Complimentary WSJ or Barron's Subscription for Standard Chartered Priority Private and Priority Banking Accredited Investors - Other Eligible FX and Equities Investors Too!
Standard Chartered has sent out an email yesterday inviting eligible customers to a complimentary membership to The Wall Street Journal and/or Barron’s for them to make better financial decisions. Priority Private Accredited Investors (AI) will receive 12-month gift subscriptions to both publications but even non AI customers can benefit from these gift subscriptions if they trade enough on LiveFX or SC Online Trading.
If you are an existing Priority Private or Priority Banking customer, be sure to check your email for an invitation - I got mine yesterday in the evening. Do note that you will have until 30 June 2020 to activate your 12-month gift subscription and the unique redemption code can be found in the provided email.
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Even if you are not a Priority Private or Priority Banking customer with Standard Chartered, you may be able to obtain a 12-month complimentary subscription with WSJ or Barron’s if you trade enough on LiveFX or SC Online Trading - refer to the chart above to see if you are eligible. If you are new to Standard Chartered and would like to start a Priority Private or Priority Banking relationship with them, feel free to reach out to me and I will link you up to my RM - depending on your AUM, you may receive S$400, S$800 or S$1,500 worth of bonus account credit (this is on top of the bonus credits of up to S$6,000 that you will get if you are an eligible new customer depositing fresh funds).
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