actually the computation of the return should factor in your personal tax break.
assume your tax rate is 26%, you place 3k into the account - instant tax back of 780.
in other words: your investment is only 2220 BUT you get interest based upon 3000. i.e. the interest you get is much higher.
if you got 3.25% in 2010 it was for 3000 not the 2220 you actualy place. this means you get RM 97,50 for the entire year for a placement of 2220 which means the effective interest rate was actually: 4,39 percent. in other words the interest you get might not be much but it surely is better than a FD placement and it *will* better if you actually pay tax.
SSPN, Skim Simpanan Pendidikan Nasional
Mar 21 2012, 11:29 AM
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