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24 Jun 2020

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Why do my UOB Uniplus and DBS Savings Plus accounts not charge me fall below fees?

I maintain about $90 in my UOB Uniplus and $100+ in my DBS Savings Plus on average but I was never charged with fall below fees before. (Definitely glad that I'm not charged fall below fees but am curious why!) Im 22 this year btw. Thank you!

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YT

24 Jun 2020

For those 26 years old and below, there is no fall-below fee for POSB (and OCBC). I suppose UOB also operates on the same principle but you will need to check with them to confirm.

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