SCB bank charges from 1Aug

askh52

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While trying to clear my bills today, I notice something very important to SCB bank account.
https://www.sc.com/sg/feechanges/

From 1 August 2015, our Pricing Guide will be amended to add new fall-below fees for the following Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts:
e$aver account: SGD0 -> SGD5

In the first place the minimum balance for eSaver is $0, I also do not remember this account offer OD, how to hit the criteria?:s11:

Furthermore this is the highlight:
"From 1 August 2015, a monthly service charge will be imposed on the following Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts:"
XtraSaver (SGD) SGD0 -> SGD2 :eek:
Supersave account:s11::s11: SGD0 -> SGD5
Hai... think time to think of jump ship... the debit card so far offer still not bad, but with $2 monthly impose....
 

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Lol is SCB trolling? Min balance for esaver is $0, how to charge a fall-below fee?
 

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For people using the SCB trading platform, like me, the eSaver account is like a "springboard" to the securities settlement accounts.
 

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For people using the SCB trading platform, like me, the eSaver account is like a "springboard" to the securities settlement accounts.
yup. though i use the SCB Bonussaver account.
 

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e$aver Account
Min. initial deposit S$0
Min. average daily balance S$0
Fall-below fee S$0
Early account closure fee (within first 6 months) S$0
Counter withdrawal fee S$5

How to charge unless the account is negative balance?
 

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I think the min balance isn't announced yet but not sure.
 

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While trying to clear my bills today, I notice something very important to SCB bank account.
https://www.sc.com/sg/feechanges/

From 1 August 2015, our Pricing Guide will be amended to add new fall-below fees for the following Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts:
e$aver account: SGD0 -> SGD5

In the first place the minimum balance for eSaver is $0, I also do not remember this account offer OD, how to hit the criteria?:s11:

Furthermore this is the highlight:
"From 1 August 2015, a monthly service charge will be imposed on the following Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts:"
XtraSaver (SGD) SGD0 -> SGD2 :eek:
Supersave account:s11::s11: SGD0 -> SGD5
Hai... think time to think of jump ship... the debit card so far offer still not bad, but with $2 monthly impose....

as long u got min bal u wont be charge right? lol i just open recently nia lo.. :s22:
 

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Lol is SCB trolling? Min balance for esaver is $0, how to charge a fall-below fee?

i kena below $0 before lor, they posted bonus interest on 30th May instead of 31st May and i did some withdrawals on 31st May, subsequently withdraw all funds on 1st June and was charged a recover of interest on 2nd June (due to my withdrawal on 31st May).

$0 - (recover of interest) = negative
 

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So the pricing guide is not updated yet? And the $5 cash withdrawal over counter is always there under esaver?
 

Asphodeli

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So the pricing guide is not updated yet? And the $5 cash withdrawal over counter is always there under esaver?

$5 OTC cash withdrawal fee was always there since it was introduced...
 
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