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20 Apr 2020

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Difference between SG’s Savings Bond, SGS Bond and T-bills? How to invest?

Any websites or forums that provide clear explanation on the difference between them and how to invest on SGX

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20 Apr 2020

Most people would look to Savings Bond as a way to reduce overall portfolio risk or as a retirement tool where there is coupon payment semi-annually. Returns from SGS bond and T bills are very low and not worth considering for an average investor.

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