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Why I Moved My Cash from Mari Invest to DBS Multiplier Account.

by Deidre Salcido
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For the past year, I had parked my liquid cash with MariBank, specifically in Mari Invest SavePlus (Income Bond Fund).

At the time, the returns were decent for idle cash. It made sense as a place to park money that I might need on short notice, while earning more than traditional savings accounts.

However, things have changed. Mari Invest SavePlus Interest Has Fallen.

Recently, Mari Invest SavePlus is yielding around 1.46%. That’s a noticeable drop compared to around 2% a couple of months ago.

At that rate, my DBS multiplier savings accounts offering higher interest with some conditions to meet seems more attractiveSo I decided to make a move.

Shifting My Cash to DBS Multiplier

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