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Be prepared for lower returns on your investments for retirement

One option is to choose low-cost, well-diversified portfolios that fit your risk profile and needs. By Sean Cheng

Sean Cheng

Published Sat, May 14, 2016 · 5:50 am
MAKING YOUR MONEY WORK HARDER: In a low-interest-rate, low-inflation and low-yield environment, taking the time to understand and thereby maximise the risk-free interest rates from CPF and CPF LIFE should enable you to retire more comfortably than if you did not.

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