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Hi Guys, I am 5.5 years Java Developer and I have offer from JPMorgan Chase and Walmart .
Jpmc: 50% on current fixed + jpmc benefits Walmrat: 50% on current fixed + yearly bonus + stocks.
Please help me choose which will be better, mainly looking for brand value, work life balance and yearly hikes.
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Can anyone please suggest that my sister who got married but she has experience of 6 years in as an accountant but after getting marriage she looking for accounting work from home to manage house expenses .... So please anyone suggest??
She knows GST, ITR, AUDIT, TDS.
ANY reference would be appreciable.
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If you want to do it yourself open an interactive brokers account or saxobank account - theyâre both great (I have a preference for IB) then you can do anything you want and apply all the great advice on this thread.
IB also gives you interest On cash, not great interest but 10x better than anything you can get in Dubai. And cash up to $60k is not taxed if youâre not a US citizen.
If youâre just starting out and donât want the hassle try Sarwa (sarwa.co) itâs a robo advisor that just started, they have a great team, lowish fees, and your portfolio is held with IB as the custodian. So if for any reason you leave Dubai or sarwa fails your portfolio is intact under your name and with interactive brokers.
Whatever you do donât go to the local banks or local wealth managers, theyâre not there to serve you - unless youâre a Russian oligarch, Persian millionaire, etc etc
Also doesnât bcg have a pension plan? Thatâs weird. If thereâs no official one for the Dubai office, then theyâre bound to follow the UAE labor law which means when if/ when you leave your employer youâll get paid an end of service gratuity which corresponds to a monthâs salary for every full year that you worked. Basically BCG is giving you a pension fund thatâs equal to 8.3% of your annual pay each year. Reach out to your firm services staff and figure those details out.
Oh wow that is so generous