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Younger population’s priority is growing their money

Less than half of those aged 18 to 24 want to understand investments.

About four in 10 (45%) young people said they want help in growing their savings amidst inflation, a YouGov survey showed.

This is followed by asking help in planning for future life events (44%), assessing finances and improving their financial situation (43%), and budgeting and tracking expenses (42%).

Those aged 25 to 34 are of similar opinion but they also need help in managing their money (40%) as the second most important avenue of help.

A total of 1,057 Singaporeans aged 18 and above participated in this poll.

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