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kimsix

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the tax giro max is $600 over 12 months and you need at least $10k tax.

$10k tax is about $150K annual income :s14:
 

Claylite

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why do you need at least $10k tax? For what purpose?
There is a cap of $50 a month with 150k ADB. To get $50 at 6% rebate, this means you paid at least 833.33 each month which is 10k for 12 months. I think kimsix is referring to this.
 

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There is a cap of $50 a month with 150k ADB. To get $50 at 6% rebate, this means you paid at least 833.33 each month which is 10k for 12 months. I think kimsix is referring to this.
I see .... thanks. I thought @kimsix meant that one need at least $833.33/mth tax payable to qualify for the monthly $50 rebate.
 

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I also didn't get the full interest bcos uob canned the Fast transfer SAL. Maybe they are slowly clamping down.
How come you didn't get?
I did.
Did you charge at least $500 on your card by a few days before end of month?
Anyone else here didn't get?
 

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I also didn't get the full interest bcos uob canned the Fast transfer SAL. Maybe they are slowly clamping down.
If they are going to stop salary through FAST when they have been doing so for so long, they should have to make an announcement that there is a change of terms.
It would be dishonest to just stop accepting FAST transfers that satisfied the requirement. Cos they would be depriving the account holders of the opportunity to decide whether to leave the money with the account
 
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