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Type:SourcesUpdated:2026-10-23About 9 min read
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Promotional fixed deposit rates, T-bill auction results, current SSB coupons
Prohibits financial advisers from describing dual currency investments as deposits when presenting them to non-Accredited Investors; principal may be repaid in another currency
Timing of cash / SRS / CPF debits, non-competitive bids capped at 40% of the issue size in total, discount returned 1–3 business days after the auction, where maturity proceeds go
Primary
MAS
SGS Bonds and Bills Statistics (queried by issue code; the example link is BS26121N, and BS26119F is queried in the same database)
Foreigners may buy SSBs, accounts required, minimum age of 18, S$2 fee, interest not taxed, allotment under the issue limit, application and redemption windows
Permitted investments for money-market funds, derivatives for hedging only, the 90% asset requirement, maturity and liquid asset requirements, naming rules
Payment services licence classes, e-money is not a deposit, major payment institutions must safeguard customer money, encouragement to deal with listed institutions
S$100,000 in aggregate per depositor per member institution; how joint, trust, sole proprietorship, partnership and CPFIS / CPFRS / SRS deposits are calculated; foreign-currency deposits, structured deposits and investment products not covered
Guaranteed surrender value cap of S$100,000 for life policies, guaranteed sum assured of S$500,000, cap of S$100,000 on the value of guaranteed annuity benefits, guaranteed benefits only
Statutory retirement age of 64 (from 2026-07-01), 50% taxable, 5% penalty on early withdrawal, lump-sum withdrawal for foreigners after 10 years, 24% withholding for non-residents and the 15% concessionary arrangement
Describes the trend of higher inflows into Singapore money-market and fixed income funds in Q2 2025
Secondary
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