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Heard of the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) but not sure what it is for? As the end of the tax year draws near, the SRS is a great way for you to save on taxes, enjoy tax-free investments gains and build up your retirement savings!
Read here to see how you can maximise the benefits of SRS.
Exclusively for New SRS Account Holders
From now till 15 Dec 2019, get up to S$60 cash when you open an SRS Account online, top up & invest – it’s that easy!
Cash Gift* | ||
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1. Open
2. Top up
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S$50 |
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3. Invest
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Additional S$10 |
Total |
S$60 |
*Cash Gift is limited to the first 5,000 Qualified Customers.
Open and top up your SRS account via digibank instantly!
T&Cs governing SRS 2019 Promotion apply.
What’s more, enjoy other investment promotions when you invest your SRS funds –
Invest in Unit Trust at special discounted sales charge!
Enjoy a 0.82%* sales charge on any investment amount when you purchase Unit Trust with SRS funds via digibank and at any of our branches. From now till 31 Dec 2019. View our wide range of funds available with SRS here.
Purchase Single Premium Insurance Plan with SRS and be rewarded!
Get up to S$100 cash reward when you purchase any of the eligible single premium insurance plans using SRS, from now till 31 Dec 2019. T&Cs apply.
Start investing with DBS!
Terms and Conditions Governing SRS
Deposit Insurance Scheme
Singapore dollar deposits of non-bank depositors and monies and deposits denominated in Singapore dollars under the Supplementary Retirement Scheme are insured by the Singapore Deposit Insurance Corporation, for up to S$75,000 in aggregate per depositor per Scheme member by law. Monies and deposits denominated in Singapore dollars under the CPF Investment Scheme and CPF Retirement Sum Scheme are aggregated and separately insured up to S$75,000 for each depositor per Scheme member. Foreign currency deposits, dual currency investments, structured deposits and other investment products are not insured.
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