Is 2.5% guaranteed return per year good or bad? It is subjective. The interest rate has been declining globally for more than a decade, and it has a tremendous impact on our daily lives. We are in an environment where savers lose and gamblers win. Skyrocket property price and Hong Kong unrest can testify this. […]
Endowment Plan: NTUC Capital Plus New Tranche Offers 2.3% Guaranteed Yield (CSN2)
NTUC Capital Plus is a very popular short-term savings plan in Singapore with Guaranteed interest. The insurer NTUC INCOME has just launched a new tranche CSN2 with a 2.3% yield. 3-year single premium endowment plan Non-participating – meaning no bonus, all returns are guaranteed. Guaranteed maturity yield of 2.30% per annum This plan is available […]
2.25% Guaranteed Interest for Aviva’s 3-year Single Premium Endowment Plan (Eligible for SRS)
The single premium endowment plan has gained popularity over the recent years. With the successful launch of NTUC Income’s Capital Plus and China Taiping’s i-Save, Aviva decided to jump on the bandwagon by offering a similar three-year endowment plan called MySecureSaver. The plan offers 2.25% Guaranteed Interest per year for 3 years, which is higher than […]
Endowment Plan: NTUC Capital Plus New Tranche Offers 2.18% Guaranteed Return (CSN1)
NTUC Capital Plus is a very popular short-term savings plan in Singapore with Guaranteed interest. The insurer NTUC INCOME has just launched a new tranche CSN1. This tranche is a 3-year single premium endowment plan Non-participating – meaning no bonus, all returns are guaranteed. Guaranteed returns of 2.18% per annum This tranche offers slightly better […]
Best 3-Year Endowment Plan: China Taiping Offers 2.38% Guaranteed Yield
Where can you get Guaranteed Return without locking in your capital for long in the uncertain world today? You should consider short-term endowment plans. Endowment plan is the simplest form of investment. You pay a premium to the insurer promises you a guaranteed return in a fixed number of years. In the past couple of years, […]
Singapore Savings Bonds – Why I Am Not so Excited About It as Retirement Option
For a very long time, Singaporeans were deprived of investing in good financial products. Bond has always been the cornerstone of financial institutions and high net worth individuals’ investment portfolio. However, most bonds in Singapore had a high entry barrier such as $250,000 which makes it exclusive to the wealthy. When retail investors battling in stock […]