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Anonymous

05 Sep 2023

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What are the list of alternative platforms that are available for me to save my money in that would provide me with higher interest rates per annum?

If possible, perhaps can also state the relative percentage of interest rates provided by each and every individual platform respectively for their clients/users/savers, together with the rate of liquidity for the withdrawal of their deposited saving.

(I believe we can all agree that the percentage of interests rate per annum provided by our common local banks is way too little already).

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Robert Chui

Edited 16 Sep 2023

There are quite a number of different products in the market (eg T Bills, SSB, short term money market funds etc.). High risk = higher returns; and you would also need to think about liquidity. Sometimes, certain platforms like WeBull, MooMoo, Choc Finance runs promotional activities so that may boost your "income" by signing up to these platforms. Not sponsored post or financial advice, and always remember to do your own due diligence before investing!

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Chris cctzjd

10 Sep 2023

Own time own target at Self Employed

Moomoo cash fund is good

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tinycents

06 Sep 2023

I think highest now will be about 4.5% yield guaranteed on first $20,000 from Chocolate Finance, Not...

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