Thanks for sharing this article — really appreciate it! Even though I haven’t put any money into SRS or invested through it this year, the breakdown here is a good reminder of how much tax savings and long-term compounding I’m actually missing out on. The contribution limits and potential tax relief definitely make it something worth paying more attention to.
I also like how flexible the SRS investment options are, especially with the Cash Boost Account letting idle funds go into blue-chip stocks, REITs, ETFs, or even SSBs. It feels a lot more dynamic than just leaving money parked there earning almost nothing.
I didn’t invest through SRS this year, but after reading this, I might consider setting something up next year and take advantage of the tax benefits. Year-end incentives like the stock vouchers don’t hurt either. Thanks again for putting this together!
@Tiger_SG @Tiger_comments @TigerStars
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