| 'Tis the season for you to enjoy up to 2 times1 more on interest rates on your top-up amount2, when you top up your UOB Passbook Savings Account with a minimum of S$5,000 and maintain it till 31 January 2009. New UOB Passbook Savings Accountholders will also enjoy this holiday special1. |
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Here are the Prevailing Interest Rates on your Account:
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Here’s what you’ll earn on your top-up amount2 during the promotional period:
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| Promotion is valid for a limited period only. Visit your nearest UOB Group branch to sign up or call 1800 222 2121 (24 hours) for more details. |
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| Terms and conditions: |
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‘2 times more on UOB Passbook Savings Account interest rates’ is the percentage increase on the prevailing interest rate of 0.275%p.a. To enjoy the Promotional Interest Rate, a minimum top-up amount of S$5,000 must be maintained for the promotional period. |
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The ‘top-up amount’ is the difference between the daily end day balance within the promotional period and the account balance as at 31 October 2008. To enjoy the Promotional Interest Rate, a minimum top-up amount of S$5,000 must be maintained for the promotional period. |
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The ‘Promotional Interest Rate’ is valid within the promotional period (“promotional period”) of 1 November 2008 to 31 January 2009 and is applicable only to the top-up amount. |
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UOB reserves the right at any time at its absolute discretion to vary, delete or add on to any of these promotion terms, or terminate this promotion at any time without giving any reasons or prior notice to any customers. UOB Passbook Savings Account Promotion terms and conditions apply. |
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| Singapore Dollar deposit(s), as listed in the UOB Register of Insured Deposits (a copy of which is available at uobgroup.com), if held by or for an “Insured Depositor” shall subject to the applicable provisions of the Deposit Insurance Act 2005 of Singapore (the “Act”), be eligible for deposit insurance coverage under the Deposit Insurance Scheme up to the limits for the time being specified in the Act. (“Insured Depositor” has the meaning prescribed in the Act.) |
