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Singapore's median household income rose 6.8% in 2025, with lower-income groups benefiting most, and inequality hit a record low.
Singapore's median monthly household income rose 6.8% in real terms to S$12,446 in 2025, the first year official data included non-employment income like investments, rent, and CPF payouts.
Income per household member reached S$4,160, up 7.5% in real terms, with lower-income groups seeing the strongest gains.
Employment income remained the largest source at 79.6%, down from 81.1% in 2024.
Government transfers per member declined to S$7,300 due to ending temporary schemes, but low-income households still received more in benefits than taxes paid.
Income inequality fell to a record low Gini coefficient of 0.379 after taxes and transfers, while wealth inequality, measured at 0.55, remains higher, driven by property and CPF holdings.
El ingreso medio de los hogares de Singapur aumentó un 6,8% en 2025, con los grupos de bajos ingresos que se beneficiaron más, y la desigualdad alcanzó un mínimo histórico.