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No. I think you should do 1 transaction atleast once in 2 years to keep the account.
Thanks. Meaning if I don't do any transaction (with 0 balance) for 2 years then it won't keep my account, which is auto close lah?
 

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CIMB FastSaver or StarSaver better?

You can apply for both. Anyways, no minimum balance. Starsaver has slightly lower interest rate, but it comes with a debit card which can be used for overseas atm cash withdrawal without fees.

Starsaver gives 0.8% interest on any amount of balance. Fast saver give 1% upto 50k, above 50k only 0.6%.
 

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CIMB FastSaver now offer 1.5% PA from $50k to $75k

First S$50,000 = 1% pa
S$50,000 to S$75,000 = 1.5% pa

Source:
https://www.cimbbank.com.sg/en/pers.../savings-accounts/cimb-fastsaver-account.html

pity it's not good enough to fight against maybank and SC (isavvy and esaver), although it doesn't require customers to move funds every 2 months or so.

so it's good for those who're lazy to catch the latest rates and prefer to just park in one place.

effective interest for 75k is 1.167%...
 

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pity it's not good enough to fight against maybank and SC (isavvy and esaver), although it doesn't require customers to move funds every 2 months or so.

so it's good for those who're lazy to catch the latest rates and prefer to just park in one place.

effective interest for 75k is 1.167%...

Yes, that's pretty nice. Hope this is permanent.
 

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CIMB FAST maximum daily limit is 50k, any way to increase the limit?
 

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CIMB FAST maximum daily limit is 50k, any way to increase the limit?

One way to "self-increase" the limit is to do several post-dated transfers in advance over a few days.

Example: if your intention is to transfer $150k from CIMB to SCB on 30th May:

(1) On 28th, do a post-dated $50k FT request for 30th.
(2) On 29th, do a post-dated $50k FT request for 30th.
(3) do the last $50k FT on actual day, 30th.
 

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One way to "self-increase" the limit is to do several post-dated transfers in advance over a few days.

Example: if your intention is to transfer $150k from CIMB to SCB on 30th May:

(1) On 28th, do a post-dated $50k FT request for 30th.
(2) On 29th, do a post-dated $50k FT request for 30th.
(3) do the last $50k FT on actual day, 30th.
Tks for sharing this tip. :)
Using this method, I still can get CIMB interest for 28th & 29th while all funds will be in SCB by the 1st. :D
 
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One way to "self-increase" the limit is to do several post-dated transfers in advance over a few days.

Example: if your intention is to transfer $150k from CIMB to SCB on 30th May:

(1) On 28th, do a post-dated $50k FT request for 30th.
(2) On 29th, do a post-dated $50k FT request for 30th.
(3) do the last $50k FT on actual day, 30th.

Clever. Learn something new. So the daily limit is based on request date, not transfer date.
 

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if i read it correctly, let say i have $80,000 in Fast Saver..

First $50,000 will earn 1% and my remaining $30,000 will earn 1.5% right?

Not my whole $80,000 will earn 1.5%
 

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