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Man of the Hour
26 Dec 2023
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Kent Toh
22 Dec 2023
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If you do contribute to SRS - then you should invest them, as opposed to just bank interest.
SRS as its name suggests, typically are used for retirement. You can only withdraw without penalty at age of 62, prevailing at time of first contribution.
Considering that, for most people, they can afford to take long time horizon.
So you can tilt towards higher risks, such as stocks, etfs, equities if you are young.
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You should if contributing towards SRS....
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How much is your annual income? Below 100k I would say don't bother, the tax savings aren't really worth it.