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Imhthc

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>500k adb?

>500kADB? 2.6% vs 2.2%?

I dun have funds in Aug, "surprised" nobody complain about their interest!
2.2% is relatively higher than many banks. No need salary crediting, able to withdraw anytime. Good enough for me.
 

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Hi! For those who had the BI credited under the Wealth promo, can you confirm how much "Investment" into Securities got it validated? Thanks
 

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Hi! For those who had the BI credited under the Wealth promo, can you confirm how much "Investment" into Securities got it validated? Thanks
As long as got holding on the last day of each month. No minimum amount to be BI created under the wealth promotion for esaver acct.
 

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Interesting.. I transfered some funds from OCBC today (Sunday 14 Sep) - there was a warning in the OCBC app that Value date is tomorrow even though transaction is made today.

I logged into my SCB eSaver account. The amount was transfered and the transaction date is 15 Sep. However, it specifically states that the value date is 14 Sep! (the exact opposite!) - I think this very rare.

If this is indeed the case, I will earn interest on 14 Sep in both my OCBC and SCB accounts. How strange?!!! I effectively double dipped!
 
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Interesting.. I transfered some funds from OCBC today (Sunday 14 Sep) - there was a warning in the OCBC app that Value date is tomorrow even though transaction is made today.

I logged into my SCB eSaver account. The amount was transfered and the transaction date is 15 Sep. However, it specifically states that the value date is 14 Sep! (the exact opposite!) - I think this very rare.

If this is indeed the case, I will earn interest on 14 Sep in both my OCBC and SCB accounts. How strange?!!! I effectively double dipped!
You need to comfirm if this is indeed the case by counting the interest you are expected to receive against what you actually receive before arriving at the above conclusion.
 

coconut1

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Interesting.. I transfered some funds from OCBC today (Sunday 14 Sep) - there was a warning in the OCBC app that Value date is tomorrow even though transaction is made today.

I logged into my SCB eSaver account. The amount was transfered and the transaction date is 15 Sep. However, it specifically states that the value date is 14 Sep! (the exact opposite!) - I think this very rare.

If this is indeed the case, I will earn interest on 14 Sep in both my OCBC and SCB accounts. How strange?!!! I effectively double dipped!

SCB doesn't value on Sundays even though it's not explicit. Count your interest and you'll know.
 

GrandJedi

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Did anyone noticed when you make transfers to eSaver, it does not show the comments you added from the sending bank?
 

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Ya same for me, the comment is only for those which were being sent out. Those in are IBFT and followed by the bank name without comment.
Actually did they recently updated the system? I din recall seeing the comments even for my outgoing fund last month. They just showed FAST or paynow
 

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The changes in display information for FAST X'fer to IBFT, Bank Name, etc with missing Purpose code started from 8 Sep 2025 onwards, after their system down for upgrade during 6-7 Sep weekend.
 
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