242,400 Millionaires in Singapore 🇸🇬 But Are They Truly Wealthy? | Net Worth vs Cash Flow

Описание: Singapore now boasts 242,400 millionaires with over US$1M in liquid assets, ranking as the 4th wealthiest city globally and 2nd in Asia. But when it comes to financial freedom, is being a millionaire in Singapore just about numbers on paper, or does it mean true wealth and cash flow?

Unlock the secrets of cash flow, dividend investing, and passive income in this essential Singapore finance guide. Discover the difference between being “asset-rich but cash-poor” (net worth millionaire) versus “cash-flow rich” (liquid net worth millionaire)—and why only the latter leads to real financial security.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
Net Worth vs. Liquid Net Worth in Singapore: Why understanding this difference is crucial for every investor.
Is $1M Enough for Retirement?: See how inflation and rising costs impact your retirement planning.
Cash Flow from Dividends & REITs: Learn why dividend stocks and REIT investing provide more reliable passive income than condos, jewelry, or non-dividend stocks.

Two Proven Wealth Paths:
Haven’t hit $1M? Start building wealth with systematic investing, compound growth, and CPF optimization.
Already at $1M+ but locked in illiquid assets? Discover how to restructure your portfolio into dividend investing and REITs for consistent monthly income.

💡 Key Takeaway:
True financial freedom for Singaporeans isn’t about being net worth rich—it’s about being cash flow rich. Build wealth that pays you every month and supports your dream lifestyle.

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