Wolf Money(Singapore Savings Bonds Sept 2025 review)

 


(Source: MAS)

Those looking for short-term shelter in risk-free instruments. Singapore Savings Bonds are one of the limited choices available, given there was a downward drift in yield across all tenures on government bonds and fixed deposits. The 6-months T-Bills continue their downtrend, hitting 1.59%. In such a scenario, SSBs are superior with first year yield at 1.71%, slowly improving to an average of 2.11% over the course of 10 years. The closing date of this month’s issue falls on the 26th Aug@9pm. God bless. 

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