MoneyHero Launches Annual Awards Honouring Singapore's Best Personal Finance Products
KUALA LUMPUR, July 3 (Bernama) -- MoneyHero Limited (MoneyHero) has launched the 'SingSaver Best-Of Awards', an annual programme recognising Singapore's top personal finance products.
In a statement, MoneyHero said the inaugural awards will honour 45 outstanding products across categories such as credit cards, digital banks, investments and insurance.
All shortlisted products will undergo rigorous evaluation by the MoneyHero Group team and a panel of prominent local personal finance influencers.
MoneyHero Chief Executive Officer, Rohith Murthy said the awards reflect the group's commitment to empowering consumers.
'The inaugural SingSaver Best-Of Awards reflect our decade-long legacy of helping Singaporeans make informed financial choices.
'Our rigorous assessment process, supported by trusted voices from the personal finance community, ensures that these awards represent excellence and reliability in the market,' he said.
The judging process will take into account various factors, including annual fees, interest rates, sign-up incentives, bonus offers, rewards earn rates, user experience, coverage scope and policy flexibility.
The awards aim to simplify financial decision-making by recognising products that offer exceptional value, enabling Singaporeans to navigate an increasingly complex financial landscape with greater confidence.
Winners will be announced at a gala dinner and awards ceremony on July 17 in Singapore, which is expected to gather key industry players, financial institutions, influencers and media.
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