Wolf Money(Singapore Savings Bonds March 2026 review)

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(Source: MAS)

Welcome to another SSBs review. Nothing much really to talk about. There was a slight firming of the shorter term yield ( < 2 years) this month. It is a good yield for those funds that need to be kept liquid. The first year yield of 1.38% is higher than most fixed deposit rates of similar tenure offer by the banks. 

The 2.16 % average yield for 10 years is a poor investment against inflation. At this current juncture, I will only use SSBs as a short-term instrument for emergency fund or for capital waiting for deployment pending any major market correction. Closing for the current SSBs falls on the 24th of Feb@9pm. God bless.

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