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I use my srs to invest in $SPDR S&P500 US$(S27.SI)$ cause it covers most of the stocks and it is easy to track and dca all the way. ~~ SRS is also a way for me to lower my taxes and increases my savings for my future. so it's a double win for me and my retirement days.

I would use my SRS to invest in SPDR S&P 500 ETF (S27.SI) because it offers diversified exposure to the U.S. market and GLD as a hedge against inflation, both to me are solid choice for long-term growth.

My core principle for SRS SRS money is locked up for the long term, so I prioritise: • Growth > income • Low-cost, diversified ETFs • Assets that compound, not just hedge That frames my answer. My top long-term SRS pick (main engine) ✅ SPDR S&P 500 ETF (S27) This would be my #1 choice. Why: • Best long-term compounding track record globally • Strong exposure to innovation (AI, tech, healthcare, productivity) • USD exposure diversifies away from SGD risk • Simple, rules-based, and low turnover If I could only pick one ETF for SRS, this would be it. Singapore exposure (home bias, stability) ✅ SPDR Straits Times Index ETF (ES3) Good, but I’d keep it smaller. Why: • Dividend yield helps smooth volatility • Banks + REITs give income • Lower growth than US equities Useful for balance, not

“I would use my SRS to invest in CFA ETF because it offers great dividends over a longer term period.”

🌟🌟🌟The SRS ETF I am most bullish is $GLD SG$(GSD.SI)$ . The performance history shows that GSD has delivered strong long term returns, especially during periods of uncertainty. In 2025 GSD has skyrocketed 57% and is the best performing ETF compared to the other ETFs. In 2024 GSD is up by 26%. Gold shines when markets wobble and these numbers reflect that. Gold has historically been a store of value especially when inflation rises, currencies weaken, geopolitical tensions increase and markets become volatile. GSD works well inside SRS as SRS locks funds until retirement age and GSD is the perfect hedge in a long term account. Unlike stocks or bonds, Gold cannot go bankrupt since it is pure asset value. There is also low correlation as Gold moves differently from equities and Reits. This sta

The top 10 SRS ETFs list is interesting with diversification. Nice to have some GSD in uncertain times.

Lion-OCBC Hang Seng Tech ETF (HST) is where I am presently working investing my money as of now. I intend to further add  SPDR Straits Times Index ETF (ES3) in 2026 as well.

as mentioned in there article,  many people forget that they need to invest the SRS sum and hence lose more in the long run than if they had left it as cash and invested it (cash is more visible in the bank account) other than ETFs which track market, investing in quality stocks or insurance policies could work as well. among this list, REIT ETFs make most sense to me as they offer exposure to properties which will always be in demand.  In addition, they are dividend paying with a yield of 6.2% (CSI) AND 4%+ CFA respectively.  let's remember, SRS is used as a retirement planning tool as well. regular dividends is very desirable for retirement as a form of income replacement

🌟🌟🌟The SRS ETF I am most bullish  is $GLD SG$(GSD.SI)$ .  The performance history shows that GSD has delivered strong long term returns, especially during periods of uncertainty.  In 2025 GSD has skyrocketed 57% and is the best performing ETF compared to the other ETFs.  In 2024 GSD is up by 26%. Gold shines when markets wobble and these numbers reflect that. Gold has historically been a store of value especially when inflation rises, currencies weaken, geopolitical tensions increase and markets become volatile. GSD works well inside SRS as SRS locks funds until retirement age and GSD is the perfect hedge in a long term account. Unlike stocks or bonds, Gold cannot go bankrupt since it is pure asset value. There is also low

I would use my SRS to invest in STI and GOLD. Sidenote: why is the tiger blocking the data of the last 2, is this AI made slop?

Hey savvy savers, are you ready to supercharge your Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) and build that dream nest egg? 🌟 With tax perks and long-term growth potential, SRS investments in ETFs are a game-changer for Singaporeans eyeing financial freedom. Based on the latest buzz from investor holdings, here's the powerhouse lineup of the top 10 ETFs that SRS account holders are flocking to. These gems offer everything from local market muscle to global tech thrills and safe-haven stability. Let's break it down! 🚀 First off, feast your eyes on this comprehensive table showcasing the elite squad. I've crunched the numbers to highlight their core vibes, from equity powerhouses to bond buffers – all primed for diversification magic. 🧩 These picks aren't just popular – they're battle-tested fo

🌟🌟🌟The biggest benefit of investing through SRS is simple: I get rewarded today for planning for tomorrow.  Every dollar I contribute to SRS lowers my taxable income. It is like the government is giving me a polite pat on the back and saying "Good job thinking ahead".  Cash doesn't do that.  Cash just sits there, quietly depreciating and pretending it is helping. But SRS?  It gives me instant tax savings and then lets me grow that money through investments instead of letting inflation nibble at it. And the best part? I can invest my SRS funds directly through Tiger Brokers.  No queues.  No drama.  Just tap, buy, done. My Top SRS ETFs Once money is inside SRS, the real magic happens when I put it to work in the right places: SPDR STI ETF: 

