LionGlobal Short Duration Bond Fund & ETF | Safe Income Play as Fed Cuts | SG Investor Guide

Singapore bond fund investing is changing fast! With T-bill rates and SSB yields falling sharply in 2025, where can Singapore investors still find safe, steady income? In this video, we review the LionGlobal Short Duration Bond Fund (Active ETF – SBO) — Singapore’s first actively managed bond ETF — and why it could be a smart, low-risk investment for income-focused portfolios as the US Fed starts cutting rates.

Explore the best Singapore investing strategies for 2025:
✅ Why Singapore T-bill and SSB interest rates are dropping (Fed rate cuts explained)
✅ Bond fund vs fixed deposit vs T-bills: How they generate steady returns and passive income
✅ What is an Active ETF? Why SBO ETF stands out among Singapore bond funds
✅ Deep dive: LionGlobal Short Duration Bond Fund portfolio, yield, credit rating, and performance
✅ How Fed rate cuts and a dovish outlook benefit short-duration bond investing
✅ Risks to know: credit risk, price volatility, liquidity — and how SBO manages them
✅ Why SBO ETF could be the perfect middle ground for conservative Singapore investors seeking stable cash flow and capital preservation

Ideal for Singaporeans building a cash-flow-rich portfolio, seeking passive income, and prioritizing low risk and retirement planning. This guide combines dividend investing principles with bond fund diversification — perfect for those looking to balance safety with steady returns.

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