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Alcander Seow
Environmental Engineer Minor in Business at Nanyang Technological University
I've been hearing about the upcoming Syfe Cash+ with the projected return of 1.75% PA. I was wondering what's the minimum amount that I need to put in? Cos I'm looking for a stable, minimum~little risk way to increase my savings with the interest rate for now. & this Syfe Cash+ looks promising. For me, the tenure months to leave my funds inside doesn't matter for now.
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Hi Alcander,
From what I understand, the details for Syfe Cash+ has not been entirely released, as the product has yet to be officially launched. What is known at this moment is that Syfe Cash+ promises:
Projected return of 1.75% p.a.
Daily accrual of returns
No management fees
No lock-in period
This product seems to be similar to the Stashaway Simple product that is currently in the market, thus I believe that there will be little to no minimum amount if Syfe Cash+ is looking to compete with similar products of her competitors.
As for whether it is worth it, the 1.75% pa returns is one of the highest in current low interest rate environment, so it does seem like a pretty good alternative for a low-risk investment instrument. Just my two cents on things, hope it helps but do your own due diligence when more details on the product is available
Cheers!