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DBS Multiplier Account allows you to earn additional interests for each category that you fulfilled. Blog posts related to how My Sweet Retirement maximise his DBS Multiplier Account.

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Best High Interest Savings Accounts in Singapore: A Quick Comparison Guide

On July 21, 2026 By My Sweet Retirement In High Interest Savings Accounts

Choosing among the best high interest savings accounts in Singapore has become increasingly challenging as banks introduce new bonus structures, digital features and interest boosting mechanisms. Savers today must navigate salary crediting requirements, card spend …

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DBS Multiplier Account Just Got Bigger

On May 4, 2019 By My Sweet Retirement In Money Management

Update: This 2019 post describes DBS Multiplier’s structure at the time — tiers, caps, and rates have changed multiple times since. For current DBS Multiplier rates and how it compares to other accounts, see our …

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June 2018 Singapore Savings Bonds is 2.43%

On May 5, 2018 By My Sweet Retirement In Singapore Savings Bonds (SSB)

The effective interest rate for June 2018 Singapore Savings Bonds if you held it for 10 years is 2.43%. This is the highest interest rate for the past 12 months of Singapore Savings Bonds. There …

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Earn More Interest With DBS Multiplier Account + Singapore Savings Bonds

On May 1, 2018 By My Sweet Retirement In Money Management

This is probably something not new as other financial bloggers have blogged about how to maximize the interest rate for your DBS Multiplier account with the Singapore Savings Bonds. The hack that I am going …

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Join The Burrow To Learn Secret Financial Tips and Tricks

On February 3, 2018 By My Sweet Retirement In Money Management

DBS Bank is getting secretive nowadays. Thanks to fellow financial bloggers, I get to know there is this secretive “hole” called “The Burrow” which is a closed Facebook group. According to the about page, as …

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Why I Switched to DBS Multiplier Account

On December 25, 2017 By My Sweet Retirement In Money Management

OCBC 360 account used to be the best savings account in town giving you a maximum yield of 3.25% per year until they decided to revise their criteria on the interest rates. You can read …

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