SINPF

What will I have when I retire?

Your retirement balance is built from what you and your employer contribute, how long you stay, and the returns the Fund earns on your savings.

Every year, the Fund's investment earnings flow through four steps before they land in your account.

  1. Investments earn
  2. Costs are met
  3. The Board sets the crediting rate
  4. The rate is added to your account

The Investment Department's job is the first of those four — growing your savings so there is something to credit.

Ten years of crediting rates

The rate credited to members' balances at the end of each financial year, FY2016 through FY2025.

Source: SINPF 50th Anniversary Member Booklet, p9.
Financial yearCrediting rateNote

FY2016

5.3%

FY2017

—

Editor: confirm from source

FY2018

8.5%

FY2019

6.5%

FY2020

3.75%

Net deficit year — members still credited

FY2021

6%

FY2022

2.65%

Net deficit year — members still credited

FY2023

6%

FY2024

4%

FY2025

8%

SBD 274.9M credited

What SBD 10,000 in 2015 became

An account holding SBD 10,000 at 30 June 2015, left untouched, would have grown to about SBD 18,000 by the FY2025 crediting — an average of 6.1% a year. This assumes no contributions or withdrawals over the ten years.

FY2025 in numbers

SBD 274.9 million credited to members' balances (Minister of Finance and Treasury, 30 September 2025).

What helps most

Staying in the Fund longer, contributing more where you can, and leaving your savings invested. For your own balance, please contact Member Services.