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Only 38k Filipinos will become millionaires by 2015

September 6, 2011


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Only 38,000 Filipinos or roughly 0.04% of the Philippine population will become millionaires (in US$) by the year 2015. This is according to a report published by Julius Baer, a Swiss private banking group.

The report determined which countries in Asia will produce the most number of high networth individuals, or people with net worth of at least US$1 million (PHP42.5 million).

The Philippines is actually the last in the list of countries surveyed, producing only 38,000 US$ millionaires by 2015. In contrast, China will have 1.378 million high net worth individuals or around 0.10% of the expected Chinese population in 2015.

Filipino millionaires will have a combined net worth of $164 billion, while China’s rich will own a combined $8.7 trillion.

Singapore is the country in Asia that will produce the most number of high net worth individuals as a percentage of the population. The report estimates Singapore to have 129,000 millionaires — or 2.68% of the population — with a combined net worth of $616 billion.

The table below summarizes the estimated number of high net worth individuals and combined wealth for each country by 2015, based on the survey.

Graph and Table: High Net Worth Individuals in Asia by 2015

Millionaires in Asia, by 2015

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Rank Country Number of US$ millionaires Combined Wealth (in US$ billions) 2015 Est. Population (in millions) % of Population
1 China 1,378,000 8,764 1,392.98 0.10%
2 India 403,000 2,465 1,260.37 0.03%
3 South Korea 310,000 1,074 49.09 0.63%
4 Hong Kong 131,000 711 7.76 1.69%
5 Singapore 129,000 616 4.82 2.68%
6 Thailand 128,000 609 69.06 0.19%
7 Indonesia 99,000 487 246.81 0.04%
8 Malaysia 68,000 329 29.56 0.23%
9 Philippines 38,000 164 96.84 0.04%

Source: Julius Baer, Swiss private banking group

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  • George Asufra

    wtf…So no matter how hard we save,invest the chances ar less than 1%…God help us this is ridiculous

    • uberpositive

      Mr Asufra,i’m so sure you can find investments that will give you earnings more than 1%. Others can give you even 15% you just need to look for more investment avenues – not savings. Just like Hope7812 said “Kaya naman naten” and to “Have open mind on ways to increase (not to just save) our income :) God bless.

    • George Asufra

      @uberpositive i know it i mean the chances to become a multi millionaire here in the phils. is less than 1% according to this article 38,000 Filipinos only for 90M population and who are those 38k the chinese? wtf…

  • Hope7812

    This is a sad truth. We need to increase our financial literacy. Stop think that we are poor. We need to change our mindset. Have open mind on ways how to increase our income. Try to have a small business. Kaya naman natin. 

    • naked_eyes

      I think we will start to mold our Filipino children on financial literacy, but it needs to start it with the parents. thats the missing skills on us. Financial adviser is only known by the rich people….talagang kaya naitin. Just a mind set. Think Big!!!! and act!!!!

  • http://pinaymomadventures.blogspot.com/ MamaMia

    Nicely said Hope7812. There’s always room for growth, we Filipinos just need to work harder and work smarter :) 

  • Yadidpompom

    math never lies but it doesnt mean its prediction can be right all the time. i thinkwe
     should start planning

  • Yadidpompom

    math never lies but it doesnt mean its prediction can be right all the time. i thinkwe
     should start planning
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  • Marc dela cruz

    tama.. everyone needs to be financially literate. pero nakikita ko nmn na pabata ng pabata ung mga interested sa business and income generating assets. for me.. it’s really good. and i’m happy to share what i know..

  • http://www.facebook.com/elmer.zabala.3 Elmer Zabala

    I’m excited!

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