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Anonymous

18 Jul 2024

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What is a good or minimum amount to retire in life in Singapore. Has roof over head, no debts, just a single individual who like to travel some and eat out weekends in nice places.

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james an

1d ago

Great question! For a single person in Singapore with no debts and a fully paid home, a comfortable retirement with occasional travel and weekend dining can be quite achievable. While lifestyles vary, a common estimate ranges from SGD 2,000 to 3,500 per month to live well. slab leaks st. augustine, fl

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Cryotosensei

18 Aug 2024

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At least one million

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Francis

01 Aug 2024

It is different for everyone. You have to estimate your expenses with inflation, ensure sufficient insurance.

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Li Elizabeth

01 Aug 2024

Depends also if you have a house with rooms to rent out...

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YOC

31 Jul 2024

Depends on where you travel and how often you eat out....

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