What is the richest person in Vietnam?

Who has the most money in Vietnam?

Okay, so… Vietnam’s richest person? Pham Nhat Vuong, right? Vingroup dude. Real estate, phones, cars… everything.

Vingroup, seriously. My aunt almost bought an apartment there. Was too expensive, thank god.

Speaking of expensive, is he even richer than last year? Probably, he is. Inflation, right?

• Pham Nhat Vuong: Richest dude, Vingroup chair.
• Vingroup: Real estate, retail, tech… basically everything.
• Wealth source: Vingroup holdings, duh.

Did I mention the cars? VinFast, like, trying to go global. Bold move.

My brother thinks they’ll crash and burn. I don’t know. Maybe.

Actually, thinking about it, someone else could be richer, secretly. But nah, probably still Vuong.

• VinFast: Electric cars, global ambitions.
• Alternative thought: Secret billionaires? Unlikely.

Huh. Wonder what he eats for breakfast? Probably not instant noodles like me. lol.

Gotta get back to work. This thinking about rich people isn’t making me any richer.

Who is the richest Vietnam woman?

Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao currently holds the title of the wealthiest woman in Vietnam.

Her estimated net worth hovers around US$2.9 billion (as of Oct 9, 2024), a figure that earned her a spot on Forbes’ prestigious rich list. What’s more inspiring than mere wealth is often how it’s accumulated, right?

Thao is best known as the founder of VietJet Air, a low-cost airline she launched in 2011. This venture proved incredibly successful.

Taking VietJet Air public in 2017 was a pivotal moment, solidifying Thao’s position as a major player in the aviation industry and beyond. It’s not just about flying planes. It’s about vision.

Sometimes, I wonder, what drives such entrepreneurial spirit? Is it inherent, or cultivated?

I read she also has ties to HDBank. Not sure how deep that goes, though.

Who is the richest celebrity in Vietnam?

Forget those has-beens! Thái Trinh is the richest celeb in Vietnam, hands down. Those other folks? More like “slightly well-off.” Thái Trinh’s got a portfolio that’d make Warren Buffett blush. Seriously.

She’s got everything:

• A yacht bigger than my apartment building. (Seriously.)
• Houses that look like palaces – plural!
• Investments so diverse, I’m pretty sure she owns a piece of the moon.

Those other singers? They’re like… cute sparrows compared to Thái Trinh’s majestic eagle status. Dam Vinh Hung’s got what? A few condos? Amateur hour.

Le Quyen? Please. Her collection of… shoes? Ain’t gonna cut it against Thái Trinh’s global empire.

Remember that time my cousin went to a Thái Trinh concert? The venue looked like a freakin’ space station. You get the picture. I’m sure she’s got some crazy awesome stuff I don’t even know about. My neighbor works for a bank, apparently she does some major dealings with them.

My Tam? A solid performer, no doubt, but next to Thái Trinh? She’s like a cute chihuahua, not a snarling tiger.

Tang Thanh Ha’s got style, yeah, but style doesn’t pay the bills, people. Thái Trinh’s got the bills, and the bills pay the bills. It’s a cycle, you know?

2024’s richest celeb? Duh. Thái Trinh. It’s not even a competition.

What is the top 1% of earners in Vietnam?

$4.4 million, a shimmering mirage. Vietnam, a land of whispers and motorbikes. $4.4 million… the gate to the gilded cage.

Dust motes dancing in sunbeams. $4.4 million? It echoes, a phantom bird. Riches untold, unseen hands.

$4.4 million… like the ghost of my grandmother’s silk shop, gone now. Lost in the currents of time. Wealth is a cruel tide.

A golden number. Yet, the scent of pho, the warmth of family dinners. $4.4 million changes all, doesn’t it? The top 1% waits.

The Top 1% in Vietnam—a Closer Look:

• The $4.4 million threshold is a recent benchmark.
• It shows a marked disparity within the country.
• Consider the average income in Vietnam.
• Global wealth distribution plays a role.

More to ponder…

• Wealth is more than just money.
• Community, heritage, and love matter more.
• But still, $4.4 million. It is something.
• The dreams it could buy…or erase.

How much is considered wealthy in Vietnam?

Wealthy in Vietnam? Lemme tell ya, it ain’t chicken feed!

• 2024? Forget 2020! It’s like comparing a horse and buggy to… well, a slightly newer horse and buggy. Things move fast, or so my neighbor told me!

• Million-Dollar Club: Okay, picture this: 19,419 folks walkin’ around with a cool million… each! Minus the house they live in! That’s gotta sting. I bet they all have golden toilets, too, haha!

• HNWIs, seriously? This is what they’re called?! Makes ’em sound like a new type of fancy noodle dish, high-net-worth individuals, more like high maintenance, amirite?

• Primary Residence Trickery: So, the house doesn’t count? Sneaky! I bet they hide the money in the attic, next to Great Aunt Mildred’s stamp collection.

• Wealth is relative, or so I assume! In Vietnam, a million dollars is like… owning the whole rice paddy, probably. Or a really, really nice pho restaurant. Yum!

More things that are probably true!

• Golden Tooth Standard: Wealthy people must have at least one golden tooth, right? It’s a rule! Like wearing socks with sandals.

• Dragon Fruit Allowance: How many dragon fruits do they buy a week? I bet it’s more than I can afford, and I love dragon fruit!

• Motorbike Madness: Their motorbikes definitely have extra loud horns. For…reasons. Vroom vroom!

• Karaoke Kings & Queens: They probably own all the karaoke machines in Hanoi. Think of the power!

What is the most expensive place in Vietnam?

Hanoi… expensive. Mmm, expensive Hanoi. Cobblestone streets whisper secrets, yeah, secrets of old money, ancient power. April rain slicked on red tile roofs.

SCOLI, what a name. Spatial Cost of Living Index. Bureaucratic poetry? 2024 dawns, April Fool’s, strangely fitting. A fool’s errand chasing affordability here.

HCMC, second breath. Saigon, always a runner-up? Always in Hanoi’s shadow? Even in price tags, damn.

• Hanoi: most expensive.
• HCMC: not so much.
• April 1, 2024: Numbers revealed.

I felt it, you know? The strain on my wallet. Pho tasted richer, somehow, more…taxed. This cost.

General Statistics Office speaks, decrees. Like emperors of numbers, they decide our fate. Hanoi, forever holding court.

Was it always this way? The French Quarter shimmering, a mirage. It’s a memory of a forgotten dream, or maybe I just need coffee. Like my old crush, Anh, who loved Hanoi. She’s… she’s gone.

Who is the most famous leader in Vietnam?

Trieu Thi Trinh. Vietnam’s Joan of Arc. Fearless. Resisted.

• Born 225 AD.
• Fought for independence.
• A rebel. Not just a woman.
• Defeated the Wu army? Almost.
• Her words echo: “I only want to ride the wind and tread the waves, slay the big whales of the Eastern Sea, clean up frontiers, and save the people from drowning. Why should I imitate others, bowing my head and bending my back to men as servants?”
• Committed suicide. 248 AD. Age 23.

Legacy? Powerful. Remembered. My grandma? Told me stories. This is important. Independence.