How to Live on $2,000 a Month in Singapore? 3 Retirees Share Their Stories | The Investing Iguana 🦖
🟩🟩 Are you curious about how people retire in Singapore, one of the most expensive cities in the world? Do you want to learn how they manage their budget, activities, and lifestyle on a modest monthly income? Do you want to get some tips and insights on how to plan for your own retirement, save for the future, and enjoy life after work? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this video is for you!
🟩 In this video, I’m going to take you on a journey into the world of retirement in Singapore. We’re going to hear from some real-life retirees who share their stories of living on $1,000-$2,000 a month in Singapore, based on a documentary by Channel News Asia. We’ll find out how they spend their money, what they do for fun, and what challenges they face in retirement. We’ll also get some tips and insights on how to plan for retirement, save for the future, and enjoy life after work.
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0:00 - Introduction to retirement in Singapore
1:20 - Meet Mr. Tan: Budgeting and traveling in retirement
3:45 - Mr. Tan's active lifestyle and advice
5:02 - Meet Ms. Lee: Outdoor activities and volunteering
6:20 - Ms. Lee's self-indulgences and work-life balance
7:32 - Meet Mr. Lim: Achieving family goals in retirement
8:15 - Mr. Lim's part-time job and final advice
8:46 - Conclusion and key takeaways
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