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Potentially high interest rates
Only for Priority and Private banking customers
Bonus interest only if you invest or insure with Standard Chartered
Most likely an interest rate of 1.50++% p.a. if you dont insure or invest with Standard Chartered
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Stan Chart Wealth $aver Account Interest Rates| AUM | Interest |
|---|---|
| Below $200k | 0.05% p.a. |
| $200k to <$1.5m | 1.50% p.a. |
| $1.5m & above | 2.50% p.a. |
Enjoy a high interest of up to 5.00% p.a. (up to 2.50% p.a. base interest + 2.50% p.a. Wealth Bonus interest) on your first $1,000,000 deposit
Assets under management refer total deposits, inestments and insurance with Standard Chartered Bank
Receive 2.50% p.a. Wealth Booster Bonus interest with new purchase of Eligible Investments (min. S$200K) or Eligible Insurance (min. S$20K) within a calendar month
Earn additional 1.00% p.a. for 3 months on incremental balance when you top up minimum fresh funds of $200K by 31 Dec 24 and maintain it until 28 Feb 2025
Minimum average daily balance of $3,000
For Priority Banking or Priority Private relationship customers
Indicated interest rates shall only be applicable to the first S$1,000,000 in the Account when corresponding AUM (Assets under management) threshold is met and client have a Priority Banking or Priority Private relationship with Standard Chartered Bank. For all amounts exceeding S$1,000,000 or if you do not meet all relevant criteria, your applicable interest rate shall be 0.05% p.a.
Account comes with Wealth $aver metal debit card which awards unlimited 1% cashback
Join Standard Chartered Bank Priority Banking and receive up to $9,000 cash reward
Click here to go to Standard Chartered website for more details
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