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The study found 98% of respondents in Singapore said stereotypes negatively affect them socially.
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Singaporeans link net worth to self-worth as financial stereotypes harm wellbeing, AIA study finds
SINGAPORE, May 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Stereotypes about financial success are shaping identity and perceptions of masculinity in Singapore, according to the AIA Rethink Healthy Asia Report. While Singaporeans report lower personal agreement with many traditional stereotypes compared to the rest of Asia, they experience some of the highest impact on their wellbeing, with 98% of respondents in Singapore noting that stereotypes negatively impact …
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