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More Singapore residents under 40 are staying single, with the sharpest increase among those aged 25 to 34.     More findings from the General Household Survey: https://cna.asia/4xWInFA   The newly released **2025 General Household Survey** by the Singapore Department of Statistics shows significant shifts in the country's demographic landscape over a five-year period. The survey reveals a notable increase in singlehood among residents under 40, alongside shrinking family sizes, a rise in English spoken at home, and a growing percentage of residents with no religious affiliation.   ### 1. More Young Residents Staying Single   The data indicates that a higher proportion of Singapore residents under the age of 40 have never married, with the most pronounced shifts occurring in the 25-to-34 age bracket:    * **Women (Aged 25 to 29):** This group saw the sharpest increase in singlehood among females, with those who have never married rising from **69% in 2020 to 73.4% in 2025**.    * **Men (Aged 30 to 34):** This group marked the largest jump among males, with the proportion of single men climbing from **41.9% to 47.6%**.    * **Education Trends:** Among men in their 40s, singlehood remains more prevalent among those with lower educational qualifications. Conversely, highly educated women in their 30s and 40s are more likely to be single.   ### 2. Family Sizes and Birth Rates Shrinking   Fewer young couples are marrying, and those who do are having fewer children.    * The average number of children born to ever-married women aged 40 to 49 dropped from **1.76 in 2020 to 1.67 in 2025**.    * The proportion of women with two or more children fell from **62.5% to 58.4%**.    * Higher-educated women tend to have fewer children on average; university graduates aged 40 to 49 averaged **1.59 children**, compared to **1.84** for women with a secondary qualification or below.    * While married couples with children remain the most common household arrangement, they now make up **47.6%** of resident households, down from 50.4% in 2020.   ### 3. English as the Primary Home Language   English has firmly solidified its position as the language spoken most frequently at home, particularly among younger generations:    * **58.1% of residents** aged five and above speak English most often at home, up from 48.3% in 2020.    * Bilingualism remains prominent: **80.5%** of those who primarily speak English at home also use a vernacular language (like Mandarin, Malay, or Tamil) as their second most frequent language.    * Meanwhile, the use of Chinese dialects as a primary home language almost halved, dropping from **8.7% to 4.9%**, and Mandarin use also dipped slightly from 29.9% to 26.6%.   ### 4. Rise in Non-Religious Affiliation A growing portion of the population identifies as having no religion:    * The percentage of residents aged 15 and above with no religious affiliation rose from **20% in 2020 to 23.9% in 2025**.    * This trend is most visible among Chinese residents, where the non-religious population grew from **25.7% to 30.3%**.    * Younger, highly educated residents are the most likely to have no religion—**26.8% of those aged 15 to 24** claim no religious affiliation, compared to 19.4% of those aged 55 and older.   ### 5. Socioeconomic Improvements   Despite the shifting social dynamics, the survey recorded general growth in household wealth, education levels, and asset ownership:    * **Income:** The median monthly household market income rose substantially from **S9,099 to S12,446** (representing a 3.2% annual growth in real terms after adjusting for inflation).    * **Education:** The share of residents aged 25 and over with post-secondary or higher qualifications increased to **64.8%** (up from 58.3%).    * **Home Ownership:** The rate of home ownership among resid ent households grew to **91.2%**, up from 87.9% in 2020.  

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