Fixed deposit rates are fast catching up with CPF OA's 2.5%!!!!!
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Local banks take turns to fuck up, this time round UOB services get disrupted
SINGAPORE - Customers of UOB found themselves unable to access the bank's Internet and mobile banking services on Sunday (July 4).
The disruption began just before noon, preventing customers from logging in via the banking app UOB Mighty.
UOB acknowledged the disruption in a statement on Facebook at about 1pm.
"We are sorry for the disruption you may be experiencing when trying to use UOB Mighty or Internet banking," it said.
Some netizens had also complained that the bank’s automated teller machines (ATMs) were affected, but UOB has clarified that its ATMs were functioning.
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Walter E. Kurtz
07 jul 2021
Big 4 Malaysian Banks in Singapore: Maybank, HL Bank, RHB, CIMB CIMB is the weakest of the lot, even the Malaysian govt abhors its ass.
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