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50yrs....haha....50yrs......
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Same, I do agree with most of the respondents that it’s a relatively long-time span, plus the minimum amount to kick start this as mentioned by Jay Hou, is at least $250k. To me, it’s quite a big sum upfront as well haha.
I would rather spend it on other financial instruments or products. Then I will allocate some of the budgets out from $250k example, to enjoy life with my family and friends on memorable experiences.
Life is short, do make the most out of it and enjoy life while you can.
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No thank you. Unless im too rich and dont know where to park my money
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I dont hold bonds. this is because i invest for the ultra long term (with retirement in mind) and th...
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Nope, having this bond is like putting my money to my CPF. In 50 years, I will be able to withdraw monthly payouts from my CPF and perhaps even earn a higher interest. I also feel that the returns to investing in stocks is way higher, therefore I will incur a huge opportunity cost by buying this bond.
This 50 year bond will likely appeal (or be helpful) to those who are very averse to investing or face difficulties in controlling their expenditures. Even so, I will advise them to put in CPF if the CPF interest rates are higher (they might also be able to withdraw from CPF earlier!).
Perhaps, I will only be keen in the numerical rate they offer and set it as a risk free rate so that I can accurately measure my returns on investment.