Singapore has one of the fastest ageing populations in the world and the number of residents reaching 100 years of age is steadily increasing. Are the country’s residents prepared for the rising longevity?
What concerns people in Singapore about living longer, and what they can do to better prepare for longevity?
Only three in 10 of Singapore’s residents say they want to live to 100 and even fewer believe their health and finances are ready for longevity.
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Prudential Singapore is one of the country’s leading life insurers serving the needs of Singapore’s residents with well-rounded financial solutions in Protection, Savings and Investment.
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