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Anonymous

01 Jul 2020

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I would like to know which are the banks that offer the best interest rates for Joint Accounts, where 1 party is a self employed, and the other is employed. Any recommendations?

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Tay_WenHao

01 Jul 2020

DBS Multiplier.

Crediting salary to a Joint DBS/POSB account (no need to be the Multiplier account. Can be any DBS/POSB account) will hit the salary criteria for both person.

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