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Best time to lock in your 62 yo withdrawal age is now - Endowus $40 referral bonus (usual - $20) till 31 Dec 2021

I've earlier shared that I finally set up my SRS with DBS bank and later registered for an account with Endowus.

These were the rewards I'm expected to receive:

1. DBS Bank - $100

- $50 cash to open SRS with DBS and contribute $10,000
- another $50 cash by investing $10,001


2. Endowus - $20

- $20 referral credit

You can refer to my registration guide here. Earlier, I signed up using someone's link for only $20 referral credit. 

Today, Endowus released a limited-time referral bonus of $40 up till 31 Dec 2021. You can refer to the T&Cs here. 

If you wish to withdraw your money from your SRS account at 62 years old, the best time is to sign up for your SRS and make your first contribution by 31 Dec 2021.


22 days left to 2022!

Referral

If you are keen to embark on Endowus using your SRS, CPF OA or even cash, you may wish to use my link to enjoy $40 in Access Fee credit (equivalent to $10,000 advised free, assuming Access Fee of 0.40%).

https://endowus.com/invite?code=FUKYD

As always, pls DYODD!

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