5 things you need to know about young Singaporeans and their retirement plans

They are motivated but are hindered by 2 major impediments.

When you are in 20s, ignoring retirement planning is almost a reasonable thing to do. But not for young adults in Singapore. A recent survey conducted by and commissioned by NTUC Income revealed that when empowered with knowledge, young adults aged 25-35 in Singapore are motivated to start planning for their retirement.

Here's what they found out:

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