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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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General Investing

Anyone has recommended ways of securing foreign currencies at better rates?

DBS multicurrency account seems like a good idea, but when comparisons are made, some money changers have better rates.

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Song Ariel

21 Oct 2022

I did a comparison of Revolut, Trust and Amaze card:

https://seedly.sg/posts/revolut-trust-amaze-for...

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Jonathan Chia Guangrong

01 Nov 2018

SOC at Local FI

RHB bank (surprisingly) came up with something similar to youtrip called travel fx. Signed up at a roadshow earlier this week St vivo, kyc done on the spot and got a free sbux card. Can consider this as an alternative if you don't need to change fx to remit funds

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Gabriel

31 Oct 2018

Undergraduate at National University of Singapore

Check out YouTrip which offers 24/7 in-app money changer for 10 currencies.

"With the YouTrip app, ...

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