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Or you have to maintain the number of categories throughout?
For e.g. if my insurance premiums are only charged a few months in the year, then the rest of the year it doesn't help in my category. Then would I only get the higher interest for the months I pay my insurance premium?
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Chris
21 Jul 2021
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Disclaimer: I don't have a DBS multiplier account so this is merely my interpretation of their FAQ hahaha. Do contact DBS directly for confirmation.
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According to DBS' FAQ (link at the bottom), if your premiums are paid quarterly/annually, the insurance category is still filled for the eligible duration (usually 12 months) where the premium amount will be adjusted to a monthly figure to compute your interest for the month. E.g., if you pay $300 per quarter, that would register as a transaction under the insurance category for $100 every month. If $1,200 per year, then $100 per month.
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https://www.dbs.com.sg/iwov-resources/pdf/depos...