Anonymous

31 Oct 2020

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Can I know what’s the latest & highest interest short term endowment plans (< 6years) & their pros and cons?

I have max out 10k in Singlife & 20k to put in endowment plans.

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Yang Teng

31 Oct 2020

You can consider:

Gigantiq: 1%+1%
Dash Easyearn: 1.5% + 0.3%
SavvyEndowment 4: up to 1.39% (3yrs)
eEasysave v: 2.68% (6yrs)

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