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Singapore Savings Bonds at 3.21% yield – I am buying… but are T-Bills at 3.77% yield a better buy? How high will interest rates go?
By Financial Horse  •  October 15, 2022
The latest interest rates on the Singapore Savings Bonds are out, and they are really attractive.
  • Starting at 08%for Year 1
  • Going up to 30%for Year 10
With an average return of 3.21% if held for 10 years. This is better than the interest rates on CPF-OA by quite a bit. That said, the latest 6-month T-Bills pay 3.77% interest rates – and quite a few of you have asked whether it’s better to just buy T-Bills instead. So I wanted to share my views in this article. Basics: November Singapore Savings Bonds pay 3.21% interest rates To recap the key features of Singapore Savings Bonds, they are: Risk Free – Fully backed by the Singapore Government. Can be redeemed any time with accrued interest – You will get the money back at the start of the following month, per timeline below:...
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Financial Horse was founded with a simple goal – To provide high quality financial commentary, in plain English. He is a firm believer in Einstein’s quote that “If you can’t explain it to six-year-old, you don’t understand it yourself.” Too much of finance is shrouded in complex jargon, and Financial Horse aims to demystify financial investments.
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