Cash Boost Account? Not in Australia? If I had the wherewithall to do so, I would use my SRS to invest in $GLD SG$(GSD.SI)$ and $Amova STI ETF S$D(G3B.SI)$ going 50/50 ha ha 🥳

yes. gsd.no

General Characteristics and Potential Benefits of Different ETF Types: 1. Equity ETFs (Stock ETFs): Characteristics: Hold a basket of stocks, often tracking a specific index (e.g., S&P 500, NASDAQ 100), a particular sector (e.g., technology, healthcare), or a specific investment style (e.g., growth, value). Provide diversification across multiple companies within a single investment. Can be actively or passively managed, though most are passively managed index funds. Potential Benefits: Diversification: Reduces company-specific risk compared to investing in individual stocks. Market Exposure: Allows investors to gain exposure to broad market segments, specific industries, or geographic regions. Liquidity: Generally traded on exchanges like individual stocks, offering ease of buying and

I agree with the Top 10 SRS ETF list as it offers a sensible mix of growth, income, and diversification. Treating SRS purely as a cash parking tool is inefficient, especially when inflation steadily erodes purchasing power. Using SRS to invest in equities, REITs, bonds, and gold better aligns with its long-term retirement purpose. The ETF I’m most bullish on is the S&P 500 ETF $SPDR S&P500 US$(S27.SI)$ . The US market continues to dominate in innovation and earnings growth, particularly across AI, technology, and global platforms. As a long-term SRS holding, it serves well as a core growth engine alongside local exposure. I’m actively investing my

I want maximum gain in over 10 to 20 years. I go for S&P 500 ETF. 100% all in. My plan is monthly DCA across the year. If got large pullback correction, forget the DCA and invest immediately.

Many contributors treat SRS as a tax-relief account and leave funds idle. But cash in an SRS account typically earns only about 0.05% per year, which can be eroded by inflation over time.Investing SRS funds allows your savings not only to benefit from tax relief but also to participate meaningfully in market growth.📌 Top 10 ETFs held by SRS account holders🔹 Local & Foreign Equity ETFs: $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ SPDR Straits Times Index ETF: exposure to Singapore’s largest companies;SPDR S&P 500 ETF $SPDR S&P500 US$(S27.SI)$: exposure to the US market’s top 500 stocks;$Lion-OCBC Sec HSTECH S$(HST.SI)$: focus on major tech firms;

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I use my srs to invest in $SPDR S&P500 US$(S27.SI)$ cause it covers most of the stocks and it is easy to track and dca all the way. ~~ SRS is also a way for me to lower my taxes and increases my savings for my future. so it's a double win for me and my retirement days.

My core principle for SRS SRS money is locked up for the long term, so I prioritise: • Growth > income • Low-cost, diversified ETFs • Assets that compound, not just hedge That frames my answer. My top long-term SRS pick (main engine) ✅ SPDR S&P 500 ETF (S27) This would be my #1 choice. Why: • Best long-term compounding track record globally • Strong exposure to innovation (AI, tech, healthcare, productivity) • USD exposure diversifies away from SGD risk • Simple, rules-based, and low turnover If I could only pick one ETF for SRS, this would be it. Singapore exposure (home bias, stability) ✅ SPDR Straits Times Index ETF (ES3) Good, but I’d keep it smaller. Why: • Dividend yield helps smooth volatility • Banks + REITs give income • Lower growth than US equities Useful for balance, not

I would use my SRS to invest in SPDR S&P 500 ETF (S27.SI) because it offers diversified exposure to the U.S. market and GLD as a hedge against inflation, both to me are solid choice for long-term growth.

Hey savvy savers, are you ready to supercharge your Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) and build that dream nest egg? 🌟 With tax perks and long-term growth potential, SRS investments in ETFs are a game-changer for Singaporeans eyeing financial freedom. Based on the latest buzz from investor holdings, here's the powerhouse lineup of the top 10 ETFs that SRS account holders are flocking to. These gems offer everything from local market muscle to global tech thrills and safe-haven stability. Let's break it down! 🚀 First off, feast your eyes on this comprehensive table showcasing the elite squad. I've crunched the numbers to highlight their core vibes, from equity powerhouses to bond buffers – all primed for diversification magic. 🧩 These picks aren't just popular – they're battle-tested fo

Many contributors treat SRS as a tax-relief account and leave funds idle. But cash in an SRS account typically earns only about 0.05% per year, which can be eroded by inflation over time.Investing SRS funds allows your savings not only to benefit from tax relief but also to participate meaningfully in market growth.📌 Top 10 ETFs held by SRS account holders🔹 Local & Foreign Equity ETFs: $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ SPDR Straits Times Index ETF: exposure to Singapore’s largest companies;SPDR S&P 500 ETF $SPDR S&P500 US$(S27.SI)$: exposure to the US market’s top 500 stocks;$Lion-OCBC Sec HSTECH S$(HST.SI)$: focus on major tech firms;

