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Anonymous

06 May 2023

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Which bank account should I use?

I currently have a POSB passbook savings account and it's getting really annoying to go to the branch and update the passbook. I saw online there's the option to convert it to a POSB Everyday Savings Account. I thought that's pretty neat cos I don't have to change the account number. What do you think?

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IANAFA but

19 May 2023

Good idea

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kirby

11 May 2023

Old accounts have very low min balance. check that unless ur using as ur main

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Billy

07 May 2023

Development & Acquisitions Manager at Real Estate Private Equity

I would recommend that too! Especially when you need to furnish bank statements for any applications...

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