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Find it quite silly to use SRS to invest in S&P index via robo as incurring fees are so high.
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Billy
10 Jan 2021
Development & Acquisitions Manager at Real Estate Private Equity
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You can only access S&P500 through index fund (No ETF). you have tax relief because your money will aid singapore economy grow by either support the financial insitute or govt.
Pls note that SRS rules:
1) you can only withdaw at age 62 or face 5% penalty
2) you will be tax at 50% of withdrawal, to avoid tax you must not withdraw more than $40k p.a.
3) you must withdraw everything out within 10years
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Thus If your SRS grow too big (more than $400k), you will definately get tax. So is either tax now or in the future. So no need to be too concern about the fees, if your plan is to contribute regularly to SRS to avoid heavy tax now. Especially if you are young, your $$$ got lot of time to compound to exceed $400k
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With that said, below is your menu:
Fixed deposits
Singapore saving Bond
Retirement plan
Endowment plan
Unit trust
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Index fund & ETFs
Lion global infinity global stock index fund
Lion global infinity US 500 stock index fund
STI ETF
Lion-phillips S-Reits
ABF singapore bond index fund
Lion ocbc hang seng tech etf
.
Shares & Reits
Any share listed in sgx
plan through banks. Eg. OCBC blue chip saving plan
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