Since the equity markets have been extra volatile over the past 12 months, risk-averse investors are actively looking for safer, fixed income investment alternatives that can generate a decent yield. In Singapore, apart from the traditional Fixed Deposits offered by banks, we have government bonds such as the Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) and Treasury Bills (T-Bills). We also have money market funds that are offered by brokers but we will be taking that out of the comparison as the returns are not guaranteed. Without further delay, let’s dive in and find out which fixed income investment is generating the best yield in Singapore. Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) As we all know, there is a new SSB issued every month which has a maturity tenor of 10 years. This month, the SSB issued is yielding an average of 3.16% p.a. across 10 years. The interest rate per year is as follows:...