I’m diving straight into this, so bear with me. There’s this thing happening with Singapore Treasury Bills (okay, that might sound dull, but hang on). They’re rolling out a fresh issue, labeled BS25112X, set for auction on Thursday, June 19, 2025. Yeah, it’s a bit of a mouthful. If you want to jump on this train, get your stuff together by June 18—because procrastination isn’t really your friend here.
You can put in your order online with the usual suspects: Cash, SRS, CPF-OA, CPF-SA. Heck, you can even show up in person with CPF if you feel like an adventure. And don’t sweat it if you’re not a local because Singaporeans, PR, and everyone else from planet Earth are all welcome to grab these bills.
Oh, almost forgot—there’s a link where you can peek at the details from MAS. But let’s rewind a bit. We’ve been down this road before, where I’ve raved about how sweet these T-bills are, like a secret ingredient you never knew you needed—whether for saving for a rainy day or just feeling a bit savvy with your money. There’s a whole spiel on that, “How to Buy Singapore 6-Month Treasury Bills (T-Bills) or 1-Year SGS Bonds,” and maybe it’s worth a skim.
So, last time, the cut-off yield at auction was 2.05%. Not too shabby, right? If you’re going for a non-competitive bid, you’ll probably get a slice of that 2.05% pie. But if you’re feeling lucky and want the whole pie, a competitive bid might be your jam. Just know the game—it’s a bit of a gamble on your bid amount.
Anyway, that’s the scoop. Thrilling, maybe not—but potentially rewarding? Definitely.
