SSB 10-year return at 2.97%. Better than T-bills and fixed deposits?
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What happened? This month, we saw the yield on the 6-month Singapore T-bill
fall to 2.9%. The best fixed deposit rate has also fallen to 2.8%. Hence,
ma...
4 hours ago
uncle
ReplyDeletesometime no choice la. eg don't have downpayment for private housing, not qualified to find private housing( SPR) etc..
like this, how?
This one you can follow uncle. Stocks only. LOL!
Deletesti can buy liao mah?
DeleteHi Bro CW,
ReplyDeleteI think when one gets near his retirement age, its important to hold bigger cash portion, or liquid assets that can be sold off without big loss, e.g. Singapore Savings Bond. This will help to tie over the period of market downturn, when investment income, or cash flow goes down.
What do you think?
SSB is good enough as contingency tap to supplement our falling investment income short during poor economical or market cycles. Some cash in our wealth management is worth rotting not as our war chest :-)
DeleteCW,
ReplyDeleteGood you bring up BOTH sides of the story by quoting Rolf's example.
And in the past you have brought up examples of your relatives and person you know that played equities until they want to chop fingers...
I guess the adjective matters more than the noun.
Successful, profitable, money-making, etc.
No point shouting you are an investor or trader; whether you chosen vehicle is equities, property, forex, futures, etc - when the adjective in front is "money losing"...
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