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UOB cuts interest rates on flagship savings account; OCBC, DBS say no change to theirs for now - Vimarsana News

UOB cuts interest rates on flagship savings account; OCBC, DBS say no change to theirs for now

A UOB spokesperson said the rate revision is to “align with longer-term interest rate expectations”. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Pricier rides expected for rideshare users during F1 in Las Vegas - Vimarsana News

Pricier rides expected for rideshare users during F1 in Las Vegas

Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix fans are in for a bumpy road getting to and from the Strip with expected surge pricing and longer wait times.

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Fewer Singaporeans able to spend beyond basics, OCBC survey finds - Vimarsana News

Fewer Singaporeans able to spend beyond basics, OCBC survey finds

Fewer Singaporeans are able to comfortably spend on things beyond the basics, and more do not have sufficient emergency funds or enough savings to meet their families' needs over the next year, a survey by OCBC found. According to the bank's annual Financial Wellness Index released on Wednesday (Nov 8), just 40 per cent of Singaporeans can afford to spend...

Survey: More people are saving less amid rising costs - Vimarsana News

Survey: More people are saving less amid rising costs

Retirement planning has taken a back seat as inflation makes things more expensive and working adults prioritise debt repayments amid high interest rates, a survey shows.

Fixed deposit interest rates dip in Singapore amid uncertain economic outlook - Vimarsana News

Fixed deposit interest rates dip in Singapore amid uncertain economic outlook

SINGAPORE: Fixed deposit interest rates in Singapore have dipped in recent months, down from highs of about 4 per cent at the start of the year. The lower interest rates at Singapore

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