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Hi. I'm planning to open up accounts for different reasons - savings / salary / to pay bills / spending. How about warchest/investment? What are the best accounts for each category?
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Elijah Lee
07 Mar 2020
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
For salary crediting, you can consider any of the banks that give bonus interest when crediting. But you will also have to consider your lifestyle and expenditure. As an example, OCBC already gives bonus interest when crediting salary, without any other criteria. But if you have credit card spend, then you can put it on DBS Multiplier (as you need to fulfill one additional criteria in addition to salary credit).
My day to day spending is via my POSB as it is a legacy account that I had since young. But you could also use your salary crediting account as a day to day spending account.
My emergency funds are kept in CIMB as they don't really have ATMs that make it easy to withdraw from. You can also keep it within your salary crediting account or spending account as long as you know how much you have allocated (so that you don't over spend)
My warchest is kept in my salary crediting account. It's just a personal preference.
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Andy Sim
07 Mar 2020
HR Professional at a Financial Institution
Hi Anon, your warchest/investment money should be kept together with your savings in a high interest...
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Here are some of my preferred accounts:
Savings - CIMB Fastsaver, Standard Chartered Jumpstart, SAYE
Expenses + Investment - DBS Multiplier, OCBC 360, UOB One (Most require salary crediting)
For warchest, i would park the funds in the same account for my expenses and investment.
Hope this helps :)