
The bond is a refundable-at-maturity investment held for five years with no interest, while the NEF is a smaller, non-refundable donation.
The two routes suit different priorities. The National Economic Fund (NEF) is a non-refundable donation starting around US$240,000 for a family of up to four, with no money returned but a lower upfront commitment.
The government bond route requires a larger US$300,000 outlay plus a US$50,000 administration fee, but the bond principal is returned after the five-year hold (it simply earns no interest in the meantime). Choose the bond if you prefer to recover capital later and can lock it up for five years; choose the NEF if you want the lowest net cost and simplicity.
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