Updated 2026 · 40 Free Investment Tools

Singapore Investment Calculators 2026

40 free investment calculators for Singapore investors: Government bonds & T-bills, S-REITs, SRS & retirement planning, investment fees & robo-advisors, and long-term wealth growth & FIRE tools — built specifically for the Singapore market.

SSB & T-Bills S-REITs SRS Tax Savings Robo-Advisor Fees FIRE Number Compound Interest
S$15.3k
SRS Annual Cap
25×
FIRE Number Rule
40+
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Singapore T-Bill, SSB & Bond Calculators

With T-Bills and SSBs offering competitive yields, these are the highest-volume “safe haven” tools for Singapore savers and investors.

Singapore REIT & Dividend Calculators

S-REITs are the “national hobby” of Singapore stock investors — these tools focus on yield, valuation and risk.

SRS Tax Savings & Retirement Calculators

The Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) is a legal tax haven — these tools help optimise the S$15,300 annual cap.

Fee Comparison & Robo-Advisor Calculators

Singapore’s crowded robo-advisor market means fee drag can quietly erode returns — these tools quantify the long-term cost.

Compound Growth & FIRE Calculators

Long-term wealth-building tools targeting the Financial Independence (FIRE) community in Singapore.

Where to Invest Your Money in Singapore

InvestmentTypical Yield / ReturnRiskLiquidityTax-Free?
CPF OA (Guaranteed)2.5% p.a.ZeroLocked until 55Yes
CPF SA / RA (Guaranteed)4.0% p.a.ZeroLocked until 65Yes
Singapore T-Bill (6M)~3%–4% p.a.Near-zero6 monthsYes
Singapore Savings BondStep-up avg, ~2.5%–3.5%Near-zero1 month noticeYes
S-REITs5%–8% yieldMediumT+2 daysYes
Broad Equity / ETF~6%–8% p.a. historicalMedium-HighT+2 daysYes (no CGT)
SRS (invested)Market return + tax savingVariableAfter statutory retirement age50% at withdrawal
💡 Expert Tip: SRS contributions must be made by 31 December to count for that year’s tax relief. Set a reminder for late November and transfer your contribution early to avoid a year-end scramble.
💡 Expert Tip: Singapore has no capital gains tax for individual investors. This makes every dollar of REIT distribution or equity gain fully yours — a key reason long-term equity and REIT holding is so tax-efficient compared to many other jurisdictions.

Singapore Investment FAQs 2026

S$15,300 per year for Singapore citizens and PRs, and S$35,700 per year for foreigners. Contributions reduce chargeable income dollar-for-dollar.

Yes, for individual investors. REITs must distribute at least 90% of distributable income, and this portion is tax-exempt at the investor level.

Your FIRE number is annual expenses divided by your chosen safe withdrawal rate (commonly 4%, 3.5% or 3%), representing the portfolio needed to sustain your lifestyle indefinitely. Use the FIRE Number Calculator above for your specific figure.

Singapore T-bills are auctioned fortnightly by MAS for 6-month and 1-year tenures. Non-competitive bidders receive the cut-off yield automatically, with interest paid upfront as a discount on the purchase price.

Both reduce chargeable income, but CPF earns a guaranteed rate while being locked until a later age, whereas SRS funds can be invested with more flexibility but market risk. Many prioritise the guaranteed CPF top-up first, then SRS for remaining budget.

Singapore has no capital gains tax, so most individual investors pay zero tax on crypto gains. Frequent, high-volume trading may be classified by IRAS as income rather than capital gains.

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Disclaimer: All calculators are for educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Investment returns shown are illustrative and not guaranteed. Past performance is not indicative of future results. SGFinanceCalculators.com is owned by MAFHH INTERNATIONAL LTD and is not an MAS-licensed financial adviser. Consult a licensed financial adviser before making investment decisions.