Standchart eSaver

V_for_Vanilla

Supremacy Member
Joined
Mar 28, 2006
Messages
7,630
Reaction score
2,701
I received two crediting of interests:

31/03/2023CR INTERESTSGDx.xx

31/03/2023BONUS INTEREST PAYMENT FOR THE PERIOD 2023-03-0SGDxxx.xx

however, both did not add up to 3.8% of the ADB for March, but 3.754%. I'm on the invited 3.8% which is based on full balance and not incremental balance. So I'm short of 0.046% (a few dollars).

I expect them to top up the difference by 20 April... based on previous months' trend. "Exclusive Bonus Interest Promo Interest for MAR23 (08 of 11)"

In fact I wasn't expecting the bulk of the bonus interest to be paid yesterday (31 March). Once again, it baffles me how they split the bonus interest into two parts.
Yes my thoughts too. There should be an 'Exclusive bonus interest' mid month.
 

havetheveryfun

High Supremacy Member
Joined
Jul 16, 2010
Messages
29,296
Reaction score
5,520
if i am already existing priority cannot get the 4% promo right ?

not sure why when i log in online banking i can still see the priorty label although i have moved all my funds and loans out years ago
they dont really "demote" you once you hit priority status even if you empty your account
 

sohguanh

Supremacy Member
Joined
Jul 10, 2010
Messages
9,436
Reaction score
3,194
In that case, I will keep my funds in iSavvy until 30 Apr. Transfer all to eSaver in 1-31 May. And then move it back to iSavvy in June if they have a good deal. (iSavvy ADB for May will be zero).
I think earlier reader better.
1. Apr iSavvy left 500 all go into eSaver
2. Apr,May all inside eSaver which compared to Mar ok for me
3. May if iSavvy announces new promo highly likely it is based on Apr ADB. At point 1 you only maintain 500 in Apr so you can continue

Above assume iSavvy promo starting in May is based on Apr ADB.
 

Froggyman

Senior Member
Joined
Apr 24, 2008
Messages
912
Reaction score
112
Ok, isavvy still better no priority also 4%pa
Did I miss out something? i see total of 3.8%.
saw it mentioned …..Illustration for iSAVvy Savings Account: 3.60% p.a bonus rate assuming Incremental Average Daily Balance of S$10,000 + 0.20% p.a. prevailing rate.
 

ckman3

Member
Joined
Mar 17, 2001
Messages
393
Reaction score
302
Did I miss out something? i see total of 3.8%.
saw it mentioned …..Illustration for iSAVvy Savings Account: 3.60% p.a bonus rate assuming Incremental Average Daily Balance of S$10,000 + 0.20% p.a. prevailing rate.
If not wrong, I think the prevailing rate is 0.4% if more than 200K in acct. So effective is 4% (3.6 + 0.4)
 

Devilsire

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 9, 2007
Messages
11,633
Reaction score
4,377
Ive just received this :s13:

uC9jew0.jpg




Sent from Poco F3 using EDMWER app!
im on the 4% invite, only receive the 0.05%
31/03/2023CR INTEREST

https://www.sc.com/sg/terms-and-conditions/esav-m23a/
2 . When can I expect the bonus interest to be credited to my account?

We will be crediting the bonus interest to your account latest by the 20th of the following month. For example, for the month of March 2023, bonus interest will be credited latest by 20 April 2023.
 

oceanicmanta

Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 14, 2013
Messages
9,665
Reaction score
1,382
im on the 4% invite, only receive the 0.05%
31/03/2023CR INTEREST

https://www.sc.com/sg/terms-and-conditions/esav-m23a/

anywhere in the TnC that says what is the "Reference Month" to compute the "Incremental Balance" for the Bonus Interest ?

asking bcos I was on the Aug2022 promo, offering 3.8% from Dec22 to Jun23

... however, CSO say my Mar ADB is compared to Jan ADB to compute the Bonus Interest.

The TnC back then never say anything about this and I thought it is 3.8% throughout the whole period.
 

Devilsire

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 9, 2007
Messages
11,633
Reaction score
4,377
anywhere in the TnC that says what is the "Reference Month" to compute the "Incremental Balance" for the Bonus Interest ?

asking bcos I was on the Aug2022 promo, offering 3.8% from Dec22 to Jun23

... however, CSO say my Mar ADB is compared to Jan ADB to compute the Bonus Interest.

