Chris

20 Nov 2023

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General Investing

Which SSB would you redeem: SBAPR23 [1] vs SBMAY23 [2]; and why the choice? Average return over 10 years: 3.15% [1] vs 3.07% [2]

SBAPR23:

Yr 1 to Yr 6 - 3.01%; Yr 7 - 3.18%; Yr 8 - 3.38%; Yr 9 - 3.52%; Yr 10 - 3.53%.

SBMAY23:

Yr 1 to Yr 7 - 3.03%; Yr 8 - 3.16%; Yr 9 - 3.21%; Yr 10 - 3.21%.

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Tony

22 Nov 2023

Computer Engineering at Nanyang Technological university

Keep both unless you need to use the money soon. redeem the lower interest of course, sbmay23. If the amount is small, the 0.02% is not a lot of difference.

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SH

21 Nov 2023

I will keep both. If really to redeem, will go for SBMay23 which has lower rate from yr 7 onwards.

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S

21 Nov 2023

Personally would redeem May 23 SSB since it has a lower 10Y return....

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