The Singapore Savings Bond (SSB) hit headlines when its interest rate reached 3% recently. However, besides the SSB, the Singapore government also offers other fixed income instruments in the Singapore Government Securities (SGS) bond and treasury bills (T-bills).
What's the difference between the SSB, SGS, and T-bill? Should you consider the latter or should you stick to the SSB? We discuss this and more in our latest roundtable.
