Interest rate

payne SG

UOB Flexideposit is a statement base saving account with ATM card somemore. It just offers higher interest rate than normal passbook saving account. Very Happy

You can check it out here.... http://www.uobgroup.com/pages/personal/deposits/savings/flexideposit.html

FireIce SG

UOB flexi have to maintain 3K and above in the account or there will be $2 charge

the interest is oni significant if you have alotta money inside....

newmanmback SG

the bottomline is how much u wanna put in bank? if u only like got a few tausend please tink wanna earn quick bucks there are many ways to do it and many forms of investment to undertake

need mine professional advice? name me the amount u wanna invest first..then we tok Mr. Green

^tamago^ SG

if u’re really setting money aside, just put in fixed deposit lah….

sohguanh SG

So far the Standard Charted ESaver account offer the best interest rate and they give you the interest monthly. The downside is there is no ATM no cheque book except all is done via Internet banking. Going to counter to take money out will incur $5 admin charge. To transfer money out, apply the internet bank transfer. That way is the only way no fees will be charged.

So for those who like to use internet banking, ESaver account is the best. I use it like a Fixed Deposit kinda account Mr. Green

pqr SG

esaver only 1.88% right?

But maybank is 2.38% leh

kalangkabo SG

read the fine print Exclamation

*Rate is applicable to account balance(s) of S$5,000 and above for new and existing iSAVvy Savings Account(s) until further notice. Interest payable on account balance(s) of S$4,999 and below shall be based on the lowest tier of the prevailing Savings Account interest rate. Rates are subject to change. Terms and conditions apply.
** Eligibility for interest-on-interest is based on maintaining an average monthly balance of S$5,000 over a 6-month period, starting from the second month of account opening.

Evil or Very Mad
make me happy for a while...

Li Ka Shing SG

Hello,

Firstly, I am a CSA (Certified Savings Advisor).

Due to the low interest rate in Singapore banks, any difference would be marginal. It is more advisable that you make your comparison based on non-interest-rate components of the service, such as customer service, gifts and perks, value-add services, etc.

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