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Build a maturity ladder in four steps

Laddering gives you long-tenor rates with short-tenor access. It takes about ten minutes to set up.

4 min read · 29 Jul 2026 · Kipit Research

Step 1 — Decide the total

Pick the amount you are comfortable locking, keeping at least three months of expenses in the Call Account first.

Step 2 — Split into four

Divide the total into four equal parts and place them into 90, 180, 270 and 365-day plans on the same day.

Step 3 — Roll each maturity into a 365

As each plan matures, reinvest it into a new 365-day plan. After a year, every rung is a one-year plan and one matures roughly every quarter.

Step 4 — Review annually

Once a year, check whether the ladder still matches your goals and top up rungs with new savings rather than starting a separate plan.

Rates are indicative and confirmed at investment. Funds locked for the tenor.

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