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We are richer than Japanese and Germans

bobby

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If you force every citizen to save 37% of their salaries every month and cannot touch forever...sure very rich.

We all know Jesus Saves....but Singaporeans also save what.
 

winnipegjets

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Not so rich lah!

Got lau goh's Swiss standards of living yet?

CNBC based on the AVERAGE salary. Why not median net worth? After deducting HDB loan, sinkee will be pok kai. HDB flat is NOT an asset as its appreciation span is short. After 40 years, its value start to drop.
Like I often say, the outside world don't know too much about sinkapore. It takes the info from the lying party and don't bother to do some legwork to check those info out.
 

syed putra

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I thought macau is richest. Richer than qatar.
saturday january 19 2019
Macau to replace Qatar as richest place in the world
Didi Tang, Beijing
August 8 2018, 12:00pm, The Times

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The IMF says Macau’s GDP will reach $143,116 by 2020 but that will make no difference to ordinary residents; public services are poor and the territory does not have even one public parkALAMY
Macau, the world’s gambling hub, will overtake Qatar as the richest place in the world in 2020, according to the International Monetary Fund.
GDP per capita in the Chinese territory is forecast to reach $143,116 in two years, compared with $139,151 in Qatar. It is predicted that the gap will widen by 2023 because of Macau’s faster economic growth.
The expansion comes after a period of sluggish growth beacause Macau’s casinos suffered under President Xi’s anti-corruption drive. Gambling revenues rose by 19.1 per cent last year compared with 2016.
 

syed putra

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And lets face it. Those new billionaire citizens that pushed the figure upwards due to its tax haven status bringing in with them the money from neighbouring countries, notably indonesia. That money trickled to the bankers and real estate.
 
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