High interest rates could help investors, but you can’t avoid taking risks
HIGHER interest rates are making fixed-income investments more attractive than they have been in years. Who doesn’t like the idea of making 3 per cent to 4 per cent without doing anything?
First-time investors should take advantage of the higher rates to learn a little more about active portfolio management; but this should be a stepping stone to other kinds of higher-yielding investments.
The 10-year Singapore Government Securities were paying 3.08 per cent per annum in June 2023.
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