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Browsing: Survey of Rich people
- Standard Chartered Bank has found that health and fitness, retirement planning and leaving a family legacy have been on the minds of future-focused, affluent individuals worldwide, including Africa, for some time
- The top three goals the report uncovered were improving personal health at 44 per cent of those who set goals and setting aside more money for their children’s futures at 39 per cent
- The pandemic has also caused many affluent consumers to lose confidence in their financial management, making them increasingly averse to risk
A new survey by Standard Chartered Bank has found that health and fitness, retirement planning and leaving a family legacy have been on the minds of future-focused, affluent individuals worldwide, including Africa, for some time.
According to the bank’s Wealth Expectancy Report, these priorities have evolved into new goals, prompting changes to how they manage their finances amid the ongoing global pandemic.
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