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Revision of Interest Rates for Standard Chartered Bonus$aver Account from 1 Apr 2020
By The Boy who Procrastinates  •  March 21, 2020
After a recent spate of negative alteration made by Citibank and DBS to their active savings accounts, Standard Chartered ("SCB") has too, taken an axe to its Bonus$aver Account amid interest rate cut by US Fed. First launched in Feb 2012, the Bonus$aver Account was one of the early trendsetters in active high-yielding savings accounts. It was extensively revamped in 2016 to gain competitive advantage among other financial institutions. However, SCB will be revising the terms and conditions on the Bonus$aver Account for the second time with effect from 1 April 2020. You may also wish to refer to the circular for more information. Revision of Interest Rates for Bonus$aver Account from 1 Apr 2020
  • Credit Card Spend: The interest rate earned from monthly spending of $500 on the Bonus$aver card will be reduced from 0.78% to 0.45% p.a. Similarly, the interest rate for the next tier of $2,000 spending will be reduced from 1.78% to 1.45% p.a. 
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I am currently a 28-year-old working adult in Singapore and financial independence is one of the ultimate goals which I hope to achieve.
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