purplewave
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getting now 1.x% super low
as long as above savings % still ok, still high. else buy SSB lohgetting now 1.x% super low
Yes so far so many decades, never have bad news about peasants lost all their fd.
retirees dun care about inflation.The bad news is FD rate is lower than inflation now. Sg inflation about 3% yearly so in the end will lose out 1.5% yearly even at 1.5% interest rate
https://www.ilovessb.com/projection/SBFEB26as long as above savings % still ok, still high. else buy SSB loh
https://www.mas.gov.sg/bonds-and-bills/singapore-savings-bonds
1.99% (principle protected also)

I spoke to retirees, mamy same answer, that is, they dnt spend much once hit retirement age.retirees dun care about inflation.
they just worried about their principle sum whether protected or not cos thats more important than the interest they received
no point give them 10% then next moment half their principle sum gone when market crashes and they can never save back this amount of money since they stopped working.
FD is not for elderly. they should be focusing on spending. arbo wait till when then use their money?For older people or retirees, not possible. Get burn all his whole life saving gone. Not worth it.
low risk yes. there is no such thing as risk freeThis is what i heard from colleagues and friends.
saying when one grow old near retirement age, best is to have min investment but risk free FD.
Retiree nothing to spend. Unless one loves to travelI spoke to retirees, mamy same answer, that is, they dnt spend much once hit retirement age.
Got lalow risk yes. there is no such thing as risk free
Totally agreed on this! Thats their end of life soon. It is better to let go!FD is not for elderly. they should be focusing on spending. arbo wait till when then use their money?
About the same as me. Mine mainly the Big 3 banks.Moi friend every year collect $27K dividends… he never shared what he bought.
nowadays, when getting older, we tend to spend lesser and lesser.Retiree nothing to spend. Unless one loves to travel
one month dividends $27k?Moi friend every year collect $27K dividends… he never shared what he bought.
Means his principal sum is large. Else how to get 27k per month. Let's say 5% dividend yield. U go calculateone month dividends $27k?
It is once a year…i think he is not so richone month dividends $27k?
$2,250 per month.It is once a year…i think he is not so rich
