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Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) – 1.78% (Aug 2018)
By The Sleepydevil's Adventure  •  July 2, 2018
The interest rates offered by SSB has been getting more and more exciting months on month since the start of 2018, breaking a new high each time. Image taken from SSB's site - www.sgs.gov.sg I've written briefly on several issues of SSB previously which you might wish to refer to for some of my thoughts:
Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) - 1.68% (June 2018)

Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) - 1.65% (May 2018)
Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) - 1.55% (Feb 2018)

As a recap, on my thoughts about the shiny part for the Singapore Saving Bonds:

1. The flexibility in your funds
2. A risk-free place for you to park your money with no capital loss
3. A relatively lower amount and attractive rates compared to FDs.  (In fact, SSB is offering a higher interest as compared to FD today)

Below is the interest rate table for the upcoming SSB Aug 2018:


One must always remember that despite the flexiblity...
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By The Sleepydevil's Adventure
I'm a kid born in 1998. At this moment of writing this, I'm age 19 20 and currently a 3rd year student in a local polytechnic awaiting for conscription. I will be working towards the goal of achieving financial freedom and escaping the rat race. I've embarked on the financial journey in 2017 with money I've earned from my part time jobs and savings that I'm able to amassed from occasions such as the Chinese New Year.
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