Plenty has been said about the Singapore Savings Bond (SSB), so enough said on the general idea. We will have to wait till the second half of the year however to understand better how do we, as lay peons, go about investing into it, and if there are limits for each investor. Is this yet another Singapore-only innovation? Interestingly, it was in fact announced during the week of the most momentous event in Singapore's history. But it probably went low key because of it. The blogging community largely also respectfully abstained from publishing during that week. It looks like this is a manifestation of the idea previously mooted about an inflation-linked bond. Though not quite the same, it does offer semblances of it. With its pegging against the prevailing Singapore Government Securities (SGS) Bond, the current rates range from the low end of 1% to 3%. These rates would of ......