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I'm considering to put some money in cash management accounts. I understand that because of the current situation interest rates may be reduced over time but still they offer better returns than bank saving accounts.
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Zac
06 Mar 2021
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Syfe
01 Feb 2021
Hi there, you may want to consider putting a lump sum in Syfe Cash+. The projected return is 1.75% p.a. on all deposits, so you don't have to split up your funds amongst various platforms to get higher returns for the first $X deposited.
If you're keen, do check out more here: https://www.syfe.com/magazine/deep-dive-into-sy...
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What's the purpose of this cash? Is it emergency funds? Or for investment?
Emergency funds - the key consideration is keep it close by, and have quick access to it. Don't put it somewhere that will take days for the cash to come back to you when you need it urgently.
If it's for investment, there are many better solutions than cash management.
If it's savings for a short-term goal like house, car, wedding - look at the goal horizon and invest it accordingly.
Also, if you're stressing over hopping from one cash management product to another, I wrote an opinion on this Q&A thread, you might find it useful.