Anonymous
My GF and i have a sum of money in CIMB fastsaver to keep aside for our wedding in the future (2023 BTO TOP) With the current low interest environment, i am looking at SingLife and StashAway simple with low effort and risk but with higher yield. . Would like to know if this is an advisable step, and also are there any other similar products in the market that provide the same characteristics? Thank you!
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Gabriel
20 Jun 2020
Undergraduate at National University of Singapore
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Hey there.
CIMB has recently announced today that they will be revising their interest rate for FastSaver. You might want to take a look here.
Other alternative choices that do not require spending/minimum sum include:
Singlife Account (2.5% p.a, capaital guaranteed, interest non guaranteed)
FSM Auto-Sweep Account (1.05%p.a, interest rates may be revised)
Stashaway Simple (1.9%, capital non guaranteed, interest non guaranteed)
SCB JumpStart (1%p.a)
crypto.com Crypto Earn (Depending on currency, as high as 16%p.a without any prior staking. However, do take note of the volatility of cryptocurrencies)
Vivid Account (1.05% p.a for first 10k, 1.30% for 10k-20k)
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Hey Anon, you can consider Etiqa Elastiq which offers 1.8% guaranteed interest on your initial deposit for the first 3 years. After the initial lock-in of 3 months, it works like a bank account, similar to the Singlife account.
I've been using it since January 2019, let me know if you have any questions.