Hong Kong millionaires look to GBA living as retirement planning gaps emerge
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A survey by OCBC Hong Kong reveals that many Hong Kong millionaires are considering relocating to mainland Greater Bay Area cities for retirement, citing benefits like healthcare and living space. However, the survey indicates that many have not fully planned the financial implications of maintaining a dual-life across Hong Kong and the GBA. This highlights a gap in retirement planning among wealthy Hong Kong individuals.
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Survey by OCBC Hong Kong reveals many have not worked out financial demands.
OCBC Hong Kong conducted a survey on Hong Kong millionaires and GBA living.
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OCBC Hong Kong conducted a survey on Hong Kong millionaires and GBA living.
South China Morning Post- Survey by OCBC Hong Kong reveals many have not worked out financial demands.
- Millionaires are considering dual-location costs across Hong Kong and GBA.
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Loaded language removed[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] For a growing number of Hong Kong millionaire respondents, the mainland Greater Bay Area (GBA) cities becoming part of later-life planning, from healthcare access and living space to retirement lifestyle.
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OCBC Hong Kong conducted a survey on Hong Kong millionaires and GBA living.
South China Morning PostA growing number of Hong Kong millionaire respondents are considering mainland Greater Bay Area cities for later-life planning.
South China Morning PostMany Hong Kong millionaires have not fully worked out the financial demands of maintaining a life across Hong Kong and mainland GBA cities.
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