Which bank in Malaysia can save in foreign currency like SGD, RMB etc?
Which bank is better as well as interest earn? OCBC?
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Jun 4 2021, 06:06 PM
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Which bank in Malaysia can save in foreign currency like SGD, RMB etc?
Which bank is better as well as interest earn? OCBC? |
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Jun 24 2021, 02:32 PM
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QUOTE(Mr.Weezy @ Jun 24 2021, 12:50 PM) Anyone got experience on linking CIMB SG to CIMB Malaysia so that can wire transfer from CIMB SG directly to CIMB MY? I linked CIMB Malaysia with CIMB SG. It took around 2 business daysHow long does it take for this to be approved? Been 2 long days ![]() Btw I plan to keep some SGD in my CIMB SG, other than Stashaway Simple, what other instruments best to park SGD with minimal risk? I have the same thought as u that want to park some fund in SGD. The interest rate in SG is very low. No appetite at all. I keep the fund in SG REIT. Hopefully it is the right move. Wish to hear from experts to share too |
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Jun 26 2021, 06:00 PM
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QUOTE(gunpla student @ Jun 24 2021, 02:45 PM) Some REIT in SG has assets across the region. I feel REIT is stable with relatively high dividend. I like income stock generally. Main purpose is to maintain the value of my money(MYR does not seem to have hope la) and generate income. I am looking into US and China ETF too. Waiting for the right time to enter. Now is just look see look see and learning from sifus here |
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