This monthly sustainability report does not include any of the salaried income. The basis for this monthly financial review is to gauge the sustainability status of my financial independence based on the total amount of passive income received.
WO HOR. Singapore opened borders, relaxing pandemic rules. People are everywhere now. After 2 years of war against the pandemic, it seem we are finally having some breath of air. I even saw people having BBQ in the park. Well, let's us hope the war is really ending. Somehow....
A fat month. While I'm getting only $360 dividend from a counter in the month of April. A merger of two REITS dumped a load of cash into my pocket fattening my cash holdings further. Well, as this is a one off event, it will not be counted toward the monthly passive income.
Apart from it, the revised rental income is now increased to $2000 due to an additional tenant. Well, some increase in the monthly passive income to cover the crazy inflation.
Expenses has somewhat reduced, mainly because we didn't get to seek much medical attention. The supplements products appeared to be finally working to help reduce the need to rely on medication to control our existing medical conditions. Hopefully it doesn't get any worse.
Portfolio changed a little bit with the merger of two REITS in April, this further increase my cash holdings and increase my exposure to industrial REIT.
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