You meant higher than the normal bank like POSB Savings 0.05% p.a?
It's just because the normal bank is not normal anymore ....
Saw the 2019 interest credited on 31 Dec in my POSB.... really misearable.
You meant higher than the normal bank like POSB Savings 0.05% p.a?
It's just because the normal bank is not normal anymore ....
mine one year a few dollarsSaw the 2019 interest credited on 31 Dec in my POSB.... really misearable.
May I know what is the posting date for the $15 fee ?
2 Jan and managed to get it waived via live chat
i gave up maxigain last month, because of the big drop in interest rates and slight drop of sibor rate. Furthermore I'm at counter 6 last month only. What I don't like is you cannot withdraw more than interest rates at maxigain, so went to isavvy/isavvy-i route where you can withdraw without dropping of counters and interest rates, just need to play musical chair every couple of months.
The more complex musical chair hscb ega, so people can opt for isavvy/isavvy-i or esaver but esaver needs $1000 minimum as float and is tiered while isavvy/isavvy-i only needs $500 minimum as float and is not tiered like scb esaver.
was it easy to open the isavvy-i account? understand that can only open at branch.
Asking for a friend....
Anyone tried opening both isavvy and isavvy-i at the same time at branch ?
Do they allow ?
I don't think they allow but why do you want to open both together? you are wasting an account with $500 untouched. if you interested you can open isavvy online for jan and feb, then open an isavvy-i at maybank branch on 1st march then you will not waste the $500 interest rates at isavvy-i. Correct me if I'm wrong?
I don't think they allow but why do you want to open both together? you are wasting an account with $500 untouched. if you interested you can open isavvy online for jan and feb, then open an isavvy-i at maybank branch on 1st march then you will not waste the $500 interest rates at isavvy-i. Correct me if I'm wrong?
some will still use it as a saving account. since interest still better than normal bank.
This thread has gone way off topic... suggest we stick to Citibank related topics here?
For me I hope Citibank will start something like MaxiGain again once the rates trend upwards
They can just up the rates for maxigain instead of new ones.
I kinda suspect we're entering the next wave/cycle of interest decline, not sure if fed is cutting more rates this year but, economy doesn't look so good. also, plenty of liquid cash in the market. they pushing hard to get us to spend, spend and spend I think
so perhaps have to wait a few years before they start this kind of step-up counter thing again.