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Joint savings - CIMB or SSB? ?
I have recently opened a joint CIMB savings account with my BF in June. Our total contribution in the account is $1.1k monthly. Would like to seek advice if I should invest in the SSB using this amount instead? Or should I invest half into SSB and remaining half in CIMB? Plan to withdraw the amount in end 2020 for wedding. Which would be the best way to accumulate - not considering multiplier currently as we credit our salary to our own indiv. accounts. Thanks!
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- Ck Chai84 Answers, 125 UpvotesAnswered on 25 Sep 2018
SSB will defnitely fetch a higer interest, so you can consider 50% / 50% in CIMB & SSB if you want to more flexibility & liquidity.
Or like Kenneth suggested, to move over your savings to SSB once beyond $X (e.g. $10K) such that it will save the hassle for having to subscribe for SSB every month.
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Kenneth Lou, Co-founder at Seedly327 Answers, 769 UpvotesAnswered on 25 Sep 2018I personally do it with my fianceé via CIMB FastSaver, purely for the ease of liquidity and online banking features!
$1.1k monthly is impressive! And I also plan to get married in 2020 haha. Same story!
Maybe thinking about it, once you have beyond $X (eg $10k) you may want to move it over to the SSB to let it sit for 2 years? marginally more interest % in my opinion!
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Put in SSB in every issue. Collect the coupons payments every month and then put into CIMB. Maybe store renovations funds in CIMB too.
