If you have money >20k, UOB E-Account > GIA
UOB E-Account:
>20k - 3.0%
>50k - 3.5%
GIA
2.5% - but can put low amount like 5k
Maybank eGIA-i 3.45% p.a., Rojak of SA + FD + MMF
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QUOTE(fairylord @ Feb 24 2019, 10:03 AM) With interest still counted? daily interest counted, even on early withdrawal |
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Well, it depends whether how much money you have to put into it. If u have a few k, then its not worth the trouble.
For me, which I hit above 50k mark, I am getting 3.5% on a SAVINGS accounts. That alone outweights the few extra dollars on potential fees. 3rd party transfer and GIRO is FREE. That what matters to me the most. I dont need to use ATM withdrawal at all, I can do it with my other banks. Plan smart. |
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