A report by the Finance Ministry found that younger Singaporeans in their 40s are more educated and better able to find jobs, earning and saving more, and on track to live longer and healthier lives, compared to citizens between the ages of 50 and 79. We delve into the report’s findings with Grace Ho - senior political correspondent for ‘The Straits Times’.

<p>A report by the Finance Ministry found that younger Singaporeans in their 40s are more educated and better able to find jobs, earning and saving more, and on track to live longer and healthier lives, compared to citizens between the ages of 50 and 79. We delve into the report&rsquo;s findings with Grace Ho - senior political correspondent for &lsquo;The Straits Times&rsquo;.</p>

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