Hong Kong’s nest egg fund gained 13% in 2024, at the best pace in 4 years for pensioners
[South China Morning Post] - 01/6/2025
The increase of HK$102.4 billion (US$13 billion) works out to HK$21,500 per member, says MPF Ratings.
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