Hi Anon,
They just changed their interest policy. On the whole if you are able to fulfil all their criterias, you can still get 3.88% p.a. on the first $100k in the account. But if you can't, take note of the following changes effective 1 April 2020:
Base interest rate:
0.1% in old policy, vs 0.05% in new policy
Minimum spending:
$500/mth -- 0.88% in old policy, vs 0.50% in new policy
$2000/mth -- 1.88% in old policy, vs 1.50% in new policy
Salary credit:
Same in old and new policy (1%)
Bill payment:
0.25% in old policy, vs 0.10% in new policy
Invest / Insure:
0.75% in old policy, vs 1.28% in new policy
TLDR: Basically, their extra interest is shifted more to the invest/insure condition, so if you don't do any investment/insurance under SCB, then the interest you get will be worse off than before.
Hi Anon,
They just changed their interest policy. On the whole if you are able to fulfil all their criterias, you can still get 3.88% p.a. on the first $100k in the account. But if you can't, take note of the following changes effective 1 April 2020:
Base interest rate:
0.1% in old policy, vs 0.05% in new policy
Minimum spending:
$500/mth -- 0.88% in old policy, vs 0.50% in new policy
$2000/mth -- 1.88% in old policy, vs 1.50% in new policy
Salary credit:
Same in old and new policy (1%)
Bill payment:
0.25% in old policy, vs 0.10% in new policy
Invest / Insure:
0.75% in old policy, vs 1.28% in new policy
TLDR: Basically, their extra interest is shifted more to the invest/insure condition, so if you don't do any investment/insurance under SCB, then the interest you get will be worse off than before.