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I was thinking of opening a DBS multiplier account and I realise that credit card spending is one of the transaction amount. However, I wanted to open a separate expenses account (and use DBS multiplier as a savings account) because I'm scared I cant control my spending. Is there still a way to maximise the 'credit card' category of the transactions even if I create a separate expenses account? How do the rest of you maximise the interest rates in the account!
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Hi! I am currently switching between DBS Multiplier and OCBC360 to credit my salary + spending (cards) to determine which one gives me better interest rates given my eligible transactions. I'd say you can consider the investment and insurance categories as well, if applicable to you. Bulk of my savings then go to Singlife (interest up to 2.5%).
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If you can, open a SCB Jumpstart account then use that as your "spending account". Eg. when your pay comes in, set up a standing order to transfer $x into the spending account immediately. Spend as you would on your DBS CC, then when its time to pay the bill, use the funds in your spending account to pay. In this way, you can treat your dbs acc as your savings account and use the scb jumpstart as your spending