000 and more? How does that work?
hmph SG food better lah lol, joking.
welcome to SG, Kelvin. :)
Malaysia give ur parents citizenship during the early days so ur parents and you can have a good education.
Yea. Like being a lawyer makes no difference. 🙄🙄🙄
His works and UA-cam financial contents are suitable for planting the roots here. When getting older, he can just moved back Malaysia and retire as many singaporean are also doing…
He’s also acute to know that NS thing which many locals are unhappy since decades ago. But why care when the Govt is turning a blind eye on it 😜
Well, there would be probably much less complains if the government actually recognize that it is an issue and focus on providing real help to the people they have disadvantaged for the sake of the country.
@@tobyc8668 You knew how they operated using KPI as metrics in their ivory tower. Happy or not is not in their KPI 🤣
@@Tigerzbeer
Of course, their KPI is GDP. And, the NS thing has always been the elephant in the room since the 2000s.
Immigration is the life blood of innovation. People do tend to forget that the US is a land of immigrants. The only people who can claim to be native are well, the Native Americans (American Indians as they were known). Glad that Singapore is one such country as well. But all things considered, I would prefer living in Malaysia if I were retired because of the slower life and much better cost of living, so I would not consider giving up my citizenship there is it was up to me. But hey, not a Singaporean or Malaysian citizen so moot point here.
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Ayo, you can renew Malaysia driving licence within minutes. You can also renew your passport within an hour or two now. You can do this in JB la.
You are right @kinboon3138
Work work and work until you die!! Then what life do you have?? Lucky that I moved out from Singapore some years ago. The most interesting bit what he said was that the government sees the new born baby as a new worker!! That's sick. No work ethics, no work-life balance, just making people work like slaves. Can't imagine a place like that.
Happy to see another fellow from Ipoh here in SG (but Malaysian food is better I SAID WHAT I SAID)
This guy too long not in Malaysia? The govt office improved a lot. Immigration office for passport just took 20minutes from i step in the door to step out their office. EPF office, i dont even need to visit the office for wothdrawal.
2 days to renew driving license in msia is unheard of. Not even 30 years ago. I just go to nearest post office and my license is ready in 15 minutes. This guy is bluffing.
Let me add a balanced perspective. He went to JPJ and if you’re not early they’ll tell you the queue quota has run out so you come back the next day. I saw this in JPJ and JPN too where they didn’t want to give me a queue number as it was 20mins to lunch time but I stood my ground and they gave in
@@idoit5005 why the need to go to jpj to renew license when u can do it in post office?
Agree. Many things are efficient and can be done online these days. This Kelvin kept condemning MY in many videos
ofc la he's Chinese. When have they ever talk good about Malaysia or any country they lived in? Chinese diaspora from all over the world hates their host country except countries ran by their own people. They are not called "Jews of the East" for nothing. Go and ask American, Australian, British chinese what they think of their countries, they always have bad things to say about it.
@@potatoeskimos Not all Chinese like that
Kelvin makes lots $$, but what does Kelvin do with the money ?
Would Kelvin make more Babies to contribute to the future of Singapore ?
Is the Media Here promoting mono-dimensional aspect of only money equates success ?
I admire kelvin but found this interview lacking in depth. Quite superficial answers from him and a lot of generalisations
Agreed. Malaysian DNA
UA-cam is definitely a bubble.
12h is nothing actually. I know of ppl in china working 16h a day.
Kelvin, Malaysia food better, i think so too
Malaysia food is better but Singapore is the best.
What talent does this person bring to Singapore? Another peon to serve the rentier economy. If I have to work a pointless, parasitic job in finance, I would be depressed.