Our CPF is screwed up by billions of extremely low yield long term SGS Bonds
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Our CPF is screwed up by billions of extremely low yield long term SGS Bonds bought over the years.

On records, our CPF savings are largely exposed to historical low interest rates when facing higher inflation and surging global interest rates.

Our pension funds today, experiencing lost of opportunity costs which otherwise, would maximise returns for future retirement.
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""Singaporeans' CPF monies are invested in these special securities which are fully guaranteed by the Government. The securities earn for the CPF Board a coupon rate that is pegged to CPF interest rates that members receive. All borrowing proceeds from the issuance of SGS and SSGS are invested.

7 Sept 2022"

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TS would b right one day after posting this post 4 the next 10 years and if CPF did not change their investment strategy or SGS bond rates still at this low level.



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(18-10-2022, 06:31 AM)teaserteam Wrote:  TS would b right one day after posting this post 4 the next 10 years and if CPF did not change their investment strategy or SGS bond rates still at this low level.

CPF CEO did not anticipating interest rates to suddenly spike up continuously.

He failed badly on the job.
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(18-10-2022, 06:31 AM)teaserteam Wrote:  TS would b right one day after posting this post 4 the next 10 years and if CPF did not change their investment strategy or SGS bond rates still at this low level.

It's unfair for 4.1 mio CPF members to suffer low interest exposure, and bear the loss of carrying interest rates risk while MAS and SWFs enjoying the long term benefits.

Where's the logic?
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(18-10-2022, 05:33 AM)Scythian Wrote:  Our CPF is screwed up by billions of extremely low yield long term SGS Bonds bought over the years.

On records, our CPF savings are largely exposed to historical low interest rates when facing higher inflation and surging global interest rates.

Our pension funds today, experiencing lost of opportunity costs which otherwise, would maximise returns for future retirement.


low interests can keep the ponzi game going longer mah..............
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(18-10-2022, 05:33 AM)Scythian Wrote:  Our CPF is screwed up by billions of extremely low yield long term SGS Bonds bought over the years.

On records, our CPF savings are largely exposed to historical low interest rates when facing higher inflation and surging global interest rates.

Our pension funds today, experiencing lost of opportunity costs which otherwise, would maximise returns for future retirement.
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(18-10-2022, 07:46 AM)Scythian Wrote:  CPF CEO did not anticipating interest rates to suddenly spike up continuously.

He failed badly on the job.

Y complain only now? when CPF interest was 2.5% and bank interest was <1% and for so many year,  earn until laughing and Y never praise?

Is CPF not allowing u to buy house?  what about investment in stock;  also no?  Y not do tt and stop complaining if u can do better than CPF?

Quote:In FY2021, about 443,000 members (83% of the total CPFIS-OA investors who had investments in FY2021) made total profits in excess of the CPF-OA interest rate of 2.5% p.a., 40,000 members in FY2021 (8%) made total profits equal to or less than the CPF-OA interest rate and 49,000 members in FY2021 (9%) made total losses.

https://www.cpf.gov.sg/content/dam/web/m...Report.pdf



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#9

.It's cheating..

CPF Board is making hell of a lot of $$$ at our expense by not raising interest r.ates.

How can they do that to us?
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(18-10-2022, 09:32 AM)Napoleon Porlumpar Wrote:  low interests can keep the ponzi game going longer mah..............


W/O checks and balances, Easily to make good $$$ and make members as scapegoats.
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THey thought their jobs were so bloody easy IE keep on buying SGS Bonds with our CPF $$$ irrespective of interest going up or down.

Today, CPF CEO is stuck in a raising rates environment and he is doing nothing.

God bless him
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(18-10-2022, 12:38 PM)teaserteam Wrote:  Y complain only now? when CPF interest was 2.5% and bank interest was <1% and for so many year,  earn until laughing and Y never praise?

Is CPF not allowing u to buy house?  what about investment in stock;  also no?  Y not do tt and stop complaining if u can do better than CPF?

Tharman says 80% of those using their CPF to trade SGX lost money.

Why can't Govt allowed alternative professional fund managers to manage CPF savings?
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No countries will withhold raising interest or do that just to cheat pensioners..

Unscrupulous behaviour
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(19-10-2022, 05:39 AM)Scythian Wrote:  .
No countries will withhold raising interest or do that just to cheat pensioners..

Unscrupulous behaviour

It's not their fault so, CPF members should be compensated and losses make good.

CPF Board should absorb the losses
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"The Competition Act prohibits conduct that constitutes an abuse of a dominant position in a market, including conduct that protects, enhances or perpetuates the dominant position of an undertaking in ways unrelated to competitive merit."
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(19-10-2022, 08:29 AM)Scythian Wrote:  It's not their fault so, CPF members should be compensated and losses make good.

CPF Board should absorb the losses

CpF members got screwed
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