Fort LTAT breached


  • Business
  • Saturday, 13 Apr 2019

It has never been easy to decipher what goes on behind the workings of the Armed Forces Fund Board or better known as LTAT.

The returns, which comprise a cash portion and a special dividend in the form of units in a unit trust, have been consistently fair. It has on average paid out 11.3% per annum in its 45-year history to its members who are serving the forces.

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