Standchart eSaver

luvpraline

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esaver may be 0.08% lower than gxs, but easier to handle fund transfers to different bank accounts, scheduled transfers, and don't need to remember to transfer into pocket 😂
 
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esaver may be 0.08% lower than gxs, but easier to handle fund transfers to different bank accounts, scheduled transfers, and don't need to remember to transfer into pocket 😂

You forgot that SC requires a min. balance, and then have to maintain for 6 months before you can terminate the account without penalty for new sign ups. GXS does not require all this. Pros and cons.
 

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You forgot that SC requires a min. balance, and then have to maintain for 6 months before you can terminate the account without penalty for new sign ups. GXS does not require all this. Pros and cons.
just keep the balance $0 to avoid fall-below fee
 

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very sad that FED increased rates 2 times recently but banks' rates dropped or maintain the same only.
 

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very sad that FED increased rates 2 times recently but banks' rates dropped or maintain the same only.
They all foresee it won't go up any more and trend down the interest rate...as long as all banks do the same we have lesser and lesser choice :(
 

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They all foresee it won't go up any more and trend down the interest rate...as long as all banks do the same we have lesser and lesser choice :(
they trend down would be start of next year, thats why if FD like 6-12 months lower rates can understand.. but like eSaver 2 months promo and 3-mth FD a while back was always higher rates but now also like same as the long term rates..

(i mean i had hoped short term rates like eSaver would be higher cos only 2 months)
 

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Local banks have too much cash, not many borrowers. This is not good for the economy as businesses are not spending more money.
 

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they trend down would be start of next year, thats why if FD like 6-12 months lower rates can understand.. but like eSaver 2 months promo and 3-mth FD a while back was always higher rates but now also like same as the long term rates..

(i mean i had hoped short term rates like eSaver would be higher cos only 2 months)
Banks take your money to apply Tbills.. Zero risk for them. Literally free money for the banks.
 

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they trend down would be start of next year, thats why if FD like 6-12 months lower rates can understand.. but like eSaver 2 months promo and 3-mth FD a while back was always higher rates but now also like same as the long term rates..

(i mean i had hoped short term rates like eSaver would be higher cos only 2 months)
negative, system is generally more flushed as SGD money supply has grown so banks don't have to pay up too much to attract funds. UOB did mention this at their earnings announcement.

Banks also do not like to lock in the FD for 6-12m if they cannot grow any loans, and if rates are gradually trending now.
 

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i have registered for the esaver last weekend and account is now opened. i just need to transfer fresh funds from other bank to esaver account and able to get the 3.4 interest starting from aug to sep 2023?
 
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