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Yogi bear

24 Nov 2025

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General Investing

Safe & Simple: 2.5% Returns with SqSave MoneyBox

I’ve been exploring low-risk ways to grow idle cash and came across SqSave MoneyBox, which currently offers a 2.5% return. No lock-in, easy withdrawals, and backed by an MAS-licensed digital investment manager. Anyone else tried it or have thoughts about similar cash-management solutions?

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Just Me!

30 Dec 2025

This sounds good. Thanks a lot for introducing this

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Wong Zhi Bin

14 Dec 2025

We must do

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Chong C

02 Dec 2025

Thanks

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Citee Hong

01 Dec 2025

Ok thanks

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Angela Lim

01 Dec 2025

Will try to find out more about it...

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