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danube
post Aug 11 2006, 12:37 PM

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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Aug 11 2006, 12:17 AM)
Geminist,

I tried that one years ago.  Does that mean it is possible now??  What menu option did you used??

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Hi Dreamer,

FD online function is indeed available . You will need to go to FD section then FD placements to do it. Upon maturity set both your interest and principals back to your savings account. This option bypass the need for the account holder collect the FD cert. I'd been using this since 2006. wink.gif
danube
post Aug 12 2006, 09:57 AM

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Hm...

I called Maybank up and asked about the FD calculation before.

Dreamer's calculation is not wrong but missed some details

Let's take these examples in my next calculation.

Principal - RM10,000
Interest - 3.1% For 1 Month
Duration - August 2006 (31 days)

Upon maturity the calculation should be: -

Rm10,000 * (3.1/100) * (31/365) = RM 26.32 <- Interest earned.

Notice that on the duration part, I used the number of days for calculation instead on month. This part of equation will fluctuate if the days of the month is < 31 days especially February.


danube
post Aug 12 2006, 10:09 AM

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QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Aug 12 2006, 10:03 AM)
i dont think so...the return is too small.
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LOL.. Then how much are you expecting in return for a month from FD?
danube
post Aug 12 2006, 10:23 AM

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QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Aug 12 2006, 10:16 AM)
then can you suggest the correct calculation for 1 month with 3.1%interest rate  and 12 month with 3.7% interest rate FD?with 10k investment?
for us?
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I did. Refer to my previous post.

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post Aug 12 2006, 10:35 AM

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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Aug 12 2006, 10:30 AM)
Hi Folks,

Let's make something very clear here.  I am assuming you are putting money into FD for 6 months. 

Case (A) -> you are putting money into 6 months FD

Case (B) -> You are putting money into 1 month FD and you are doing auto-renewal.  Your 1 month FD roll into a new 1 month FD every month automatically with the interest.  You are taking the money out after 6 months to make a fair comparison.  I am ignoring the number of days in a month to make a simpler comparison.
Now, I will calculate very slowly.
At time 0, you have $10,000.
Atfer month 1, you have interest of 0.031/12 = 0.0258
With 10,000, you earn 10,000 * 0.0258 = $25.80

After month 1, you have $10,025.80.  Now, you auto-renew into a new 1 month FD at 3.1% again. Your principal is at $10,025.80 now

After month 2, you earn interest of

              $10,025.80 * 0.0258 = $25.87

After month 2, you have $10,025.80 + $25.87 = $10,051.67
And so on...

Let's call the principal as P
              Annual interest rate as I
              Number of months as N

The formula for amount after N months with one month FD is

P * ( 1 + I / N ) ^ N

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Ah.. I was replying the same thingy and about to hit the post button before I saw your reply. Thanks for clarifying. wink.gif

Hope this helps.

danube
post Aug 12 2006, 10:36 AM

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QUOTE(low yat 82 @ Aug 12 2006, 10:21 AM)
hhm.... if like that, i think satu kali FD alot will b better.... see this

6month FD
satu kali rm60000 -> 60000 x 3.5/100x0.5 = 1050

each month FD 10000 for 6 month
10000x 3.1/100 x 31/365( or use 1/12)=26.33
so, after 6 month = 158 onli!!!

diffrent ab 892!!!
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Your calculation for 6 months is way too off.

Principal - RM10,000 (10k will always be 10k no matter how many months you put into FD)


 

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