The rise in interest rates has driven up the yield on Singapore government treasury bills (T-bill) and interest rates on bank fixed deposits, even surpassing the 2.5% annual interest rate on the CPF Ordinary Account. ​

MoneyOwl’s Solutions Lead Daphne commented in the article that investors should adopt a passive investment strategy and maintain investments in the long run. She also shared what investors should pay attention to when investing in CPFIS. ​