Many rich sinki feel burnout de woh, are u?

[k1976]

Singapore’s rich the most unhappy in Asia with work-life balance: Survey​

Only 30 per cent of people with an investable wealth of more than $1 million in Singapore find themselves happy with their work-life balance. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
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Singapore’s wealthy are the least satisfied with their current work-life balance when compared with their peers in other parts of Asia Pacific, according to a survey from a Geneva-based private bank.
Only 30 per cent of people with an investable wealth of more than $1 million (S$1.37 million) in Singapore find themselves happy with their work-life balance, the lowest among high net-worth individuals in the region surveyed by Switzerland’s Banque Lombard Odier & Cie.
Thailand topped the ranking with 72.7 per cent, followed by Australia, the study published on Thursday showed.

 

[k1976]

The city-state’s cohort of unsatisfied millionaires can be partially explained by the amount of time spent at work, with 26 per cent of Singaporeans responding that they often work overtime, according to report. The nation has the longest working hours per week, 45, across 10 places in Asia Pacific, according to research by London-based flexible workspace company The Instant Group.

Still, there is a perception that the younger generation will move away from the “work is life/life is work” mentality amid Asia’s looming massive wealth transfer, according to the Lombard Odier report.

The bank questioned more than 460 high-net-worth individuals in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Thailand, the Philippines, Taiwan and Australia between May and June. BLOOMBERG

 

[k1976]

Many cheong cheong cheong to fulfill their huat big big landed property dreams, braving high interest rate and geopolitical uncertainty

 

[Leongsam]

Singapore’s rich the most unhappy in Asia with work-life balance: Survey​

Only 30 per cent of people with an investable wealth of more than $1 million in Singapore find themselves happy with their work-life balance. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
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Singapore’s wealthy are the least satisfied with their current work-life balance when compared with their peers in other parts of Asia Pacific, according to a survey from a Geneva-based private bank.
Only 30 per cent of people with an investable wealth of more than $1 million (S$1.37 million) in Singapore find themselves happy with their work-life balance, the lowest among high net-worth individuals in the region surveyed by Switzerland’s Banque Lombard Odier & Cie.
Thailand topped the ranking with 72.7 per cent, followed by Australia, the study published on Thursday showed.

Only a million??? That's nothing to write home about!

 

[k1976]

Only a million??? That's nothing to write home about!

Sinki all million-air, one HDBee Pigeon Hole already 1million liao...it is not surprising when we throw a stone in MRT / bus, u can hit a million-air de

 

[MotorXiao]

They are not considered rich because the rich do not work for money.

 

[k1976]

They are not considered rich because the rich do not work for money.

Cannot say like that....banks haven't fully milked them dry dry mah...must give them motivation to service million dollar property mortgage at 7%, keyi mah?

 

[laksaboy]

They need spiritual retreats. Prolonged stay for at least half a year, zero contact online or with the outside world.

https://sasanarakkha.org/retreat-centre/

 

[True Believer]

Singapore’s rich the most unhappy in Asia with work-life balance: Survey​

Singapore’s wealthy are the least satisfied with their current work-life balance when compared with their peers in other parts of Asia Pacific, according to a survey from a Geneva-based private bank. Only 30 per cent of people with an investable wealth of more than $1 million (S$1.37 million) in Singapore find themselves happy with their work-life balance, the lowest among high net-worth individuals in the region surveyed by Switzerland’s Banque Lombard Odier & Cie.
Thailand topped the ranking with 72.7 per cent, followed by Australia, the study published on Thursday showed.

Sinkies have a reputation of being overly envious of the wealthy who own private homes and cars without realising the amount of blood, sweat and tears that are behind the money they make from their hard work. No pain, no gain.

 

[True Believer]

They are not considered rich because the rich do not work for money.

I assure you that Sinkies with an investable wealth of more than S$1.37 million in S'pore do not rely solely on income from work or business. LOL!

 

[True Believer]

Sinki all million-air, one HDBee Pigeon Hole already 1million liao...it is not surprising when we throw a stone in MRT / bus, u can hit a million-air de

The definition of a millionaire is a person with an investable wealth of more than S$1 million in Singapore i.e. liquid funds and not in assets like property.

 

[sbfuncle]

Only 30 per cent of people with an investable wealth of more than $1 million (S$1.37 million) in

Singapore’s wealthy are the least satisfied with their current work-life balance when compared with their peers in other parts of Asia Pacific,

Having a investible amt of 1.37 mil is wealthy in sg?
I have this amt but I don't find myself wealthy AT ALL.
This is the reason why the % is low becos they did a wrong pool of sinkie.

 

[Loofydralb]

Singapore’s rich the most unhappy in Asia with work-life balance: Survey​

Only 30 per cent of people with an investable wealth of more than $1 million in Singapore find themselves happy with their work-life balance. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
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Singapore’s wealthy are the least satisfied with their current work-life balance when compared with their peers in other parts of Asia Pacific, according to a survey from a Geneva-based private bank.
Only 30 per cent of people with an investable wealth of more than $1 million (S$1.37 million) in Singapore find themselves happy with their work-life balance, the lowest among high net-worth individuals in the region surveyed by Switzerland’s Banque Lombard Odier & Cie.
Thailand topped the ranking with 72.7 per cent, followed by Australia, the study published on Thursday showed.

Being greedy 100% cannot make you happy. Conversely, all that cheating, lying, scamming in work and business carry a heavy psychological costs almost like PTSD.
Guilt consumes you and after you're dead, there will be judgement day to answer for it all.
@JohnTan will pay for it probably by being sodomised for eternity

 

[realDonaldTrump]

I bet the survey didn't interview people from Civil Service and Army.

 

[glockman]

I just checked my POSB savings account. I have $2,376.73 in investable wealth. And I am happy. Because that makes me richer than all my friends.

 

[k1976]

Having a investible amt of 1.37 mil is wealthy in sg?
I have this amt but I don't find myself wealthy AT ALL.
This is the reason why the % is low becos they did a wrong pool of sinkie.

Because it is in SgD , and only available option is SG market mah

 

[k1976]

I bet the survey didn't interview people from Civil Service and Army.

Those are Demi Gods Lai de...many live in landed properties and drive mErc amg de

 

[k1976]

The definition of a millionaire is a person with an investable wealth of more than S$1 million in Singapore i.e. liquid funds and not in assets like property.

Why u bijar lobang of so many bros?
We must let them feel happy mah

 

[k1976]

I just checked my POSB savings account. I have $2,376.73 in investable wealth. And I am happy. Because that makes me richer than all my friends.

Boss, In SGD or Euro or USD or BTC?

If u have 2.4m since 2017, it only mean you are losing more than 40% of your wealth

2017
Landed Property in Sembawang is 2m
Gheyla Cheekon rice is 150/1/1


2023
Landed Property in Sembawang is 4m
Gheyland Cheekon Rice is 200/1/1


Assume Bro Glockman buy the landed property in 2017 at 2m, he now should have 400k in saving and 1 private property worth 4m.

 

[k1976]

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/08/11/tes...ave-if-you-invested-1000-dollars-in-2017.html

CNBC has an interesting article on how inflation do a stealth weather transfer from saver to investors