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Age band
Below 20: 0.0%
20 to 29: 9.7%
30 to 39: 17.5%
40 to 49: 21.4%
50 to 59: 35.9%
60 and above: 15.5%
Gender
Male 72.3%
Female 27.7%
Occupation
Professional 32.4%
Retired 14.7%
Management 12.7%
Student 2.9%
Office worker 7.8%
Home maker 2.9%
Service worker 2.9%
Sales and mkg 2.9%
Consultancy 2.9%
Other 17.6%
How often do you visit my blog?
Daily 50.0%
A few times each week 44.0%
Less frequently 6.0%
I will not come back 0.0%
What types of information do you find most useful ?
Investments 76.7%
Insurance 57.3%
Credit-linked notes 55.3%
Economic issues 48.5%
Life in Singapore 45.6%
General topics 42.7%
Surveys 17.5%
This survey shows a high percentage from the 50 to 59 age band.It is logical to assume that they visit the blog because of their loss in credit -linked notes investments through FI mis-selling of investment products. I hope this is apparent enough for the elected goverment to have their "eyes open" that the baby bloomers generation having contributed their share to nation building feels they are a neglected lot. The goverment leadership in looking into the aggrieved credit-linked investor ( many retirees) complaints over their loss of retirement fund through mis-selling is clearly not forthcoming. The recent not good showing of our leading political leaders ratings surveyed in this blog definitely have the baby bloomers generation participation. It will be a challenge for the ruling party to face a demanding younger generation of voters and a disgrunted ageing baby bloomer generation in the next election. The baby bloomers generation have been supportive and compliant to the ruling party in the past elections. In the next election their eyes will be wide open and more discerning in casting their votes.
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