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    • J Offline
      Jaclyn13
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      starlight1968sg:
      Nothing attractive at all from the banks/

      True, banks offer r limited. I found a better than bank. 4%monthly.

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        oliviachng
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        is it safe to leave money with Maybank?

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        • MyPillowM Offline
          MyPillow
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          oliviachng:
          is it safe to leave money with Maybank?

          Why not?May bank around n established in singfor v long . $50k deposit is covered under insurance

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            pirate
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            FYI, the interest on the Singapore Savings Bonds is creeping up again. This month’s issue pays 1% the first year and 1.5% the 2nd year, going up to 3.73% in the 10th year for an average return of 2.32% per year.


            You may want to look at it again. The 1% for the 1st year is looking attractive because unlike FDs, there isn’t really any lock-in period or early withdrawal penalty.

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            • starlight1968sgS Offline
              starlight1968sg
              last edited by

              Pirate

              Am waiting for higher rates before plunging in

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                pirate
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                SSBs can be redeemed in any month with no penalty, while still being entitled to accrued interest. The fees are only $2 per application or redemption request. There is thus no "plunging in" required. It is simply a question of leaving your money at the bank at 0%-0.1% while waiting for interest rates to rise, or putting it in SSB at 1%+ while waiting for interest rates to rise.

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                • starlight1968sgS Offline
                  starlight1968sg
                  last edited by

                  There is $2 application fee and $2 redemption fee?

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                  • P Offline
                    pirate
                    last edited by

                    Yah. You apply for the bonds and apply to redeem via ATM. No need to pay for transport or parking to go down to the bank branch. 😉


                    Unfortunately, you also need a CDP account.

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                      JurongTutor
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                      Hi, how about savings plan from insurance agent (for example, some can get an estimated of effective interest of 3-4% return in 15 years)? What are your thoughts on such savings products?

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                        starlight1968sg
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                        JurongTutor:
                        Hi, how about savings plan from insurance agent (for example, some can get an estimated of effective interest of 3-4% return in 15 years)? What are your thoughts on such savings products?

                        The 3-4%pa for 15 yrs can't be guaranteed. If it is guaranteed, pls let us know. Tks

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