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[WTA] current account and saving account, the difference between these two account
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TSResQ
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Apr 27 2011, 12:58 AM, updated 15y ago
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i want to ask what are the differences between current account and saving account? yesterday i went to bank muamalat to bank-in some money. but the bank officer told me to open current account. i'm now in saving account have approx around rm25k. should i open current account or just leave it in saving account?
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TSResQ
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Apr 29 2011, 01:15 AM
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thanks all for reply my topic, so the different between these 2acc just only cheque book? what about the dividend? izzit CA have higher dividend compare to SA? Added on April 29, 2011, 1:18 amQUOTE(muddie @ Apr 28 2011, 06:00 PM) Hi, Current Account is also known as a checking account, comes with chequebook facility. Usually you need to maintain a certain balance in the current account if not will charge you account maintenance fee. If you write a lot of cheques, you should get a current account. Savings Account is a basic account with no chequebook. Most savings account have no maintenance fee. If you plan on using as a secondary account or to save aside, you should get a savings account. I am offering PowerPay Savings Account (Interest from 2.0-2.5% p.a.) and Saadiq Saver-i Current Account (Interest from 1.3-1.9%p.a.), if you open either the above 2 accounts from me, no minimum deposit, no ATM cum Mastercard Debit card charges, no ATM cum Mastercard Debit card annual charges. Free unlimited transactions within Standard Chartered, within House networks (RM1 per transaction) and Meps networks (RM4 per transaction), Internet Banking Transactions (RM0.50 per transaction). We are offering one of the highest interest for savings account and current account. muddie, about powerpay SA, izzit same offer that i get if i open the acc at Standard Chartered alorsetar compare to your offer? This post has been edited by ResQ: Apr 29 2011, 01:18 AM
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