Anonymous
What does it mean to treat CPF SA as bond component?
Is it to cater some % to RSTU via CPF (safe) and the rest of spare cash can be deployed 100% for more risky equities? (Of cos with emergency funds set aside).
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Jiayee
02 Nov 2020
Salaryman at some company
Yes, you are right.
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Elijah Lee
02 Nov 2020
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
Hi anon,
To treat CPF SA as a bond component just means that you are utilizing the fact that it is ...
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The CPF accounts gives pretty good fixed income returns, bonds or treasury bills nowadays don't give returns higher than the CPF accounts. Thus, some choose to see allocating money to CPF accounts as "buying bonds"