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Anonymous

Edited 14 May 2023

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Savings accounts

Did a search on Saving Accounts interest p.a, base on $3K salary, $10k avg daily balance, $500 spending

OCBC360: $392.16 (have to be credit card spending)

DBS Multipler: $149.65 (have to be credit card spending)

UOB One: $385 + $200 cashback (debit/credit card spending)

SC BonusSaver: $413 (debit/credit card spending)

Adding in:

Trust Saving Account, which offer 2% (non-NTUC member, $10K balance + 5 transaction: $200

(Seem like a good alternative to start for myself or others who doesn't spend $500 on card)

GXS also seems great for short-term saving and letting it compound after $5K!

DBS/POSB Multiplier Account Trust Bank Savings Account UOB One Account OCBC 360 Account GXS Bank Account

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