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Been following for a number of weeks. Thought u have something constructive to contribute. but turns out u r just being kpo :s13:

Tell you what, because of you I will not be helpful in the forum anymore. :(:(

Been following for a number of months, it is the likes of tiertime who "evolved" trazola to a "godzilla"
 
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tiertime seems to be just a troll, his comment(s) was designed just to irk Trazora.

hope Trazora is not easily baited, most forumers appreciate his guidance and comments :)
 
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can i just check for the bonus interest is paid for the first $60,000 so any amount after that lets say if you have $65,000 then the $5000 will earn the base interest of 0.4%. is that correct?
 

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Tell you what, because of you I will not be helpful in the forum anymore. :(:(

ok i apologize for hurting ur feelings in any way... i was being insensitive.. shall remember to "not say anything negative of dun hv somehting nice to say" :o
 

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anyone can please help with noob question?

does 3 payments for bills via axs count towards the payment bonus interest of 0.6%?

i paid 3 bills last month via AXS but realised i also made 3 small bill payments via smartsaver account so can't tell if I overdid the transactions.

although the bill payments via smartsaver are small amounts, i would prefer to save the hassle if the above already qualified.
 

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The bill payment requirement refer to the bill payment facility from BOC online banking. So AXS bill payment won't be considered towards that requirement

anyone can please help with noob question?

does 3 payments for bills via axs count towards the payment bonus interest of 0.6%?

i paid 3 bills last month via AXS but realised i also made 3 small bill payments via smartsaver account so can't tell if I overdid the transactions.

although the bill payments via smartsaver are small amounts, i would prefer to save the hassle if the above already qualified.
 

cybercom8

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The bill payment requirement refer to the bill payment facility from BOC online banking. So AXS bill payment won't be considered towards that requirement

thanks for your reply.

looks like i have to continue paying the 3 bills via BOC IB then :(
 

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How do you do that? Seems like the BOC internet banking platform only allows for one-time scheduled bill payment, or do u mean setting multiple one-time scheduled?

Yea, I meant setting scheduled payment for each month one by one. Sorry for the confusion.
 

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when will our interests be in? And, from where can we see that we've made 3 bill payments like the statuses shown on OCBC 360?
 

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when will our interests be in? And, from where can we see that we've made 3 bill payments like the statuses shown on OCBC 360?

aug the interests were in a little earlier than usual

probably from the savings account's transactions where the money is deducted?
 

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Bill Payment enquiry or similar in the ib where you see all bill transaction.
 
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