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Sal

03 Apr 2024

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MariBank Savings Account finally raised to S$100,000

Have been using MariBank for quite some time n received notification that they finally increase their max deposit to S$100k, fuse free n competitive interest rate - just sharing, wld recommend.

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YOC

30 Apr 2024

Interesting

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Danny Lee

17 Apr 2024

Thanks for sharing

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Ian

09 Apr 2024

Meh

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cctzjd

07 Apr 2024

Own time own target at Self Employed

Only 2.88% not very attractive

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I.L.

06 Apr 2024

I am also using Maribank Savings Account for fuss-free, minimal TnC, relatively high interest rate....

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