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ST poached her from DBS for their finance section, often her write-ups mentions DBS and no name mentions of other banksWhat about her?
ST poached her from DBS for their finance section, often her write-ups mentions DBS and no name mentions of other banksWhat about her?
oh wah. what a poachST poached her from DBS for their finance section, often her write-ups mentions DBS and no name mentions of other banks
Look at the T&Cs mcc code exclusion.is top up grab pay eligible for credit card spend criteria ?
It's the other way round. DBS poach her from ST. She is now with DBS. I attended a talk a few months back.ST poached her from DBS for their finance section, often her write-ups mentions DBS and no name mentions of other banks
https://www.ocbc.com/personal-banking/deposits/360-savings-accountFor OCBC 360 Card Spending category, is OCBC Cashflo card valid for $500 spending?
Had read this earlier.https://www.ocbc.com/personal-banking/deposits/360-savings-account
Thought website quite explicit what’s counted
hmmm??Had read this earlier.
Trying poll the audience here.
I guess they are trying to associate the 36x card with 36x accountdo not know why they become more restrictive (limited to 365 card) but yet the revised interest is not as good as other banks.
Used to be competition but not for now. took out everything left 3k minimum and changed my salary crediting bank.
yes, quite apparent., so rubbish to want to connect 365 card with 360 account. quite the marketing fail when the number not even the same.I guess they are trying to associate the 36x card with 36x account
In the first place quite ??? Why they are calling one 360 and the other 365yes, quite apparent., so rubbish to want to connect 365 card with 360 account. quite the marketing fail when the number not even the same.
even so, in the ultimate goal to lock in clients, does someone who spend on their other cards mean less than those spending on 365 cards? i have been holding their frank card for my previous spending, I think its just to improve sign up for their 365 card. Since there are easier alternative for me, personally i am switching.
It will be either the OCBC 360 Account and/or OCBC Statement Savings Account.Just to tag to this thread. OCBC NTUC Plus savings account with no minimum balance will be phased out soon. Anyone know which OCBC account they will switch us over? I have checked OCBC 360 minimum is 3k a lot! The lowest is the monthly savings account at $500 so do we get to choose? Not interested in their interest but just want their ATM feature and also to apply IPO and SSB, T-bill etc govt securities instead of being held ransom by DBS/POSB.
UOB Uniplus account is also minimum balance $500 is fallback in case they force us all switch to OCBC 360
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For NTUC-OCBC Starter Account and/or Plus! Savings Account, your account will be switched to an OCBC account automatically from 1 Oct 2022. As there is no change to your banking account number, your existing GIRO arrangements remains unchanged.
Hi can I check you work in OCBC ? Both accounts have too high minimum balance. There is a monthly savings account which only need 500. Are we allowed to ask OCBC to switch to this account instead? If not can we close the account via online or mobile app or need make a trip to the branch?It will be either the OCBC 360 Account and/or OCBC Statement Savings Account.
OCBC will waive the fall-below fee (S$2 per month if the account average daily balance falls below – depending on the account – S$1,000 or S$3,000) for a year from the month of your account conversion. The month of your account conversion is the month you receive your new OCBC debit card.
Ooh you downloaded the faq pdf I see. Cannot choose which account to convert I see. I will write in to close the account. UOB Uniplus here I comeIt will be either the OCBC 360 Account and/or OCBC Statement Savings Account.
OCBC will waive the fall-below fee (S$2 per month if the account average daily balance falls below – depending on the account – S$1,000 or S$3,000) for a year from the month of your account conversion. The month of your account conversion is the month you receive your new OCBC debit card.