T-bills are short-term securities that mature in one year or less from their issue date. T-bills are bought and sold at a price less than their face (par) value, ......
The effective return per year for Singapore Savings Bond fell to a low of 1.94% for June 2016 before recovering to 2.06% for July 2016.
If you have followed my blog, you know that I have subscribed to October 2015 Singapore Savings Bond. I have received my first payout in April 2016. The next payout will be in October 2016.
Besides the Singapore Savings Bond, I am curious whether there are other debt instruments with low risk and acceptable returns. After some searching, I found that there are various marketable debt instruments issued by the government, mainly being Bonds, Treasury Bill (T-bills) and of course the Singapore Savings Bond.
From MAS website, the difference between T-bills and Bonds