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Madeline Low

18 Apr 2019

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General Investing

Working for a year and opened 360 for salary credit. Should I apply for a credit card or change saving account? Currently, $200 monthly spending. I seldom online shopping. It's difficult to reach the min spending for CC to earn cashback. Any advise?

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04 Dec 2022

DBS Multiple

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Steph Yeo

22 Aug 2018

Auntie Uncle Whisperer at Agency for Integrated Care

I'm guessing a DBS multiplier acct with a DBS/POSB card would work better for you. Compare using the interest calculator and see?

But it might be helpful to still retain some cash in an OCBC account, simply because its ATM queues are usually shorter.

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Isabella Jo

24 Jul 2018

Consider DBS Multiplier! I disliked to be forced to commit to minimal spending. So I switched from O...

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