Personal Finance
Compared: GIGANTIQ vs Dash EasyEarn vs Singlife Account
By Sethisfy  •  October 26, 2020
There have been significant changes since the last time I compared insurance savings accounts, and it’s time to push out an updated comparison between the three popular ones right now in the market. What’s changed? Each account has changed in the past couple of months. The popular ELASTIQ (and its close sibling eSave advance) has sadly been withdrawn. In its place is GIGANTIQ which is more similar to Dash EasyEarn than Elastiq. Dash EasyEarn itself has had its interest rate revised downwards from 2% p.a. to 1.8% p.a. for new applicants. Policyholders under the 2% rate are not affected. Singlife Account is decreasing its 2.5% p.a. rate to 2% p.a. from 1st November. Features showdown
Singlife Account GIGANTIQ Dash EasyEarn Winner
Interest Rate 2% / 1% p.a. 2% / 1% p.a.¹ 1.8% p.a.² Singlife/GIGANTIQ
Guaranteed Tenure N/A 1 Year 1 Year GIGANTIQ/EasyEarn
Maximum Amount (higher rate) $10,000 $10,000 $20,000 EasyEarn
Maximum Amount (lower rate) Next $90,000 Next $190,000 N/A GIGANTIQ
Minimum Amount $100 $50 $2,000 Singlife³
Withdrawal Any amount Any amount ($0.50/$0.70 fee) Multiples of $100 ($0.70 fee) Singlife
Death Benefit 105% 105% 105% Draw
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By Sethisfy
As an adult, I’ve been through many ups and downs in my career path and personal finance journey, not unlike many Singaporeans. From my years as a tied insurance agent turned independent financial adviser, I realised that there are very few sources of proper, unbiased financial advice for working adults to access. Worse, self-styled “financial consultants” are selling products like savings plans and ILPs to the detriment of the clients whose interests they were supposed to serve.
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