A very funny short clip on what happens when an engineer is put in a room with a group of people who don't seem to be making any sense. I am sure everyone can relate to this video at some level - especially engineers.
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OCBC 360 Account Offers Incredible Interest Rates of over 3%
Recently, I posted about opening a DBS multiplier account that offered interest rates of over 2% depending on your cashflow with the bank.
It now seems that OCBC has up the competition by offering a similar account that offers interest rates up to 3.05% . OCBC 360 account seems attractive as the bonus interest rates are also much more achievable.
To get the bonus interest rates, I will just need to credit my salary, carry out 3 bill payments, and charge $400 to an OCBC credit card. Each of the above gives a bonus interest of 1%. Together with the base interest of 0.05%, it adds up to 3.05%.
I think the offer from OCBC seems to be too good to be missed. Opening my account with them definitely.
It now seems that OCBC has up the competition by offering a similar account that offers interest rates up to 3.05% . OCBC 360 account seems attractive as the bonus interest rates are also much more achievable.
To get the bonus interest rates, I will just need to credit my salary, carry out 3 bill payments, and charge $400 to an OCBC credit card. Each of the above gives a bonus interest of 1%. Together with the base interest of 0.05%, it adds up to 3.05%.
I think the offer from OCBC seems to be too good to be missed. Opening my account with them definitely.
Dividends for March 2014
Haven't had much time to blog lately. Have been busy with work. Everything has been same old same old. Nothing much has changed and I have been feeling pretty contented lately with everything that I have been blessed immensely with. Good job, health, family, etc, etc.
Anyway, I just managed to consolidate the dividends/interests/etc received for March 2014.
The total amount is around $360. Not too bad but I guess it can always be higher if I had been a little more disciplined with my savings and investing.
Perhaps it is time to take a fundamental re-look at all my expenditure and savings and to see if I am channelling my savings in the best manner into my various investments.
Anyway, I just managed to consolidate the dividends/interests/etc received for March 2014.
The total amount is around $360. Not too bad but I guess it can always be higher if I had been a little more disciplined with my savings and investing.
Perhaps it is time to take a fundamental re-look at all my expenditure and savings and to see if I am channelling my savings in the best manner into my various investments.