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Anonymous

18 Oct 2021

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General Investing

What's the expected yield and risk for Fixed-income funds in SG?

Say if I'm looking to cash out and make a withdrawal, <6 years to pay for my BTO (I've got a low risk appetite).

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Endowus

19 Oct 2021

Hi,

It really depends on the underlying investments for the fund. Short duration bond fund can yield anything from 1% to 2.5%, while emerging market/high yield bonds can go much higher, much like equities risk. You canh check out our fund list and filter by fixed income, risk level, and compare performance.

https://endowus.com/investment-funds-list

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1M45

18 Oct 2021

Depend on the underlying. Investment grade bond or high yield bond. High yield bond give high dividend payout but NAV tend to depreciate overtime.

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Tan Choong Hwee

18 Oct 2021

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There are fixed income ETFs and unit trusts, which you can search using FSM ETF Selector ([https://s...

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