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Learn how to invest in SSB, a safe and capital guaranteed instrument for short to long term savings. Compare SSB with other SGS securities, view interest rates, projections and swap options.
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Singapore Savings Bonds (SBOCT23 GX23100T) Under-Subscribed....
- T-bills and SGS Bonds
Besides Singapore Savings Bonds (SSB), you may consider...
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SSB. Latest SSB; Current Projection; Past Projections;...
- Current Projection
Singapore Savings Bonds (SBNOV23) Interest Rates Projection....
- Past Projections
SSB. Latest SSB; Current Projection; Past Projections;...
- Allotment
Singapore Savings Bonds (SSB) Allotment. SSBs are allocated...
- Historical Rates
SSB details and interest rate trend in 2015-2024
- Examples
The new SSB has a 10-year average return of 2.77% p.a. You...
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Aug 1, 2024 · Singapore Savings Bonds (SBOCT24) Interest Rates Projection. 01 Aug 2024 (Updated: 30 Aug 2024) The next SSB (SBOCT24) is projected to have a 10-year average return of 2.77% p.a. with interest rates from 2.59% (year 1) to 2.97% (year 10).
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3 days ago · Besides Singapore Savings Bonds (SSB), you may consider investing in other Singapore Government Securities (SGS) such as Singapore Treasury bills (T-bills) and SGS bonds. Unlike the SSB, T-bills and SGS bonds are sold via auctions.
Calculate your interest earnings and redemption returns for Singapore Savings Bonds. Select a Savings Bond, enter your investment amount and see the charts for each interest payment.
Aug 21, 2024 · Learn how SSBs work, their interest rates, pros and cons, and how to apply for them. SSBs are low-risk, low-return, high-liquidity investments backed by the Singapore Government.
Apr 5, 2024 · Learn about the latest interest rates, how to buy and sell SSBs, and the pros and cons of this investment option. SSBs are low-risk bonds issued by the Singapore government that offer steady returns and flexibility.