45 BILLIONAIRES IN SINGAPORE: WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU?

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Dear readers, the Forbes Singapore 50 Richest list is out (full list here).

To make it for the list, individuals should have a net worth of at least US $870 million.

In the list, there are 45 individuals with a net worth of at least US $1 billion.

The wealthiest in Singapore is Eduardo Saverin, with a net worth of US $28.4 Billion.

I believe for ordinary Singaporeans like me, the Singapore Billionaire list makes for a reading list as in who is in the list, whose wealth has increased or decreased compared to their wealth in last year ranking. 


Other than that, I believe many Singaporeans are hard at work daily, working hard, saving up much in these times of higher costs of living and also taking care of health in post-Covid and where the authorities here are also closely watching out for Mpox development in Singapore.


I also believe ordinary Singaporeans definitely have aspirations to advance in life through career advancement. Reskilling and learning new skills are useful for the advancement.

Singapore has more than 333,000 millionaires and i believe many Singaporeans will want to work towards joining this group for it means life will be a little bit easier on the financial side.


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