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Gabriel Tham
11 Jun 2018
Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team
Depends on your strategy and how profitable you are. I would use CPF as my bond component in my portfolio because of the risk free interest rate. I guess the question is, can you generate better returns than CPF consistently every year, without taking on much risk?
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Depends on which stage of life you are at.
if you have no use of them to get property or any potential loans for children’s education.
You can then proceed to use them for investment purposes.