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Anonymous

04 Feb 2020

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I have a $65K emergency fund. Thought of putting half in Singapore Saving Bonds and balance Citi Maxigain. Any suggestions?

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Junus Eu

04 Feb 2020

Just went by Citibank today to check my effective rate post being a Citibank Maxigain user for close to 2 years - effective interest rate now is 1.5% after maximizing step-up. Might consider other optinos already!

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Lee Jiahui

22 Oct 2018

If can, get uob one, can park 75k at 2.43% p.a., but 2 hurdles, $500 credit card spending and 3 giro payments every month.

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Jason Sing

22 Oct 2018

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Good strategy. You may also want to consider the bond issued by Temasek. However, you may need to ho...

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