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Am I rich in Singapore?
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What counts as rich in Singapore?
Singapore has one of the highest home-ownership rates in the world, largely thanks to HDB flats, and many people also build up substantial savings in their CPF accounts. Both count towards your wealth.
The median adult in Singapore holds about S$207,000. The top 10% starts at roughly S$1.2 million, and the top 1% at about S$5.3 million.
| To be in the… | You need about |
|---|---|
| Richer half | S$207,000 |
| Top 25% | S$548,000 |
| Top 10% | S$1.2 million |
| Top 1% | S$5.3 million |
Net wealth per adult, in SGD, 2024 estimates from the World Inequality Database. Couples split their wealth equally.
Singapore vs the world
A typical adult in Singapore, with about S$207,000, is already in the top 9% of the world. To join the world's top 10%, an adult needs about S$181,000 in local money. Plenty of people in Singapore are richer by world standards than they feel.
Questions people in Singapore ask
What net worth puts you in the top 10% in Singapore?
About S$1.2 million per adult, according to the World Inequality Database.
Is S$500,000 a lot in Singapore?
It puts an adult in about the top 27% in Singapore, and in the top 5% of the world.
Should I count my CPF and my HDB flat?
Yes. Include your CPF balances and the market value of your flat or other property.