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Just read the fine print on how DBS Multiplier calculates its' interest but I had already opened a DBS Multiplier account. My dilemma is that my salary only credits on the 25th of every month.. which means I only get to enjoy 5-6 days of higher interest every month which is a bummer. Any finance/bank wise people that can shed some light on what my options are? Thanks in advance!
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Nope. As long as you fulfil the requirements, you will get the higher interest for the month. Regardless of when you receive your salary for the month.
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Gabriel Tham
09 Mar 2019
Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team
Don't withdraw everything. Get salary, leave some in there for the next month, then you will have th...
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But that means I only get the base interest rate of 0.05% every month till the 25th, then my interest rate increases to 1.85% or more (cause of salary credit being on 25th) which means I am only getting 5 days of higher interest?
Not sure if I am reading the T&C right here Haha.