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syed putra

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Singaporeans each hold almost RM800,000 in financial assets on average, country ranks among top five in world​

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Singaporeans each hold almost RM800,000 in financial assets on average, country ranks among top five in world

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By Malay Mail
Saturday, 05 Oct 2024 1:19 PM MYT
SINGAPORE, Oct 5 – Singapore residents hold more financial assets on average compared to those in many other countries, a recent global wealth report has revealed.

According to the Allianz Global Wealth Report 2024, Singapore ranked fourth worldwide with net financial assets per capita at €171,930 (S$246,000 or RM800,000) recorded in 2023.





In comparison, Malaysia ranked 40th with just €9,430 (RM44,000) net financial asset per capita.
The United States took the top spot with net financial assets per capita of €260,320, followed by Switzerland with €255,440, and Denmark with €172,200, just ahead of Singapore.
In the region, Singapore is ahead of Taiwan, which ranked fifth with €148,750, and Japan, which was placed 12th with €91,940.
 

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By building loads of concrete jungles means the policies worked? TFR shrinking like mad. Build for who? How many dinkies in heavy housing debt? It's liabilities not asset till you pay. Lol....Assets & debt still can't tell. Sell house, stay where? It's a roof , expensive roof.
 

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lol g (l) o a t

g (l) o a t = greatest (leeeeeeeeeeeeeecher n liiiiiiiiiaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrr) of all time

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Singaporeans each hold almost RM800,000 in financial assets on average, country ranks among top five in world​

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Singaporeans each hold almost RM800,000 in financial assets on average, country ranks among top five in world

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By Malay Mail
Saturday, 05 Oct 2024 1:19 PM MYT
SINGAPORE, Oct 5 – Singapore residents hold more financial assets on average compared to those in many other countries, a recent global wealth report has revealed.

According to the Allianz Global Wealth Report 2024, Singapore ranked fourth worldwide with net financial assets per capita at €171,930 (S$246,000 or RM800,000) recorded in 2023.





In comparison, Malaysia ranked 40th with just €9,430 (RM44,000) net financial asset per capita.
The United States took the top spot with net financial assets per capita of €260,320, followed by Switzerland with €255,440, and Denmark with €172,200, just ahead of Singapore.
In the region, Singapore is ahead of Taiwan, which ranked fifth with €148,750, and Japan, which was placed 12th with €91,940.
Most of the so-capp financial asset is a Hardland Pigeon hole n World Most substainable Pension fund - only can start take money after 65

The miney is can see...can touch?
 
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