Singaporeans have rated themselves to be unhappy with their personal savings in the last six months, according to a study titled "The Happiness Report".
The study conducted by global communications firm, Grey Group, found that almost one in two respondents were unhappy about the fact that they had insufficient personal savings, .......... 40.5 per cent of the 200 Singaporeans surveyed said they were unhappy with their personal expenditure while 27 per cent of the respondents were unhappy with their confidence in the economy. Full story
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