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How much you plan to park in the account
Most bonus interest only applies up to a certain cap (e.g. $75k or $100k). Anything above earns the base rate only.
Your take-home pay each month
Some accounts require your employer to deposit your salary directly into that account to unlock bonus interest.
Total you'd spend on that bank's card
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Recurring payments set up through your bank (utilities, phone, insurance)
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Open to buying through your bank?
Some accounts give bonus interest if you hold insurance or investments with them. Only tick if you're genuinely open to it.
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We cover every savings account available in Singapore — traditional banks (UOB, OCBC, DBS, Standard Chartered, Maybank, BOC, CIMB), digital banks (Trust, GXS, MariBank), and cash management platforms (Chocolate Finance, Syfe, StashAway, Endowus). Rates are scraped directly from each institution's official website twice daily.
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Your data never leaves your deviceHow much you plan to park in the account
Most bonus interest only applies up to a certain cap (e.g. $75k or $100k). Anything above earns the base rate only.
Your take-home pay each month
Some accounts require your employer to deposit your salary directly into that account to unlock bonus interest.
Total you'd spend on that bank's card
This must be on the bank's own credit or debit card — spending on other cards doesn't count.
Recurring payments set up through your bank (utilities, phone, insurance)
GIRO = automatic bank transfers for recurring bills. Count how many separate bill payments you have set up (e.g. SP utilities = 1, Singtel = 1).
Open to buying through your bank?
Some accounts give bonus interest if you hold insurance or investments with them. Only tick if you're genuinely open to it.