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Anonymous

02 Aug 2020

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I've been laid off but luckily the severance package is generous. I'd like to keep the money in a liquid account as I expect to be without income for 6-12 months. What's the best account that pays %?

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Brandon Lim

02 Aug 2020

U can consider money markets funds or bank accounts like Singlife that pays high interest rates

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