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Are Your SRS Savings Sitting Idle and Losing Value against Inflation?

Optimise your SRS savings through long term investments to maximize returns for your retirement needs.

What is the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS)?

  • SRS is a voluntary scheme to encourage individuals to save for retirement, over and above their CPF savings.

  • SRS contributions are made over and above CPF contributions, and enjoy tax relief as well.

  • You can grow your SRS funds exponentially through long term investments, which could better increase your investment value to give you a more comfortable retirement.

 
 

Congratulations on your Tax Savings by contributing to SRS

But are Your SRS Savings Sitting Idle?

Opportunity Cost, In The Long Run (20 years)


 
 

Are you losing out on opportunity cost?

By saving your hard-earned money in SRS without investing, you may potentially lose out $365,091 over the long run. Talk to your consultant to customize an SRS plan for you.

 
 

 
 

How to Invest Your SRS Savings?

Depending on your objectives, there are multiple financial solutions to invest your SRS savings

 
 

20 approved products from 6 insurers

Insurance

 
 

We have more than 1400 solutions, to suit your every needs

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How To Optimise Your SRS Savings


With over hundreds of financial solutions from 70 asset management companies and 6 insurance companies, we can help you to narrow down the options and optimise your SRS savings to suit your needs best.

(All information on investment and insurance products are correct as of 1 October 2023.)


Meet Your Independent Financial Adviser Representative


John Dasson

Wealth Advisory Director

About John Dasson

John is an experienced advisor with a strong focus in private wealth management. Over the past decade, he has advised many high-net-worth individuals and businesses in matters relating to their assets.

John graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce with Majors in both Finance and Accounting in 2010 from the University of Queensland. Since then, he has attained the CFP (Certified Financial Planner) accreditation as well as being certified ‘Institute of Banking and Finance Advanced’, along with passing the CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) level 1 exam. He also attained an MBA with Distinction from the University of Manchester and holds an Advanced Certificate in Trust Services from Nanyang Technological University's Wealth Management Institute.

John has also been invited to speak at numerous conferences in the Asia-Pacific region on a wide range of topics relating to wealth management.

He believes strongly in an unbiased, independent financial advisory model and the value that his clients derive from it, be it relating to advice on investments, insurance, mortgages or wills and trusts.

In his personal time, he competes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and works regularly with the Missionaries of Charity, an organisation dedicated to aiding the less fortunate.

Maximize your SRS funds with us today.

Let us assist you with all the calculations. Ride on an exciting investment journey with us!



Here's What an Independent Financial Adviser Means

In Singapore, the financial services industry is regulared by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Guidelines governing the use of the designation of 'independent' is contained in publication FAA-G05.
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Frequently Asked Questions

The Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) is a voluntary scheme to encourage individuals to save for retirement, over and above their CPF savings. Contributions to SRS are eligible for tax relief. Investment returns are tax-free before withdrawal and only 50% of the withdrawals from SRS are taxable at retirement.

Any Singapore Citizens, Singapore Permanent Residents (SPRs) and foreigners who is a Singapore Tax Resident may make SRS contributions in the current year.

The annual contribution limit for SRS is $15,300 for Singapore Citizens/Permanent Residents and $35,700 for foreigners.

You will be allowed SRS tax relief in the Year of Assessment following the year of contribution, provided you are a tax resident for that Year of Assessment. However, a personal income tax relief cap of $80,000 applies to the total amount of all tax reliefs claimed (including relief on SRS contributions).

You will not be allowed SRS tax relief if:

Your SRS account is suspended as at 31 Dec of the year of contribution; or

The amount of such contribution is withdrawn from your SRS account in the same year of contribution.

You are able to make a wide variety of investments, including shares, insurance, bonds, unit trusts and fixed deposits. Let us help you find the best investment vehicle that suit your needs.

Disclaimer: The information and opinions shared are for general information purposes only. They should not be relied on as professional financial advice. Readers should seek independent financial advice that is customised to their specific financial objectives, situations & needs. This advertisement or publication has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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