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HL Low

05 Aug 2019

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How to your withdraw the Singapore Saving Bond from the CDP Account?

I've been investing in SSB for quite a while now but I'm not too sure how do I withdraw it. Anybody can share your experiences with me?

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Gabriel Tham

04 Aug 2019

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You have to redeem your ssb through your CDP linked bank.

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Jia

03 Aug 2019

Hi! It is through the bank which you bought the SSB from.
Mine is through OCBC and basically you go to Singapore Government Securities under Invest, and instead of clicking "Buy" you click "Redeem". You can only "withdraw" within the working hours of SSB which is weekdays 9-5 I think hahah and if you are withdrawing it now i.e. early August, do note your money will only be back in your account next month :)

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