Singapore Savings Bonds

oleyAeon

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singlife's current 3 & 5 year plan there is no max amount and both are better than next months' SSB.

but SSB offers more liquidity..
this is important especially for traders/short term investors i think..

parking money in SSB is just temporary..
 

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I.e For Feb issue (apply by end Jan) or Mar issue (apply by end Feb), can total hold up to max 200k?

The new policy will be effective on 1st Feb. So it should starts from the 1st March issue.


The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today that investors will be able to invest in Singapore Savings Bonds (SSB) using their Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) from 1 February 2019. The Individual Limit for SSB will be raised to S$200,000 on the same date. .
http://www.sgs.gov.sg/~/media/SGS/S...Release on SSB Applications via SRS Funds.pdf
 
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chiokcc

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Just wish to be clear:

This $200k limit is for application in Feb 2019 onwards, or
is applicable tr 2019FeB issue (application made in Jan 2019)?

TA.

Think this one thing has not been very clear and subjected to different interpretation.

Hopefully, the statement can be clearer in the next few days.
 

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Will the results be shown anywhere in I-banking, like for IPO, other then being reflected by the amount of refund?
 

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Will the results be shown anywhere in I-banking, like for IPO, other then being reflected by the amount of refund?

SGX will send a letter to u

and

holdings will be reflected in CDP account by 2nd or 3rd of Jan (usually by 1st or 2nd of the next month but 1st Jan is a PH this time so..)
 
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