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07 Jan 2021

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Is Citibank Maxigain Savings account still worth keeping or there are better accounts that provide higher interest rates?

Is Citibank Maxigain Savings account still worth keeping?

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Jared Ho

12 Dec 2021

Hi there, noticed that Singlife has also slashed its interest rates. Hence, is it still worth keeping it or what should one consider?

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Kok Hong

07 Jan 2021

No not worth it, all banks cutting their interest rates so now it's very pathetic. Better to stick with singlife, gigantiq and easyearn

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Png Cheng Xi Damien

07 Jan 2021

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Singlife. Go check out their website....

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