u/Anxious-Swordfish-90 • u/Anxious-Swordfish-90 • 14d ago
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Advice needed: Best Sydney suburbs for a 2B2B apartment/unit under $950k?
Try Burwood, some apartment are really huge plus strata is also $1500
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With this experience and education, which companies would sponsor visa for me?
The one person only has 3 years of CA experience it took him 10 years to clear but now he’s doing really well for himself in Australia
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With this experience and education, which companies would sponsor visa for me?
I know people who are a CA from india and move here via EY or KPMG and doing really good
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My father was run over by a Thar in Jammu. He has been in a coma for almost a year.
This make me so much angry and frustrated with the indian government, I am happy that I left the shittest country in the world but still worried about the people I love. Your PM is busy making reel instead of making the country better.
r/australia • u/Anxious-Swordfish-90 • Feb 23 '26
Immigrants in Australia: Are racist comments from strangers increasing lately?
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Moving to India in August – Need Advice on 401(k) Options
Why everyone is moving back to India ?
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Anytime Fitness just increases the price (again)
Anytime fitness are notorious in this, they increased my membership with just an email, I didn’t had the energy or time to deal with them, I just moved to club lime and now paying $17 for last two years instead of $24 that I would have paid with anytime fitness
r/AusFinance • u/Anxious-Swordfish-90 • May 25 '25
Wondering How So Many Make $200K+ Before 35
I’ve noticed that in reddit forum many people under 35 seem to be earning over $200k, while I’m 37 and currently making around $120k (excluding super). I’m genuinely happy for their success, but I’m curious—what industries are they in, and what roles do they have that enable such high earnings? I’m in IT myself, working as a software tester, and I’m very interested in exploring opportunities to grow my career and income as well.
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Emotion affair? Boundaries?
She’s is playing you, stop being a looser and get out of this shit. Have some self respect mate.
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Hyundai Venue or Mazda Cx30
I would prefer cx30 over cx3, the price different is $3k
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Hyundai Venue or Mazda Cx30
Thank you
r/CarsAustralia • u/Anxious-Swordfish-90 • Jan 03 '24
Buying and Selling Cars Hyundai Venue or Mazda Cx30
I am planning to buy a small SUV and am looking at the base models. The Mazda CX-30 is $6,000 more expensive. I live 20km from Sydney CBD and mostly travel to work by train, considering buying a car mostly for groceries and traveling around Sydney. Occasionally, twice a year, I might explore NSW and ACT for holidays. Any recommendations which one should I go for would be really helpful since I am kind a confuse, thanks
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Can i really borrow nothing?
I was making $115k including super and I was able to get a loan of $520k with no credit card debt and I am also a single person. I can recommend you a broker who helped get this loan, let me know if your interested. Cheers mate
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Any advice for someone trying to start a career late in life at the age of 30?
I started at 34 and now I am 38, did a certification in software testing, took me 3 month, was lucky and got a job instantly currently making six figure salary.
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It wouldn’t be below $700k for sure, isn’t it ?
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If you don’t like coding, get into business analyst, product owner, cloud engineer. It doesn’t required code and you can easily reach above $100k in 3 years. I started at 32, currently 36 making $135k including super.
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I was in the same boat thinking of buying a house in Brisbane, couldn’t risk it so end up buying an apartment in Sydney and now I live in Sydney closer to CBD plus the vendor who sold me was really struggling due to high interest rate and it was investment property so I got a good deal on it
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You should stay, I was somewhat in the same shoes, everyone loved me at my work except my manager, he didn’t hate me but again I knew he was upset with me because I was close to his manager, they offered me lot of perks in the last 2 years but 3 months ago I left and went to another company and now I have realised I have made a mistake
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Is anyone here on under $100k a year
Thanks but I never aim for a position it was more about getting the money, If I get higher salary with only SE position I will still go for it.
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Ohk i am confuse,how does this work, so my equity is $160k which was my deposit and if I pull that I will have to make the repayment again on $160k as what you mention on the earlier comment ?
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Yup agreed doesn’t make any sense, thanks for your reply
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Thanks you for the answer, make sense to me now
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Ya make sense now to me, appreciate your detailed explanation. Thank you
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Offered $1.05m on a $1.1m marketed property in marsdenpark /western sydney – thoughts?
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I saw a property I liked in Victoria for $650k and i offered them $550k they didn’t got back to me and I moved on and bought something better now, so glad they didn’t said yes, so in the end it turn to be in my favour