sellbuyboy
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entry only $5k right?
also. 3 years is ok for 3.65%?entry only $5k right?
SGS 2y now at 3.68% so yes seems reasonable. The longer you go the lower the rate now due to inverted yield curve.also. 3 years is ok for 3.65%?
not only that, can count as insurance item for multiplierSGS 2y now at 3.68% so yes seems reasonable. The longer you go the lower the rate now due to inverted yield curve.
12 months later buy another 5kDo note applied to multiplier for 12 months only.
Haha...may be Savvy 13 already but have to see the rate.12 months later buy another 5k
The plan is 36 months but DBS only count for 12 months on multiplier, why 12 months have to ask DBSwhy multiplier only 12 months? isnt this a 36 month thingy?
but that sum will still be "locked" and "pay" for 36 months right?The plan is 36 months but DBS only count for 12 months on multiplier, why 12 months have to ask DBS![]()
Sorry don't understand your question. Savvy is one off payment right? For example you buy a sum of 12k then every month you will see 1k Insurance payment under Multiplier calculation for 12 months, there is no more deduction since payment has been done when you subscribed.but that sum will still be "locked" and "pay" for 36 months right?
He's saying "it's a 36 months endowment why only recognized in multiplier for 12 months".Sorry don't understand your question. Savvy is one off payment right? For example you buy a sum of 12k then every month you will see 1k Insurance payment under Multiplier calculation for 12 months, there is no more deduction since payment has been done when you subscribed.
That I already answered that I don't know, its set by DBS. Its the 2nd question I am not sure what's asking.He's saying "it's a 36 months endowment why only recognized in multiplier for 12 months".
How long DBS recognize the contribution to the product and the mechanism of the product itself is not related.but that sum will still be "locked" and "pay" for 36 months right?
3.65% guaranteed for 3y vs 3.7% for tbills seems reasonable.Savvy 12 is closing soon. Given the lowing of FD and tbill rates, I think this one is relatively OK.
I bought the 2-year Savvy Endowment 13 in Dec last year. My application was approved instantly and I received the policy via email. Start date was the date I submitted the application.Hi all,
For those who have bought the Savvy Endowment, how long does the Manulife takes to approve the policy?
I applied this morning and fund deducted immediately. The application screen just said that pending Manulife to review the policy...
And let's say if Manulife takes few days to review and start the policy, will the policy start date be today or the day where they complete the review process?
Thanks.