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Here’s what to expect for the T-bill auction on 27 Feb
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What happened? Despite the fall in T-bill yields, many investors still seem
to be watching the upcoming auction closely. After all, some may be hoping
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ReplyDelete"How about conservative 4% CAGR over the next 20 years?
Think CPF SA?"
True in certain sense. But the downside is that it is not a liquid asset, i.e. you cannot use the money until you turn 62 (may be 65 akan datang?). Even then, you can draw out bit by bit until you call lord.
It it interpreted as a bond with xx number of years and withdrawal after the xx number of years. Your interests get compounded and you will get more money over the years.
ReplyDeleteIf one buy 30 years bond, he still can sell open market.
DeleteFor SA, no way to exit. It is ONE WAY ticket.
Only way to exit is one die or renounce your citizenship.
DeleteGood for PR if they decided to pack up and go home.
DeleteThink u can withdraw the excess of the MS in you CPF-SA
DeleteYes. You can on SA but not RA
ReplyDeleteHi CW,
ReplyDeleteDefinitely can achieve for someone who have not achieve or just started to achieve.
Harder to achieve for someone mid way thru n know the hurdles or experience before.
Success n failures work hand in hand together!
U think its easy? It's difficult when u do it! You think it's difficult, it becomes easier when u try!
It's all in the mind!
As our portfolio gets bigger, our gut gets smaller. Harder to achieve. :-(
DeleteA creative investor? Smol???
ReplyDeleteAh choo!
ReplyDeleteWhat? Who called me?
No. I've never invested in Creative.