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Anonymous

5d ago

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FWD Save Smart Series - Should I Buy?

Saw this promo that FWD is offering, thinking of getting it since it provides a guaranteed return of 2.1% per annum (as compared to other FD/savings products which provides comparatively lower interest), any thoughts?

https://www.fwd.com.sg/savings-insurance/save-s...

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Tony

5d ago

Computer Engineering at Nanyang Technological university

If you have other investment and has extra cash you don't mind to lock in for 2 years it's fine.

DBS fixed Deposit is 2.45% for 12 months, up to 60 months for first SGD$19,999.

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