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revhappy

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so I guess my strategy moving ahead is to use this as my everyday banking account, FAST here and there to other bank accounts... even if not immediate, I can rely on the other accounts for urgent funds if necessary.

Me too, same strategy. DBS multiplier is my main account for all incoming and outgoing. But I am going to keep zero balance in it and keep all my money in SingLife and transfer in/out only when needed.

Going to cancel dbs card also. I used keep it for only that single transaction to satisfy the Muliplier credit card condition. Now not necessary anymore.
 

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wonder why singlife and myrepublic doesn't play nice with each other

Lol, My Republic is a paid service and so bad? I am using circles flexi free sim and my main and only sim. All bank OTPs to this sim and never ever faced any issues.
 

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Lol, My Republic is a paid service and so bad? I am using circles flexi free sim and my main and only sim. All bank OTPs to this sim and never ever faced any issues.

i'm using circles $5 plan, i think its using m1 network, some basement carpark not good reception, cannot do safe entry or have to wait long long for page to load..... :eek:
 

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i'm using circles $5 plan, i think its using m1 network, some basement carpark not good reception, cannot do safe entry or have to wait long long for page to load..... :eek:

I see. I think M1 is better than Starhub network. My republic is starhub.
 

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Me too, same strategy. DBS multiplier is my main account for all incoming and outgoing. But I am going to keep zero balance in it and keep all my money in SingLife and transfer in/out only when needed.

Going to cancel dbs card also. I used keep it for only that single transaction to satisfy the Muliplier credit card condition. Now not necessary anymore.

Isn't there a fall below fee for DBS Multiplier account?
 

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Isn't there a fall below fee for DBS Multiplier account?

Only if you keep some balance on the last day of the money, will they deduct a fall below fee. If your account balance is zero, no fall below fee.
 

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Got such thing??
Check DBS vickers FAQ: https://www.dbs.com.sg/vickers/en/resources/mca-faq/account-opening

Do I need to maintain a minimum balance in my MCA?
The fall-below fee will be waived only for the MCA that you have selected to link to your DBS Vickers online trading account.
 

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https://www.dbs.com.sg/personal/deposits/savings-accounts/dbs-multi-currency-autosave

Is the DBS Multiplier or My Account a Multi-Currency Account?

Yes. The DBS Multiplier and My Account are Multi-Currency Accounts. They can be linked to a DBS Visa Debit Card or a DBS Vickers Online Account to enable you to transact directly in foreign currency at no conversion fees for your shopping and equity investment needs respectively.
 

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that might be why

The official reply from Singlife via whatsapp today:

"Due to the over whelming response your application is currently pending for internal clearance . Please allow us 3-5 working days for your application to be cleared and you will be notified via email once your account is approved .

Thank You for your kind understanding and patience."
 
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