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Anonymous

12 May 2019

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Are there any efficient ways to bank?

I saw this thread on Reddit, https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/commen...

I wonder if you guys have any tips tailored to us Singaporeans

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YT

12 May 2019

Actually theres many such articles by the various personal finance blogs comparing the different bank accounts (current, savings)

Current account is used for spending and ideally should have the highest cashback/miles for your spending.

Savings account is where you keep your money for a period of time and should have high interest rate.

You can take a look at articles about ‘The Complete Guide to Cashback Cards in Singapore’ or ‘9 Best Savings Account in Singapore 2019’...There are soo many out there, just have to find it.

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