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Anonymous

Edited 05 Apr 2022

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I am planning to save for 10 yrs. which is better in terms of returns, safety and flexibility ? endowment vs Singapore Gov Bond.

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PolicyWoke

06 Apr 2022

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Hi Anonymous,

For 10-year horizon, you may consider resale endowment policies that will mature within 10 years. You may check out our blog on how resale endowment policies work:

https://www.policywoke.com/resale-endowment-pol...

Disclaimer: PolicyWoke is a resale endowment policies broker.

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