A Fidelity survey found 94% of post-80s respondents have a savings habit, showing the younger generation already thinks about money. Many also see MPF as part of their retirement planning.
What else did the survey find?
Many respondents set aside part of their monthly income for the future. But their knowledge of investment tools still needs work.
Any advice for young people?
Plan for retirement early, harness MPF’s long-term investing edge, and review your portfolio regularly. Time is young people’s greatest asset — the earlier you start, the more compounding works for you.
Learn MPF investment basics at the MPF education hub.
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