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Any updates on what packages the banks are offering? I'm setting up my own business as well and I need to open a corporate account. Can I use my posb current account as my corporate account too? Can't seem to find the link for corporate accounts on the site. Any advice?

I think it would be easier if the interest rates were listed. Banks have it up on their website. Here are some of them: - POSB personal loan - 18.48% (income above $30k)] - OCBC personal loan - 17.95% (income above $30k) - HSBC personal loan - 17.06% (income above $30k) - UOB personal loan - 17.8% (...

sundaymorningstaple wrote:If you are calling about noisy neighbours the police may NEVER show up.

true, they will take forever to come

Update of the rates (SGD$20k, 12 months tenor)
Citi: 0.100%
DBS/POSB fixed deposit: 0.0750%
HSBD: 0.19%
Maybank: 0.700%
RHB: 0.6250%
OCBC: 0.90% (promo rate*)
UOB: 0.2500%
StanChart: 0.350%

DBS/POSB, Maybank & OCBC have slight increases. The rest constant.

i think sg is rather open to dating foreigners. read this: More S'poreans open to dating foreigners

indeed, freedom, ya right..

haha you sure?

QRM wrote:

JR8 wrote:You don't get any of those 5 without a career though do you

I know a lot of folks with the 5 c without having worked a day in their life....

Same here. there are ppl born with a silver spoon

Me- mee pok mee kia!

plus 1!

1. Tiger Airways. My most recent flight with them was just crappy all around. There were several annoyances, but the lowest was when I arrived at my seat (which was fake leather, for some reason) and discovered it and the two neighboring seats covered in what looked like dried melted ice cream and ...

seafood has high cholesterol, like prawns. that's why it's not very good for health

riders cafe?

If you want affordable policies, definitely the local ones. NTUC, AIA, etc. I got my health insurance from posb, and children are actually covered for free till they turn 20. And no dental or pregnancy included.

Well there's another way. Using your Bank of America cheque, issue a cheque to yourself then cash that into your posb bank account. The cheque will take longer to clear (15 - 20 days) depending on the amount as well but you don't have to pay any wire fees etc. Hope this helps.