Singapore's baby boomers of the 1960s and 1970s are aging. The reality for any 35-year old young professional today is that in thirty years' time, he or she will be one of 706,000 elderly aged 65 years and above.
It is not sufficient to rely on the support of the state or your children, not when the number of economically active persons able to support each elderly person is projected to fall from 10 to only 3 in 2030.
With continuing advances in genetic science, life expectancy can only increase. The possibility of living beyond our means is very real.
Building and protecting your assets entails systematic planning and discipline. Whatever your aim, chances of success can be dramatically increased by taking an informed and organised approach. Take charge: Get a good Financial Planner.
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