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Anonymous

08 Aug 2020

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If my company credits my salary using code "GR", am I still eligible for the interest in DBS Multiplier, provided I do not earn dividends for the month?

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YT

08 Aug 2020

GR means Giro transaction. If the transaction is tagged as either PAY or SAL, then it'll be eligible.

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