The TnC back then never say anything about this and I thought it is 3.8% throughout the whole period.
This one as well as earlier invite dont have reference month, should applies for full sum and not incremental balance
 

oceanicmanta

Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 14, 2013
Messages
9,665
Reaction score
1,382
This one as well as earlier invite dont have reference month, should applies for full sum and not incremental balance

thanks ... that's what I thought !

but the CSO Jay keep quoting the currnt eSaver promo .. when I pressed for further clarification, the chat was ended abruptly !

all these exclusive invites & version etc etc really confusing to customers and their own staff
 

wira

Supremacy Member
Joined
May 6, 2000
Messages
5,760
Reaction score
767
I think earlier reader better.
1. Apr iSavvy left 500 all go into eSaver
2. Apr,May all inside eSaver which compared to Mar ok for me
3. May if iSavvy announces new promo highly likely it is based on Apr ADB. At point 1 you only maintain 500 in Apr so you can continue

Above assume iSavvy promo starting in May is based on Apr ADB.
why not use hsbc ega which gives higher 4.5% ? am i missing something ?
 

Mickey01

Senior Member
Joined
Mar 5, 2017
Messages
1,566
Reaction score
661
anywhere in the TnC that says what is the "Reference Month" to compute the "Incremental Balance" for the Bonus Interest ?

asking bcos I was on the Aug2022 promo, offering 3.8% from Dec22 to Jun23

... however, CSO say my Mar ADB is compared to Jan ADB to compute the Bonus Interest.

The TnC back then never say anything about this and I thought it is 3.8% throughout the whole period.
I'm also in the Aug 2022 to Jun 2023 invite. For end Feb 2023, I received only the 0.05% interest. The BI was credited on 16 Mar 2023 in one lump sum. For end Mar, I also received the base 0.05% only. I think the BI should come in by 20th Apr.
 

Devilsire

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 9, 2007
Messages
11,633
Reaction score
4,377
BI should be credited by 20th Apr. Were you on the invite also before this invite?
yup. its confusing because the bonus, exclusive bonus are credited differently for certain months, for different invites / public rate
For my examples,
31 Dec Bonus
19 Jan Exc Bonus
31 Jan Bonus
10 Feb Exc Bonus
16 Mar Exc Bonus

:s13: :s22:
 

vsvs24

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Feb 3, 2018
Messages
11,345
Reaction score
3,705
thanks ... that's what I thought !

but the CSO Jay keep quoting the currnt eSaver promo .. when I pressed for further clarification, the chat was ended abruptly !

all these exclusive invites & version etc etc really confusing to customers and their own staff
Sometimes we are clearer than bank staff.
 

oceanicmanta

Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 14, 2013
Messages
9,665
Reaction score
1,382
I'm also in the Aug 2022 to Jun 2023 invite. For end Feb 2023, I received only the 0.05% interest. The BI was credited on 16 Mar 2023 in one lump sum. For end Mar, I also received the base 0.05% only. I think the BI should come in by 20th Apr.

I had 6.4k ADB for Jan2023 and 82.3k ADB for Mar 2023 (not funded in Feb23)

on 31 Mar, I received $3.49 being the 0.05% Base interest on 82.3k

another $241.7, being 3.75% * 31/365 * (82k Mar ADB less 6k Jan ADB)

soomething does not seem correct ... or i dont understand how that "Exclusive Bonus invitation" works :confused:
 

vsvs24

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Feb 3, 2018
Messages
11,345
Reaction score
3,705
I had 6.4k ADB for Jan2023 and 82.3k ADB for Mar 2023 (not funded in Feb23)

on 31 Mar, I received $3.49 being the 0.05% Base interest on 82.3k

another $241.7, being 3.75% * 31/365 * (82k Mar ADB less 6k Jan ADB)

soomething does not seem correct ... or i dont understand how that "Exclusive Bonus invitation" works :confused:
Don't bother. Just wait till the exclusive interest is credited on 20th. Add all together and tie to your expected interest.
 
Important Forum Advisory Note
This forum is moderated by volunteer moderators who will react only to members' feedback on posts. Moderators are not employees or representatives of HWZ Forums. Forum members and moderators are responsible for their own posts. Please refer to our Community Guidelines and Standards and Terms and Conditions for more information.
Top