Why Singapore Savings Bonds’ September 2025 Yield Drop to 2.11% Could Be the Opportunity Investors Are Missing Right Now
Here we go again—a brand-new issue of Singapore Savings Bonds has just hit the market, and if you’re like me, tracking these monthly sneak peeks has become something of a habit (since October 2015, no less!). But here’s a little brain teaser: in a world buzzing with investment options, how does locking your money in a ten-year government-backed bond yielding 2.11% stack up against the allure (or dare I say, the boredom) of short-term yields dipping to 1.71% if cashed out after just one year? Imagine watching your $10,000 quietly morph into $12,134 over a decade—slow and steady or just steady? And hey, this isn’t just any bond. It’s backed by Singapore’s government and open to a broad ambit of investors, including Permanent Residents and even savvy foreigners with CDP or SRS accounts. So, are these bonds your financial safe harbor or just the polite adult in the room of investments? Let’s unravel the numbers, the nuances, and the nitty-gritty so you can decide if the Singapore Savings Bonds deserve a slice of your portfolio now. LEARN MORE
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