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22 Jan 2021
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Jiayee
22 Nov 2020
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Some important differences would be:
The guaranteed interest
Subsequent interest rates if different from the first year's
Withdrawal terms & conditions
These products go through Etiqa so the other stuff (e.g. the statement which says to allow Etiqa up to 6 months to process withdrawals) can be rather similar.
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Elastiq tranche closed alr, u're left with gigantiq and easyearn. both interest rates guaranteed for...
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Do note that the tranche for “ELASTIQ” is closed. Currently, only “GIGANTIQ” and “Dash EasyEarn” are available right now.
For both “GIGANTIQ” and “Dash EasyEarn”, the crediting rate is 1.8%. “Dash EasyEarn” consists of 1.5% guaranteed and 0.3% non-guaranteed returns while “GIGANTIQ”consists of 1% guaranteed + 0.8% p.a. non-guaranteed returns.
In addition, the minimum single premium amount to start the investment for “GIGANTIQ” is S$50, while “Dash EasyEarn” is S$2,000.
Therefore, it is best to speak with a financial adviser about your needs before making a decision.
Lastly, “GIGANTIQ” is currently available on PolicyPal’s app with an exclusive promotion. You can find out more here.