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henrylbh

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why, people dont know what to do with it?

Can say one third joined just get a one time tax benefit and then let money rot and earning next to nothing. That's a sin in the long run. But may be without joining SRS, , they would also probably leave money idle. The banks benefit most with funds that are stuck with them for a very long time - much much better than any long term FDS offered to the market.
 

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is there any SRS eligible FD like 5yr tenure out there? its a joke when my company totally ban stock trading for employee
 

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Can say one third joined just get a one time tax benefit and then let money rot and earning next to nothing. That's a sin in the long run. But may be without joining SRS, , they would also probably leave money idle. The banks benefit most with funds that are stuck with them for a very long time - much much better than any long term FDS offered to the market.

Top tier tax save 22% of tax when they put in SRS. that is deferred till they withdraw at retirement. a very good deal if you ask me. if put funds in bonds or FD, thats an incentive.

They can withdraw up to 48k per year after retirement and the funds will not get taxed.
 

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Where did it say 48k per year no tax?


Top tier tax save 22% of tax when they put in SRS. that is deferred till they withdraw at retirement. a very good deal if you ask me. if put funds in bonds or FD, thats an incentive.

They can withdraw up to 48k per year after retirement and the funds will not get taxed.
 

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is there any SRS eligible FD like 5yr tenure out there? its a joke when my company totally ban stock trading for employee

Most of the companies will do that as they want their employees concentrate on the work.

We even cannot access web base mail..:s22:
 

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Top tier tax save 22% of tax when they put in SRS. that is deferred till they withdraw at retirement. a very good deal if you ask me. if put funds in bonds or FD, thats an incentive.

They can withdraw up to 48k per year after retirement and the funds will not get taxed.

You think those at 22% tax rate will retire at 62 or 65? You think they have no other taxable passive income after 62 or 65? You think they are accustomed to spending 48k a year when they are already paying about 45k tax at 22%?
 
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is there any SRS eligible FD like 5yr tenure out there?
The 5 year bond (N517100F) will go on sale in March, 2017. There's a 10 year bond (NZ07100S) available for sale next month (February, 2017).

You're much better off with a 5 or 10 year bond instead of a 60 month or 120 month Fixed Deposit. Yes, every SRS custodian allows buying original issue SGSs (what I'm recommending instead of Fixed Deposits), and most if not all allow buying/selling SGSs on the secondary market (not what I recommend, but probably still better than FDs).

Singapore Government Securities are backed by the full faith and credit of the AAA-rated Singapore government, no matter how much of them you hold. (There is no $50K SDIC limit.) It's the safest possible asset you can hold in a SRS, and it happens to offer better yields than a bank FD.
 
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