Singaporeans

Three in five millennials are confident of having enough funds to support themselves and their families during retirement.

Singapore’s GDP is slated to contract between 4.5% and 5.5% year-on-year in 3Q2020, CGS-CIMB economists predict.

The scheme aims to provide support to individuals seeking careers in Singapore’s financial services sector.

SINGAPORE (July 15): The good news is that while the average Singaporean has embarked on his journey towards financial wellness, it’s going to take some time for him to reach his destination.

SINGAPORE (July 16): A significant majority of Singaporeans would like to live abroad, albeit not infinitely, according to a recent study conducted by online money transfer service TransferWise.

(July 31): When V Arumugam married in 1971, he was earning $200 a month working the front desk at a hotel. A few years later, his monthly pay increased to $500.

SINGAPORE (Sept 20): Singapore’s recruiters are getting it all wrong about what employees want, as proven by LinkedIn’s Singapore Fulfilment Study 2016.  

SINGAPORE (July 21): In the latest Global Retirement Index published by Natixis Global Asset Management, Singapore has taken the 25th spot in the world for retirement security, out of 43 nations surveyed.