Anonymous

01 Aug 2020

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Hi, how much money do u think is enough to be ‘financially independent’ and ‘wealthy’ in Singapore?

This question is inspired by this article: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/27/how-much-money-...

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Brandon Lim

01 Aug 2020

I think it will be different for everyone. It really depends what kind of lifestyle do you want to lead.

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