Wolf Money(Singapore Savings Bonds July 2026 review)

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(Source: MAS)

The yield on July SSBs are similar to those of June. The short end of the curve is attractive as a cash instrument. The first and second year interest rates of 1.46% and 1.74% are higher than the current fixed deposit rates offered by the banks. The average 10 year yield of 2.11% is unlikely to cover higher than trend line inflation, but if one needs to keep their money safe, SSBs offer the safety of the Singapore AAA sovereign rating. The closing date falls on 25th June@9pm. God bless. 

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