SG Savings Bond (SSB) & Treasury Bills (T-bills), Guaranteed by Singapore Government
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 Oct 24 2023, 01:53 PM
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tos thank you for keeping this thread alive. That said my interests is pigued with bonds as based on rule 110 I should allocate 30% to bonds.
Looking to get sg bonds as I have no hope for myr now |
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Oct 24 2023, 02:29 PM
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QUOTE(TOS @ Oct 24 2023, 02:09 PM) Hi. I will advise you not to read in to those funny rules too much... Thank you tos. You are doing God's work by helping the uneducated like meWe all have different risk profiles. How much percentage of your portfolio should be allocated to stocks, bonds, cash etc. is a matter of personal preference (due to various factors such as age, needs, prevalent and expected macroeconomic environments etc.) Back to SG bonds, you will need a CDP account AND a bank account with DBS/UOB/OCBC to buy SG T-bills/notes/bonds. Prerequisite for having a CDP account is you need to have an address in SG (can be your family members' address, you don't have to buy an HDB flat here...) Hope that helps.  TOS liked this post
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