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I am considering to maximise the money that I have in my SRS account and to enter into investments. Would be interesting to find out how you use your SRS account to invest.
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I have used Endows Fundsmart to invest my SRS funds. You can opt for the low-cost Vanguard ETFs or other funds like PIMCO, Dimensional etc.. if you want more broader access to other asset classes like Fixed Income/Bonds.
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Just my opinon:
#Not an financial advisor, just a guy like to do math.
Depend on age, and how much you contribute:
Rule of game
1) You can only withdraw at 62 to avoid 5% penalty
2) Must withdraw within 10years
3) to avoid tax you may only withdraw $40k per years
Thus Target sum by 72 years old = $400k nothing more, nothing less.
Assume you are 35years old?
72 - 35 = _ _37 years to compound
Assume you contribute $5k a year?
http://www.moneychimp.com/calculator/compound_i...
Conclusion
You should invest in instrument that yield ~3.5% p.a. Thus a unit trust is sufficient. You should review yearly if your contribution vary. it will make more sense if tax avoidance is your priority, top up CPF SA as it is 4% risk free, tax free. Then invest with normal investment account.βββ