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An aging population, rising living costs, and evolving family dynamics are reshaping how Singaporeans view inheritance and legacy.  \nThis report explores Singaporeans’ perceptions of wealth transfer—what they expect, what they value, and what concerns them. It offers insights into how factors like age and cultural values shape these views and the future of family wealth.  \nETIQA INSURANCE SINGAPORE  \nWEALTH TRANSFER INSIGHTS REPORT 2025  \nETIQA INSURANCE SINGAPORE WEALTH TRANSFER INSIGHTS REPORT 2025  \nResearch overview  \nTo explore Singaporeans’ perspectives on generational wealth transfer, Etiqa Insurance Singapore commissioned Kantar in June 2025 to survey 1,008 citizens and permanent residents spanning four generations: Generation Z, Millennials, Generation X, and Seniors.  \nThis study offers a detailed and comprehensive insight into the attitudes, expectations and strategies around both receiving and passing wealth to the next generation.  \nA strong majority of Singaporeans view wealth  \ntransfer as important  \nAbout three in four Singaporeans consider it important to leave a financial legacy for the next generation, underscoring a powerful intergenerational mindset where wealth is seen not just as personal security, but as a responsibility to secure their family’s future.  \nThis strong intent to transfer wealth highlights the rising importance of legacy planning as a core pillar of financial well-being in Singapore.  \nHOW IMPORTANT IS WEALTH TRANSFER   FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS?    \n23%  \nNot Important  \n77%  \nImportant  \nETIQA INSURANCE SINGAPORE  \nWEALTH TRANSFER INSIGHTS REPORT 2025  \nGrowing emphasis on open dialogue around inheritance  \nSingapore is experiencing a clear cultural shift, with 83% of residents recognising the importance of discussing inheritance within families.  \nLeading this change are younger Singaporeans, who champion greater transparency, while 78% of those aged 55+ are also engaging in wealth transfer discussions.  \nThis reflects a clear departure from a topic previously thought of as taboo, moving toward responsible and open intergenerational financial dialogue.  \npg 6  \nHOW IMPORTANT IS DISCUSSING WEALTH TRANSFER WITH FAMILY?  \nETIQA INSURANCE SINGAPORE  \nWEALTH TRANSFER INSIGHTS REPORT 2025  \npg  \n7  \nHigher inheritance expectations among younger Singaporeans  \nJust over half of Singaporeans (53%) have either received or expect to receive an inheritance, highlighting the growing relevance of wealth transfer in personal financial planning.  \nNotably, this expectation is even higher among younger Singaporeans. 62% under the age of 24 anticipate receiving an inheritance, pointing to rising generational awareness and shifting assumptions about future financial support from family assets.  \nSINGAPOREANS WITH RECEIVED OR EXPECTED INHERITANCE  \n70%  62%   \n60%  \n50%  \n4","cbCaicl702WS1yiu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicl702WS1yiu","pdf",5899172,17,"English","# Research overview\n# A strong majority of Singaporeans view wealth transfer as important\n# Growing emphasis on open dialogue around inheritance\n# Higher inheritance expectations among younger Singaporeans\n# Singaporeans committed to leaving a legacy\n# High-value inheritances anticipated by a fifth of Singaporeans\n# Inheritance valued more after receipt\n# The growing role of insurance in passing on wealth\n# Wealth transfer: Sooner and more purposeful\n# Preparing successors for wealth\n# The worries behind giving\n# Financial advisors take a bigger role in inheritance strategy\n# Deliberate planning, responsible stewardship","[{\"question\":\"What does the report study about wealth transfer in Singapore?\",\"answer\":\"It explores how Singaporeans perceive generational wealth transfer, including what they expect, what they value, and what concerns them. 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