Wolf Money(Singapore Savings Bonds June 2025 review)

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(Source: MAS)


Singapore Savings Bonds is one of the last few places to hide for a decent risk-free return. June SSBs come with an average 10 year yield of 2.56% with an initial yield of 2.2% in the first year. SSBs yield has stabilise in recent months following the drop in the SGS 10-year bond yield. July SSBs are likely to have yields similar to those of June. The starting yield for this month’s issue is close to the fixed deposit rate given by the banks. The main advantage of SSBs is that investors can withdraw their SSBs without penalty within 1 month. Good luck to those applying. The closing date is on the 27th of May 2025@9pm. God Bless.


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