Should I upgrade my UOB account to one that has wealth banking account?

Hello community, I’m holding onto some cash and investment portfolio that has a value of above $100k. Are there any pros in doing so?

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Junus Eu

08 Oct 2019

Unknowingly, I am under SC Priority Banking (had no idea). As part of birthday treats, they do offer things like a complimentary spa treatment at Lifespa - which is not bad!

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Gabriel Tham

08 Oct 2019

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You might get better fixed deposit rates, mortgage rates and access to the lounge for free drink and newspapers.

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How do I interpret bank interest? I always have trouble understanding it. Take Singlife and UOB One Account as an example, can anyone advise?