Fixed deposits: amount × rate × months ÷ 12, at the highest rate a deal pays for that amount and length, from the banks’ own pages (read twice a day). Deals for a bank’s premier or private clients and for new customers only are left out.
T-bills: MAS’s formula, price per $100 = 100 − days ÷ 365 × cut-off yield, in $1,000 lots, at the last auction’s cut-off. Rolled over, each later T-bill is assumed to get the same cut-off. Paid with CPF: less the agent bank charges, and less the OA interest the money would have earned in the months it’s out (CPF stops it from the month the money leaves and restarts it the month after it’s back).
Savings Bonds: MAS’s coupons for this issue, every 6 months, and the interest to date if cashed in between, in $500 lots up to $200,000, less $2 to apply and $2 to cash in.
CPF OA: this quarter’s rate, worked out monthly and added each December, so a second year earns on the first year’s interest.