carmelmore
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If this is my first time opening SCB esaver account, is funds transferred from SCB bonusaver account considered as fresh funds?
Why risk it? Just transfer it out and back in to esaver.If this is my first time opening SCB esaver account, is funds transferred from SCB bonusaver account considered as fresh funds?
actually even if one transfer from BonusSaver to another bank and then back to eSaver as "fresh funds" is also questionable. As in Jul 2022/part of Aug 2022, on record, he has $X in bonus saver. And suddenly the $X amount appear in eSaver and almost $0 (or min balance) at Bonus SaverWhy risk it? Just transfer it out and back in to esaver.
so did u managed to reactivate your accounts?past few days been trying to transfer to my esaver then realised my account become dormant liao
does anyone noe if this still works?eh the 1.5% esaver. so can move from esaver 1 to esaver account 2? still qualify as per last time?
oh better to visit the branchso did u managed to reactivate your accounts?
tried calling listen music 2hrs still nobody answer. their CSO is crap zzzz
Yes. Route to another bank inbetween. 2 if you’re kiasu.does anyone noe if this still works?
Yes. Route to another bank inbetween. 2 if you’re kiasu.
I asked a CSR online. Said esaver to esaver can't work
dont sabo la..it a hidden secret , now still can work why u go ask later they go fixI asked a CSR online. Said esaver to esaver can't work
Real experience: a few years back, a new RM told me why not invest with other products than to put it in the eSaver. I told her that I was earning my promo interest and she replied me that it couldn’t work if it was from one acct to another. Guess what? From then till now, it works every promo period.dont sabo la..it a hidden secret , now still can work why u go ask later they go fix
based on T &C of cos it shldnt work, that is the model ans the CSR or RM should always give even if he knows it works.
well at the end of day even if it still works, guess it is still a risk one has to take, since you wont know whether it counts till the end of the month when the interest comes in. Also they have a right to claw back the interest.Real experience: a few years back, a new RM told me why not invest with other products than to put it in the eSaver. I told her that I was earning my promo interest and she replied me that it couldn’t work if it was from one acct to another. Guess what? From then till now, it works every promo period.
u wish, they will take whichever is the higher for the period. e.g now 1.8% till march 2023, but if in oct it increase to 2%+ then you will get 2%+ instead of 1.8%also, another question is... does this promo stack with the current Aug-Sep promo of 1.45% (or 1.5%)? so we enjoy double promo (0.05% + 1.75% + 1.45%)??? i know i'm a bit greedy but... well, anything is possible right lol
you can dream that it is stacked .... 0,05 + 1.75 + 1.45hey, to those who received the 1.8% until March 2023 promotion... is it as simple as just dumping in $100k on 31 August over 31 July end-of-day balance and we'll qualify throughout?
no holding period?
so on 1 September I can take out the $100k and subsequently I'll still enjoy the 1.8% on the account balance, right?
also, another question is... does this promo stack with the current Aug-Sep promo of 1.45% (or 1.5%)? so we enjoy double promo (0.05% + 1.75% + 1.45%)??? i know i'm a bit greedy but... well, anything is possible right lol.
U received the invitation email for 1.8%? Have u check with them yet?Thought I would get 1.8% but got only 1.45%, it seems that withdrawing from e-saver 2 months ago & redepositing doesn't count as fresh funds ?
Are u under the 1.5 or 1.8% promo?$823 pocket money just in
U received the invitation email for 1.8%? Have u check with them yet?
For me, firstly, didn't expect the bonus interest to be in so soon. That's a surprise, good job, SCB.
Secondly, I faced the same issue as u, the amount is not right. Not sure is it they did the generic 1.5% for everyone first, then the 0.3% at a later date.