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anyone here have experience in buying those singapore govt T bills and bonds? ...can take a look at UOB website...under singapore government securities.....looks ok ley...safe, regular income...beats putting your $$ under the pillow, nowadays better safe than sorry.

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Go invest in stocks hah..... buy property stocks like Capitaland, Kepland, Marine like Sembmarine, NOL.....

 

4 years down the road - definitely can make 100 percent....

 

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Fed is pumping huge amount of money..... As a result it will cause inflation eventually. To hedge, investor have been ploughing money into commodities and currency in countries with a lot of commodities like the NZ n Aussie dollar.

 

That the reason why Oil have surge to US$60.....I wont be surprise it will touch US$70-US80 in the near term.......

 

 

 

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anyone here have experience in buying those singapore govt T bills and bonds? ...can take a look at UOB website...under singapore government securities.....looks ok ley...safe, regular income...beats putting your $$ under the pillow, nowadays better safe than sorry.

 

http://www.fundsupermart.com/main/sgs/SGShome.tpl

 

Eh.. CPF 2.5%/3.5%/4% earn more than Sg Govt bond for now.

 

Right now.. there are some Sg shares.. whose dividend yield can reach 8-9% based on their current share price.

 

Personally, I do think some Sg blue chip shares.. the chance for capital appreciation is very high. The question is which horse run faster only, but definitely all will outrun 4% annualised.

 

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Not Citbank. Oei is sueing Citibank for his billion losses now. :wacko:

 

all individual and non-bank deposits with foreign and local banks are guaranteed by the s'pore govt until end 2010. so no need to worry.

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see if some of the insurance companies, eg UOB Life, NTUC, still offer single premium policies, these are typically 5-year term and pay better than savings accounts.

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