SGBrokeStick

If you live by one money rule, make it this.
Most people spend first and try to save later, but the real game is simple: save first, then spend what’s left. The moment your salary hits, move a portion out immediately—because if you wait, there’ll be nothing left. This is how people who earn less still build wealth.
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Starting salary shock in Singapore!
$5K isn’t the norm — it’s already above average in Singapore. The difference isn’t effort, it’s value. Companies pay for impact, not just hard work. So are you underpaid… or just not positioned yet? Follow for real money truths.
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America has better healthcare… so why are people going broke?
Why Americans can go into debt from one hospital visit while Singaporeans are forced to build a safety net through MediSave. This is the difference between reacting to a crisis and preparing for it. Which system would you pick?


Welcome to SGBrokeStick — where we share money realities no one

SGBrokeStick breaks down the uncomfortable truths behind money, lifestyle, and “success” , exposing how people can earn more, spend more, and still feel stuck, using simple stickman storytelling to reveal the hidden trade-offs behind cars, property, and everyday financial decisions.
This channel is about understanding where your money really goes, questioning common paths, and taking back control of your financial life.

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In Singapore, you pay more… to live smaller.
Everyone thinks upgrading to a $2M condo means success… but what if you’re actually paying more to live smaller?
In Singapore, the price gap between condos and resale HDBs is massive, yet space keeps shrinking. So the real question isn’t about price — it’s about what you truly value: space or status. Watch till the end and decide for yourself.

Stop Taking 7-Year Car Loans! Do this instead!
Still thinking about financing that luxury car?
Here is the brutal truth about long-term car loans and why leasing might actually save your financial future.
Stop tying up your wealth in depreciating metal, break the chain, and start buying real assets!
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SGBrokeStick breaks down the uncomfortable truths behind money, lifestyle, and “success” in Singapore — why you can earn more, spend more, and still feel stuck.

Most people don’t actually have a money problem.
They have a visibility problem.

If this hit you, subscribe for more real money truths.

You Got a Raise… So Why Are You Still Broke?
You earn more… but somehow nothing changes. Every raise feels good, until your spending quietly catches up. This is the trap keeping most people stuck—and the mindset shift that actually builds wealth.

Welcome to SGBrokeStick — where we break down the real cost of living in Singapore.

From $200,000 cars to $1 million public housing, this channel explores the money decisions, lifestyle trade-offs, and financial realities of living in one of the most expensive cities in the world.

Through short, engaging videos, we discuss topics like:

• Singapore housing and property prices
• Renting vs buying in Singapore
• Why cars are so expensive in Singapore
• Cost of living in Singapore
• Singapore lifestyle and money decisions

Many videos challenge common beliefs using the series:

“Prove Me Wrong: Singapore Edition.”

If you're curious about how people actually live, spend, and survive financially in Singapore, this channel is for you.

Subscribe for short, thought-provoking videos about money, lifestyle, and the real Singapore.

Why Someone Earning $10K Can Still Be Broke.
The truth is many high-income earners fall into the salary trap — when income increases, lifestyle increases even faster.
Bigger house, better car, nicer vacations… but savings barely grow. In expensive cities like Singapore, even a $10k salary can feel like it’s not enough because the cost of living keeps rising.
Real wealth isn’t about how much you earn — it’s about how much you keep and invest.
Do you think a $10k salary is enough to feel financially free today?


Welcome to SGBrokeStick — where we break down the real cost of living in Singapore.

From $200,000 cars to $1 million public housing, this channel explores the money decisions, lifestyle trade-offs, and financial realities of living in one of the most expensive cities in the world.

Through short, engaging videos, we discuss topics like:

• Singapore housing and property prices
• Renting vs buying in Singapore
• Why cars are so expensive in Singapore
• Cost of living in Singapore
• Singapore lifestyle and money decisions

Many videos challenge common beliefs using the series:

“Prove Me Wrong: Singapore Edition.”

If you're curious about how people actually live, spend, and survive financially in Singapore, this channel is for you.

Follow for short, thought-provoking videos about money, lifestyle, and the real Singapore.

Many people think recessions only destroy wealth.
But history shows that downturns often create opportunities for investors who stay calm.
When markets fall, assets become cheaper, and that’s when patient investors start buying.
The difference between panic and opportunity can change someone’s financial future.

Imagine working for 30 years and still relying on your next paycheck.
That’s the reality for many people stuck in the salary cycle.
But the way out usually starts with saving, building assets, and creating income beyond a single salary.
Everyone escapes differently — what’s your strategy?

For decades the middle class represented stability and security. But rising housing prices, education costs, healthcare bills, and stagnant salaries are squeezing families everywhere.
Many people aren’t becoming wealthier — they’re simply trying to stay afloat.
This is happening in Singapore, the US, and many other places around the world.
So the real question is: is the middle class disappearing or just under pressure?

Petrol prices don’t just rise randomly. When wars threaten key oil routes like the Strait of Hormuz, global oil supply becomes uncertain. Since countries like Singapore import most of their fuel, pump prices can rise very quickly. That’s why petrol can reach $4/Litre during global conflicts.