Daily Briefing: How to choose a DBS home loan; HR workers expect to earn $400,000 a year

And here are five things you need to know about Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust's IPO.

From Money Smart via Yahoo! Finance:

Currently, DBS’s fixed deposit home loans are pegged to the fixed deposit interest rate they’re giving for amounts within $1,000 and $9,999 deposited for 8 months. Which is a good change in comparison to their previous FHR18 package because banks would naturally offer higher rates for you to deposit your money with them longer.

It’s current FHR8 rates is 0.20% as opposed to their previous FHR18 rate of 0.6% and FHR9 rate which was 0.25%

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From Human Resources Online:

The latest Robert Walters Global Salary Survey has revealed positive job market for those who possess both traditional and new technology skills, are up-to-date with digital trends, have strong analytical skills, are resilient in the face of change, can multi-task, and are proficient in multiple ASEAN languages.

The survey also reported that with the support of the Fair Consideration Framework, demand for local talent is expected to remain high, and employers invest more in attracting, hiring and retaining both locals and Singaporeans based overseas to address the talent shortage.

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From The Motley Fool:

Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) has filed its initial public offering (IPO) prospectus, after putting a stop on its original plan two months ago.

Here are six things investors should know about the potential newest kid on the block.

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