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HISA and CASA has been trending since late 2022 high interest environment
If you’re not into investing, just want cash for liquidity
Promos change with time, check the relevant T&Cs.

1. Standard Chartered Bonus$aver
2. UOB One account
3. Citi Plus with Interest Booster account
4. HSBC Everyday Global account
5. OCBC 360

#Sponsoredby #Webull

[khantthulinn]

I don't understand your explanation of Rising Dragon Savings Promotion. Can you please elaborate further?

In their statement, they mentioned like this "one-time cash credit".

> you shall be eligible to receive a one-time cash credit (the “Cash Credit”) in the amount as set out below:

How does it converted to 1.67% p.a? If I put I will only get 558$ at the end of earmark period right? Or?

[weiweitan]

Can SC Bill Payment be used for paying Prudential insurance?

[purpletulip]

I like to use your link to apply for the webull and hsbc account

[candyyam]

Huat ah! So does it makes people wanna just to max all their funds to these 5 high interest saving account?
Think with only 1 salary credit can still do 4:

1. UOB One account <- max use of their uob one + lady's credit card
2. Citi plus <- only 20k
3. HSBC Everyday Global account <<-mainly to pay giro bills
4. OCBC 360 or standard chartered <<- credit salary

[danieltan]

UOB rising dragon is unattractive. Just put $100k into fixed deposit, you will get around 3% p.a compare to 1.67%