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Challenging Times for Retirees with Ultra-Low Interest Rates.

Michael Lai, Head of Research of Wealth Management, OCBC Bank Malaysia

19-Nov-19 07:30

Challenging Times for Retirees with Ultra-Low Interest Rates.

The traditional source of stable income for retirees from interest rates is dwindling. This is because interest rates are very low and in many cases even negative. We take a look at how pensions and retirees can deal with this.

Presented by: Julian Ng, Wong Shou Ning


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