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Singapore has become an investor hub for regional and multinational corporations, becoming an economic bridge for industry leaders between the East and the West.
Especially in Singapore where the standard of living is high and soaring inflation is seeing no sign of backing down, having emergency funds properly stashed away in a low-risk investment portfolio or savings accounts in Singapore could be an important lifeline to secure your future.
The SSB is a long-term bond offering step-up interest, meaning that the longer one invests in it, the higher the interest income. It is also flexible, and one can exit the SSB anytime without penalty.