Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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Is the high yield saving accounts rates shown by SG BB still relevant today? DBS BYOB still allows new account?

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Dawn Fiona

03 Mar 2019

Hello! They're still relevant but DBS BYOB is no longer accepting new registrants. I've kept it in the table as many of my readers signed up for it after reading my review in August 2017, and they are still getting the 2+2% on it now. Will strike it out once the 2 year period is up at the end of this year :)

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Nicholes Wong

02 Mar 2019

Diploma in Business Management at Nanyang Polytechnic

Yes it is still relevant but do remember some have requirements such as salary crediting, credit card spending and so on.

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