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Gabriel Tham

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

07 Jun 2019

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With the new DBS multiplier upgraded for balances up to $100k, which is the best/lowest cost insurance component to meet that 3rd transaction criteria?

DBS/POSB Multiplier Account

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Hariz Arthur Maloy

07 Jun 2019

Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent

Don't bother. Only 1 year of extra bonus. Credit salary, receive dividends from CDP and use your credit card can already.

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Hi, with the new changes with the DBS Multiplier, should I upgrade my e-everyday saving acc into the DBS Multiplier before NS, then apply for the Save As You Serve to earn more interest for the SAYS + the paylah retail spending for Multiplier?

Should I save with DBS multiplier or where else should I put my money? The condition of maintaining $3000 per month, is that the net balance or total sum of transactions (in/out)?

Do insurance premium payments count into DBS Multiplier’s “eligible monthly transactions”?

How does the calculation of interest work with DBS Multiplier? Does the balance from the other DBS savings account included?

If I have already set up a RSS before opening the multiplier account then will it still count towards my investment criteria for the multiplier account or must I redeem my fund and open a new one?

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Hi, with the new changes with the DBS Multiplier, should I upgrade my e-everyday saving acc into the DBS Multiplier before NS, then apply for the Save As You Serve to earn more interest for the SAYS + the paylah retail spending for Multiplier?

Should I save with DBS multiplier or where else should I put my money? The condition of maintaining $3000 per month, is that the net balance or total sum of transactions (in/out)?

Do insurance premium payments count into DBS Multiplier’s “eligible monthly transactions”?

How does the calculation of interest work with DBS Multiplier? Does the balance from the other DBS savings account included?

If I have already set up a RSS before opening the multiplier account then will it still count towards my investment criteria for the multiplier account or must I redeem my fund and open a new one?

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