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SG's wealthy people reached 23%: What's your thought?
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As one of the major financial centers in the world, Singapore has an attractive environment for investors to get rich. Based on the estimates of GlobalData, Singapore's wealthy population reached an all time high, growing 3.4% in 2021. Their data also shows that adults with more than $50,000 in liquidity assets make up 23.2% of Singapore's population. With the economic recovery and positive performance of equities, the wealth growth of the local population is expected to speed up in the following years. What's your thought on Singapore's wealthy people reaching about 1/4? Do you think the number is correct or reasonable? How about yourself or people around you?
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As one of the major financial centers in the world, Singapore has an attractive environment for investors to get rich. Based on the estimates of GlobalData, Singapore's wealthy population reached an all time high, growing 3.4% in 2021. Their data also shows that adults with more than $50,000 in liquidity assets make up 23.2% of Singapore's population. With the economic recovery and positive performance of equities, the wealth growth of the local population is expected to speed up in the following years. What's your thought on Singapore's wealthy people reaching about 1/4? Do you think the number is correct or reasonable? How about yourself or people around you?
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though you have nothing at least you got idea to earn 
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