🌟🌟🌟The biggest benefit of investing through SRS is simple: I get rewarded today for planning for tomorrow.  Every dollar I contribute to SRS lowers my taxable income. It is like the government is giving me a polite pat on the back and saying "Good job thinking ahead".  Cash doesn't do that.  Cash just sits there, quietly depreciating and pretending it is helping. But SRS?  It gives me instant tax savings and then lets me grow that money through investments instead of letting inflation nibble at it. And the best part? I can invest my SRS funds directly through Tiger Brokers.  No queues.  No drama.  Just tap, buy, done. My Top SRS ETFs Once money is inside SRS, the real magic happens when I put it to work in the right places: SPDR STI ETF: 

General Characteristics and Potential Benefits of Different ETF Types: 1. Equity ETFs (Stock ETFs): Characteristics: Hold a basket of stocks, often tracking a specific index (e.g., S&P 500, NASDAQ 100), a particular sector (e.g., technology, healthcare), or a specific investment style (e.g., growth, value). Provide diversification across multiple companies within a single investment. Can be actively or passively managed, though most are passively managed index funds. Potential Benefits: Diversification: Reduces company-specific risk compared to investing in individual stocks. Market Exposure: Allows investors to gain exposure to broad market segments, specific industries, or geographic regions. Liquidity: Generally traded on exchanges like individual stocks, offering ease of buying and

🌟🌟🌟The SRS ETF I am most bullish  is $GLD SG$(GSD.SI)$ .  The performance history shows that GSD has delivered strong long term returns, especially during periods of uncertainty.  In 2025 GSD has skyrocketed 57% and is the best performing ETF compared to the other ETFs.  In 2024 GSD is up by 26%. Gold shines when markets wobble and these numbers reflect that. Gold has historically been a store of value especially when inflation rises, currencies weaken, geopolitical tensions increase and markets become volatile. GSD works well inside SRS as SRS locks funds until retirement age and GSD is the perfect hedge in a long term account. Unlike stocks or bonds, Gold cannot go bankrupt since it is pure asset value. There is also low

🌟🌟🌟The SRS ETF I am most bullish is $GLD SG$(GSD.SI)$ . The performance history shows that GSD has delivered strong long term returns, especially during periods of uncertainty. In 2025 GSD has skyrocketed 57% and is the best performing ETF compared to the other ETFs. In 2024 GSD is up by 26%. Gold shines when markets wobble and these numbers reflect that. Gold has historically been a store of value especially when inflation rises, currencies weaken, geopolitical tensions increase and markets become volatile. GSD works well inside SRS as SRS locks funds until retirement age and GSD is the perfect hedge in a long term account. Unlike stocks or bonds, Gold cannot go bankrupt since it is pure asset value. There is also low correlation as Gold moves differently from equities and Reits. This sta

I agree with the Top 10 SRS ETF list as it offers a sensible mix of growth, income, and diversification. Treating SRS purely as a cash parking tool is inefficient, especially when inflation steadily erodes purchasing power. Using SRS to invest in equities, REITs, bonds, and gold better aligns with its long-term retirement purpose. The ETF I’m most bullish on is the S&P 500 ETF $SPDR S&P500 US$(S27.SI)$ . The US market continues to dominate in innovation and earnings growth, particularly across AI, technology, and global platforms. As a long-term SRS holding, it serves well as a core growth engine alongside local exposure. I’m actively investing my

as mentioned in there article,  many people forget that they need to invest the SRS sum and hence lose more in the long run than if they had left it as cash and invested it (cash is more visible in the bank account) other than ETFs which track market, investing in quality stocks or insurance policies could work as well. among this list, REIT ETFs make most sense to me as they offer exposure to properties which will always be in demand.  In addition, they are dividend paying with a yield of 6.2% (CSI) AND 4%+ CFA respectively.  let's remember, SRS is used as a retirement planning tool as well. regular dividends is very desirable for retirement as a form of income replacement

Lion-OCBC Hang Seng Tech ETF (HST) is where I am presently working investing my money as of now. I intend to further add  SPDR Straits Times Index ETF (ES3) in 2026 as well.

“I would use my SRS to invest in CFA ETF because it offers great dividends over a longer term period.”

Cash Boost Account? Not in Australia? If I had the wherewithall to do so, I would use my SRS to invest in $GLD SG$(GSD.SI)$ and $Amova STI ETF S$D(G3B.SI)$ going 50/50 ha ha 🥳

The top 10 SRS ETFs list is interesting with diversification. Nice to have some GSD in uncertain times.

I would use my SRS to invest in STI and GOLD. Sidenote: why is the tiger blocking the data of the last 2, is this AI made slop?

I want maximum gain in over 10 to 20 years. I go for S&P 500 ETF. 100% all in. My plan is monthly DCA across the year. If got large pullback correction, forget the DCA and invest immediately.

yes. gsd.no