Danz

Edited 07 Feb 2023

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Can I split the salary myself to meet the Salary Credit requirement for different Banks

I have savings accounts in 2 different banks. I wanted to split my monthly salary to credit saving accounts so I can enjoy better interest rates in both accounts.

My company's payroll does NOT support this split allocation -- so my question is, can I do this myself so the bank will recognize the transfer as salary credit?

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Danny Lee

04 Mar 2023

I do not think that you can do it yourself.

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1M29

11 Feb 2023

Unlikely, unless youre the HR or you own the company, then you can credit salary to each of the accounts.

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SamC

08 Feb 2023

I doubt so. if not we would have heard of this "tips and trick" already....

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