With the applications for the Singapore Savings Bonds opening in the next week, this post is going to be an update (more like an add-on) to the 2 previous posts I've done on the Singapore Savings Bonds previously, which are Singapore Savings Bonds (SSBs) Issued in October and Singapore Savings Bonds (SSBs) and will be more on the up and downsides as compared to fixed-term government bonds, SGS and fixed deposits.

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Some of the basic info: You can apply for the bonds at the ATMs of local banks or via DBS/POSB Internet Banking, you can also go to these places to redeem the bonds. The minimum investment amount is $500 and larger amounts in multiples of $500, up to $50k. The interest rates that you will get is the same as the return if you invested in a Singapore Government Securities (SGS) for the same amount ......