Anonymous

03 Dec 2020

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Is SCB JumpStart removing their 1% cash back on all purchases as well?

From 1 January 2021 (inclusive), the interest rate for the JumpStart account for account balances up to S$20,000 will be revised to 0.40% p.a. from 1% p.a. Sighhhhhh 🥲

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Andrea Wong

03 Dec 2020

Business, Marketing at Nanyang Technological University

There is no information announced by Standard Chartered yet. However, it could be possible that they would decrease their credit card cashback rate. Be that as it may, you may opt to use CIMB credit card as well with 1% with no min. spend for their AWSM card :)

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