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Edited 01 Jun 2024

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Help - 28m just moved back from overseas going to be starting work in sg soon have a lump sum of ¬100k in liquid cash. Where should i park it? no commitments right now

I have looked into HYSA but most wants a salary GIRO credit - have not started work yet hence can't do it... T-bills? SSB? Also which credit card should i apply if i want to clock miles? (never applied for any credit card in sg - have read that would need 3 months payslip - which is also difficult as per above) any help is greatly appreciated!!!

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IANAFA but

09 Jun 2024

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Chris cctzjd

08 Jun 2024

Own time own target at Self Employed

Is this considered your emergency funds?

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Ian

03 Jun 2024

UOB, OCBC are good options for 100k

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01 Jun 2024

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