DBS changed its Mutiplier plan

iduncheckmail

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if i transfer my unit trusts (G3B) to CDP, and six months later i apply G3B for rsp again, will it be counted for investment category for multiplier?

Transfer unit trust to CDP ? u sure ? woah first time i hear this.
 

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actually u can redeem anytime and still continue with the RSP. so u can "lock-in" your no loss. or in this case a profit.

Sorry I think you answered this before but can’t seem to find it.

When is the earliest time to redeem the RSP per month? Redeem on a weekday or weekend/PH, does it matter? Is it after the deduction has been posted on your bank account transaction history? Cos we all know B&E updates very late.
 

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Sorry I think you answered this before but can’t seem to find it.

When is the earliest time to redeem the RSP per month? Redeem on a weekday or weekend/PH, does it matter? Is it after the deduction has been posted on your bank account transaction history? Cos we all know B&E updates very late.

The moment the units get credited
 

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wow thanks. surprised to see it credited on a Saturday. does DBS always credit on 7th of month regardless of weekend/PH?

“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.”

https://www.dbs.com.sg/personal/deposits/bank-earn/multiplier
 

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“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.”

https://www.dbs.com.sg/personal/deposits/bank-earn/multiplier

I know that. What I'm surprised is that they are therefore counting weekends as "working days", which is unusual.
 

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I guess is cause they say "BY".

do they always credit on 7th of month? i've only joined them for two months. so far both months are on 7th.

if they always credit on 7th (so far) it'll be easier for me to track.
 

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do they always credit on 7th of month? i've only joined them for two months. so far both months are on 7th.

if they always credit on 7th (so far) it'll be easier for me to track.

usually when you check on 8th of the month, the interest will show up
 
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