Quoted from here:
Q7) How will my investment in Unit Trusts be recognised?
Lump Sum Investments will be recognised once for each adhoc contribution you make to an investment
fund.
Regular Savings Plans and POSB Invest Saver will be recognised for the first 12 consecutive months when
you make contributions to an investment fund.
I don't know about buying a fund just for the sake of that 0.15% p.a interest...
I don't know about buying a fund just for the sake of that 0.15% p.a interest...
Hmm... Looks like I may have to switch from ES3 to A35 for 7 months, then switch back to G3B for another 12 months.
Has anyone came up with any better strategies to work around this?
For me it was totally accidental. I bought 2x $25k of ES3 using CPF OA in two consecutive months. I was very surprised when I jumped from 2.2% to 3.5% for those 2 months, especially since the FAQ says that it does not apply to CPF.
Yeah, it's pretty good. I've been getting 2.2% monthly for the past few months for the 50k deposits. Salary + Credit Card bills + Invest Saver RSP. A couple of months of 3.5% also when I bought some shares through DBS Vickers. Wasn't expecting that but it was nice.
Hmm... Looks like I may have to switch from ES3 to A35 for 7 months, then switch back to G3B for another 12 months.
Has anyone came up with any better strategies to work around this?
For me it was totally accidental. I bought 2x $25k of ES3 using CPF OA in two consecutive months. I was very surprised when I jumped from 2.2% to 3.5% for those 2 months, especially since the FAQ says that it does not apply to CPF.
Buy SSB every month for six months. Then every month will have a little coupon payment coming in. Will last for ten years, even though dbs may stop this account before that.
Am I missing some interaction with the multiplier and SSB? I was under the impression that SSB doesn't contribute in any way to the multiplier.
Am I missing some interaction with the multiplier and SSB? I was under the impression that SSB doesn't contribute in any way to the multiplier.
I too am looking for ways of receiving the 'investment category' bonus in the DBS Multiplier account. I would like to sign up for a RSP through DBS, but keep my monthly investment to a minimum.
If I understand it correctly, the POSB Invest-saver has 2 options which start with a S$100 monthly commitment, the Nikko AM STI ETF and the ABF Singapore Bond Index Fund.
Are there any other unit trust RSPs or programmes by which I can invest just S$100 a month and no more?
So if me and my partner open our own individual multiplier account,
does owning only one credit card help to fulfil a category? Or must each of us own a credit card?
each of you spend on your own principal credit card
So we can share:
- salary interest if we both credit our salaries to a joint dbs account
- home loan interest as Long as both of us are the principal home loan owners.
How come I only received $1.40 interest for month of May despite having $34k in the account. For May, I have transaction of $4.2k in the salary crediting and credit spending?
That is just your 0.05% interest. It'll take 7 days for the multiplier bonus interest to be credited in.
Taken from here:
Higher interest rates are applicable to the S$ balance in your DBS Multiplier Account, up to the first S$50,000. Any amount over and above this will be accorded the prevailing interest rate for that month. Higher interest will be credited in 2 parts:
base interest at our prevailing interest rate, calculated on daily balances will be credited at month end, and
preferential interest at the preferential interest rate (which is the higher interest rate less the prevailing interest rate) based on the sum of your eligible transactions with us, calculated on daily balances, by the 7th working day of the following month.
They counted it so just take it and keep quiet... Ask more and they'll close it soon.i bought on the 15th, sold on the 17th using "Cash Upfront Account" and saw it reflected in my Bank and Earn on 20th (Sunday)
however when i ask the CSO (asked 3 different CSO) is contra trade considered an eligible investment, all of them said "No"..
if no, then how come it still reflected under my Bank and Earn Summary page
I only know of $20 cashback for credit card application by existing users and $20 NTUC voucher by end May if you do not call in to use the Hotline service
Buy SSB every month for six months. Then every month will have a little coupon payment coming in. Will last for ten years, even though dbs may stop this account before that.