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Hi I'm interested in getting citigold, SCB of HSBC - can split referral fees with someone if you PM me

SCB - the brokerage fees are the lowest right? but the sign on bonus isn't great - only krisflyer miles

For those on Citigold - any reviews? they seem to offer a lot of sign on

HSBC - any reviews? Sign on is $400 which is not bad, but roadshow sign up gets you taka vouchers and none are scheduled
 

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I can't pm cos I don't have enough posts - so pls get in touch with referrals for HSBC, Standchart and Citigold pls thanks
 

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Hi I'm interested in getting citigold, SCB of HSBC - can split referral fees with someone if you PM me

SCB - the brokerage fees are the lowest right? but the sign on bonus isn't great - only krisflyer miles

For those on Citigold - any reviews? they seem to offer a lot of sign on

HSBC - any reviews? Sign on is $400 which is not bad, but roadshow sign up gets you taka vouchers and none are scheduled

SCB - 100k miles for 300k deposit seems to be the sweet spot

CitiGold - pairing it with MaxiGain makes most sense, but then need to keep for a longer time ... see the separate MaxiGain thread

HSBC - offers very good value with roadshow gifts, welcome + referral rewards ... see the separate HSBC StepUp thread

If I were totally new to bank client, I would sign up HSBC first, then SCB, then CitiGold.
 

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SCB - 100k miles for 300k deposit seems to be the sweet spot

CitiGold - pairing it with MaxiGain makes most sense, but then need to keep for a longer time ... see the separate MaxiGain thread

HSBC - offers very good value with roadshow gifts, welcome + referral rewards ... see the separate HSBC StepUp thread

If I were totally new to bank client, I would sign up HSBC first, then SCB, then CitiGold.

Thanks much for this, highly appreciated!!
 

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100k kfm is only worth 2k sgd max. 1 year yield not even 1%.

300k trade dlc, sgs bonds, t bills, or place into any large cap s reits also better
 

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100k kfm is only worth 2k sgd max. 1 year yield not even 1%.

300k trade dlc, sgs bonds, t bills, or place into any large cap s reits also better

minimum holding period is T + 3 months (not 12 months), so the yield should be higher ... ;)

anyways, my comments were referring to priority programs & perks, not meant to compare with alternative investments.
 

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Any idea on which priority banking program offers the best working-lounge experience? Will occasionally work from home and fancy a fairly quiet place around the east. Too many students at nearby Starbucks/McDonald's and don't work offsite enough to justify looking at Wework.
 

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Yeah like 1-2hrs max. Sorry, new to the whole priority banking game cos I've never kept enough moolah in the bank to qualify; my CDP account is more like my savings account..
 

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Any idea on which priority banking program offers the best working-lounge experience? Will occasionally work from home and fancy a fairly quiet place around the east. Too many students at nearby Starbucks/McDonald's and don't work offsite enough to justify looking at Wework.

OCBC parkway.
Same, never like place like Starbucks/McDonald's too. Too many students and worse, they makes lots of noise. Sometime do not know if they are doing school work or playing there.
 

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OCBC parkway.
Same, never like place like Starbucks/McDonald's too. Too many students and worse, they makes lots of noise. Sometime do not know if they are doing school work or playing there.

students these days dont work on projects outdoor.

all indoor at atas places.
 

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Guys, not sure if I should be unhappy about this. I am a uob privilege account holder for the HYA promotion, and this month, i received statements with “privilege reserve” logo, and a welcome folder from uob privilege reserve. It seems as that i have been auto enrolled into privilege reserve. I received a service call from uob last week, but could not talk much becoz there were outsiders in the car and i am on speaker - probably a call to tell me about the enrolment.

I could have ‘earned’ a sum from referral fees into privilege reserve, but now seems like the lobang gone already.

Does such auto enrolment happen frequently? It will be lame on me if i kick a fuss out of it to get myself out of privilege reserve, and then join back only few mths later (for the referral fees)
 

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Guys, not sure if I should be unhappy about this. I am a uob privilege account holder for the HYA promotion, and this month, i received statements with “privilege reserve” logo, and a welcome folder from uob privilege reserve. It seems as that i have been auto enrolled into privilege reserve. I received a service call from uob last week, but could not talk much becoz there were outsiders in the car and i am on speaker - probably a call to tell me about the enrolment.

I could have ‘earned’ a sum from referral fees into privilege reserve, but now seems like the lobang gone already.

Does such auto enrolment happen frequently? It will be lame on me if i kick a fuss out of it to get myself out of privilege reserve, and then join back only few mths later (for the referral fees)

I guess they feel this category of clients don’t really need referral gain. You can talk to them since they only enrol clients with $2mil networth
 

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Guys, not sure if I should be unhappy about this. I am a uob privilege account holder for the HYA promotion, and this month, i received statements with *********privilege reserve********* logo, and a welcome folder from uob privilege reserve. It seems as that i have been auto enrolled into privilege reserve. I received a service call from uob last week, but could not talk much becoz there were outsiders in the car and i am on speaker - probably a call to tell me about the enrolment.

I could have *********earned********* a sum from referral fees into privilege reserve, but now seems like the lobang gone already.

Does such auto enrolment happen frequently? It will be lame on me if i kick a fuss out of it to get myself out of privilege reserve, and then join back only few mths later (for the referral fees)

If you have someone who can refer you to privilege reserve and meet their 2m requirements, then worth asking them for the referral fee ex post.

But they do upgrade client from privilege to privilege reserve status only without the benefits even if you don't have 2m. If you will only get the benefit after you meet their 2m requirements.
 

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If you have someone who can refer you to privilege reserve and meet their 2m requirements, then worth asking them for the referral fee ex post.

But they do upgrade client from privilege to privilege reserve status only without the benefits even if you don't have 2m. If you will only get the benefit after you meet their 2m requirements.

I got more than $2M. So i should ask for the welcome benefits? But the benefit is a referral benefit, ie given to the person who brought in the client, not sure how this can work out when technically nobody referred me in
 

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Guys, not sure if I should be unhappy about this. I am a uob privilege account holder for the HYA promotion, and this month, i received statements with “privilege reserve” logo, and a welcome folder from uob privilege reserve. It seems as that i have been auto enrolled into privilege reserve. I received a service call from uob last week, but could not talk much becoz there were outsiders in the car and i am on speaker - probably a call to tell me about the enrolment.

I could have ‘earned’ a sum from referral fees into privilege reserve, but now seems like the lobang gone already.

Does such auto enrolment happen frequently? It will be lame on me if i kick a fuss out of it to get myself out of privilege reserve, and then join back only few mths later (for the referral fees)

Because someone in UOB earn the referral fee! Never like these call as unable to identify their true Identity.
 

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Hi I'm interested in getting citigold, SCB of HSBC - can split referral fees with someone if you PM me

SCB - the brokerage fees are the lowest right? but the sign on bonus isn't great - only krisflyer miles

For those on Citigold - any reviews? they seem to offer a lot of sign on

HSBC - any reviews? Sign on is $400 which is not bad, but roadshow sign up gets you taka vouchers and none are scheduled


Yeah, I'm waiting for an HSBC roadshows for the Taka vouchers. Or anyone up for a referral? We can split the referral moolah.


******thanks for the PMs, done**********
 
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Hi guys, just checking, for those of you who applied for DBS Treasures using stocks to meet the AUM requirements, how long did it take for the account to activate from the time of application, and how long did the stocks take to transfer in from CDP?
 
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