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Originally Posted by nitecrawllerr
Everyday necessities increases practically everywhere. Not just Batam bro. Everywhere.
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True.
Price of everything every year also increase, with or without inflation. I remember last time you say before, once upon a time booking in Batam only 250k - 300k or so. Look at today's pricing now...hehehe...compare with 1.4 to 1.8 juta. My salary + market inflation also never increase 4 to 6 times.
What i am trying to say is the interest i earned next year will be use to at least subsidize the amount of spending which i will be doing in Batam, & even more so when Batam increased its price.
Next year is just 2 months or so away. Very fast can collect interest (better than put inside ordinary saving account in Singapore, right?).
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Originally Posted by retirebatam
1) Today 28/10/22, CIMB Bank Singapore raised its fix deposit interest rate to 3.85% per annum, the highest in singapore at the moment...
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Hehehe...thank you.
Lucky i didn't put all "eggs" inside one basket.
Therefore every other month through out the year 2023, can collect interest month by month (to spend in Batam).
Thank you for this information.
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Originally Posted by Kaboon
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Shall reply them later,hehehe...need to post songs in order NOT to go out of topic there.
Need go find some good songs to share there too.
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Originally Posted by HeatguyAlvin
Interesting spot! Just when i was mentioning that the old qoo10 days are gone.
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Hi bro, good deals still around. Just need to use a bit of trick & effort.
The S$39 1-way deal i posted earlier has gone up to S$41 now (damn the ferry operator).
Nevertheless, i learned that during 11/11, the "S$2 off S$25 spend voucher" can be used. Therefore after taking out 1000 coins which is equivalent of S$10, amount is S$29.00 nett.
S$41 - S$10 (coins) - S$2 = S$29 nett. (2 way = S$58)
Just have to keep trying, & i hope credit card voucher can use as citi-bank credit card giving S$200 voucher (just applied) & UOB giving S$100. If it can be use, ferry ticket can go as low as S$11 for 1 way (S$41 - S$10 - S$20 credit card voucher = S$11).
* S$20 credit card voucher is base on denomination of S$100 UOB's 5 pieces of S$20 = S$100.
Just sharing.
PS: 11/11, platform can use up to 2000 coins = S$20, hence making a S$41 digital one-way ferry voucher becoming S$21 (hasn't include other vouchers from credit card nor its platform yet). Just mix & match to one's preference.