Anonymous

07 Mar 2023

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Is it better to sign up for trust bank instead of sticking to traditional bank e.g. OCBC 360, DBS multiplier

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Ian

06 May 2023

Dont put all your eggs into one basket

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lin

09 Apr 2023

Not really. interest rate seems quite low and many hoops to jump

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Choon Yuan Chan

31 Mar 2023

Yes

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SH

21 Mar 2023

Trust bank has high interest rate but only if you are NTUC member and frequently shop at NTUC. Got to balance the NTUC membership fee versua the interest rate and rebates if you are not a member yet.

Ocbc 360 does give good interest rate up to 4-7% if fulfill criteria.

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SY

20 Mar 2023

All. Diversification is key!...

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