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Changes To Fees of Selected Standard Chartered Debit Cards & Accounts

Important changes to fees for selected Debit Cards and Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts

With effect from 28 August 2015, our Pricing Guide will be amended to reflect new and/or increased fees and charges imposed on selected debit cards and Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts*.

Please be informed that these new and/or increased fees and charges are applicable to Personal Banking customers.
(1) Annual fee for selected Debit Cards
From 28 August 2015, the annual fee for Bonus$aver and XtraSaver debit cards will be increased to $20:
DEBIT CARDCURRENT FEESNEW FEES
Bonus$aver debit cardSGD 15SGD 20
XtraSaver debit cardSGD 15SGD 20
(2) Fall-below fee for selected Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts*From 28 August 2015, new fall-below fees will be introduced for the following Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts*:
ACCOUNTCURRENT FEESNEW FEESMIN. AVERAGE DAILY BALANCE
e$aver accountSGD 0SGD 5SGD 1,000
Preferred Current accountSGD 0SGD 5SGD 3,000
OneAccountSGD 0SGD 5SGD 3,000
World Partner Savings accountSGD 0SGD 5SGD 3,000
World Partner Current accountSGD 0SGD 5SGD 3,000
A fall-below fee is an administrative fee that we charge when your deposit balance falls below the minimum average daily balance stipulated for the respective accounts.
(3) Monthly service charge for selected Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts*From 28 August 2015, a monthly service charge will be imposed on the following Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts*:
ACCOUNTCURRENT FEESNEW CHARGES
XtraSaver (SGD)SGD 0SGD 2
Supersave accountSGD 0SGD 5
Personal Current accountSGD 0SGD 2
Preferred Current accountSGD 0SGD 2
OneAccountSGD 0SGD 2
World Partner Chequing accountSGD 0SGD 2

You may refer to our Pricing Guide for the new/increased fees and charges from 28 August 2015.

Unless otherwise specified, all other terms and conditions relating to your debit cards and/or Current/Cheque/Savings Accounts shall remain unchanged and continue to be binding on you.

*Deposit Insurance Scheme

Singapore dollar deposits of non-bank depositors are insured by the Singapore Deposit Insurance Corporation, for up to $50,000 in aggregate per depositor per Scheme member by law. Foreign currency deposits, dual currency investments, structured deposits and other investment products are not insured.