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Financelearner

01 Mar 2025

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From 1st April, Maribank's interest drops to 2.28% p.a.

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Hahaha

02 Jan 2026

Super sad

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xiaobai

12 May 2025

Yes, all other apps also reducing their interest, not only maribank, even the bank also reducing.

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Tricia

21 Mar 2025

Sad

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Danny Lee

17 Mar 2025

Thanks for the update

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1M45

12 Mar 2025

SSB this month 2.85% lock-in the yield for the next 10 years...

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