Money
Singaporean millennials say money is their top source of stress. This is no surprise given that Singapore's cost of living is so high.
Young adults face the financial pressure on several fronts - saving up to pay their student loans; for their first flat; renovations; wedding; insurance; taking care of their parents and preparing for the arrival of their first child.
Let's discuss some of the obstacles we face and how we can achieve our financial goals.
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