Anonymous

09 Feb 2023

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Assuming you are truly financially independent at 66 yrs old, what would you do on a daily basis in SG?

It seems boring to retire in SG...

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Susan Soh

01 Mar 2023

Try new things.

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Ian

01 Mar 2023

I would want to travel the world with my loved ones. Enjoy a sip of coffee at my own time.

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AH

25 Feb 2023

Help others, study and travel to broaden horizons

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Robin

17 Feb 2023

Administrator at SG

Yes it can be. I will want to continue contributing my skillset that I have build over my career if possible.

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we don't say

17 Feb 2023

The real question is if I will even be retiring in SG XDDD but if I do then probably alot of dancing...

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