Indeed, but the above does not include the bonus interest, which can add up to another 0.6%).
With max counters, the effective rate for 2020-04 would be 1.055%
Max counter 12 Months at 1.055% is no good, for CIMB Fastsaver and Hong Leong iSavings can get much more for 100K-200K even with much more flexible and you can withdraw.
True, but there a limit to the 1.4% but still better than nothing
can close by sending secure message through ibFor closure of this account, do I need to be physically present at the branch? If I close this month, lost of interest - correct? Or leave $15 until next month, the bonus interest come in, and then close the account? Thanks.
can close by sending secure message through ib
It seem that MaxiGain account does not support FAST, only MaxiSave?
It seem that MaxiGain account does not support FAST, only MaxiSave?
It becomes Non-Instant Fund Transfer which will be available to the receiving account in 3 working days later.some1 mentioned before if u FAST more than 50k at once it will be considered as other form of transfer
I moving from Citi to TIQ a locking a 6year with 2.68%
Same here. With them since its inception, a shame that they are losing depositors. If not beefing up the interest rate, may have to look elsewhere. Simply want a saving with high rate. Why so difficult? Headache.
Sad because Maxigain used to be one of the best, left them since end of last year when they nerfed Maxigain, because there are many saving accounts with higher interest rate, less requirements and can withdraw like CIMB Fastsaver, HL iSavings, Maybank iSavvy Merry-Go-Round etc..
Looks like Citi is slowly moving out of SG market, they already closed several branches all over the island like the MacDonald house branch, I think they don't want our deposits anymore..