Gustavo Fuchs

18 Apr 2019

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How about Banks that have "free goodies" for higher investments? what are the best bank/sites/robo in terms of lower fees? ?

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Gabriel Tham

09 Oct 2018

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Yes banks have free goodies if you join their Premier banking status. You get to use bank lounge, drink coffee/tea, eat snacks, free newspaper.

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