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FD is the money that you shouldn't touch during the entire tenure of the contract so you can get all the interest agreed on the day you opened the account. Savings on the other hand, is your liquid money that you can access anytime you want.
One shouldn't put everything into FD. Always make sure you have some money in your savings.
Please note that CIMB Bank offers several types of savings account and each type of savings account comes with different T&C and interest rate(s). And yes, FD always will offer higher interest rate than savings account. This is because your FD has to be locked for a certain period of time in order to enjoy the higher interest whereas you don't have to do so with savings account. You can withdraw the money in your savings account anytime you want and you won't loss the interest you've already earned.
Well, really thanks for the advices given here.
If let say i want to have my fixed deposit at PB for only certain period of time, says for 1 month to gain the interest rates of 2.83%, then after 1 month, i got to take up the deposit together with interest rates, and then deposit it at FD in Maybank, would i be incuring any loss for the constant transaction of money?
I am not quite sure about the FD thingy, if one wants to have FD at certain banks, can i transfer the amount of money that i want to deposit from my bank account to the FD account?
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By the way, technically the interest for CIMB AirAsia Savers account is only 1.20%. They advertise it as up to 2.40% because of the RM5 they give to their account holders keep at least RM5000 in the account every month with no over-the-counter transaction in a month. For example, let say you keep RM10,000 between July 1st - July 31st and never touched the account the whole month, they will give you about RM10 (interest) + RM5 (reward for no over the counter transaction and that you keep at least RM5000 in your account the whole month)
Not too sure about the e-Voucher and all. I do have this account solely because i love the interest given to this account.
I see, most of the saving interest only range from 1,0 to 3.0 % is it? U love the interest given to this account? is the interest rates higher compared to other banks?
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About the free stuff offered to the first 100,000 AirAsia Savers Account holders, it is the Tune Money VISA Prepaid Card. The first 100,000 will get a complimentary Tune Money VISA Prepaid Card with the annual fee for the 1st year waived. Please note that this Tune Money VISA Prepaid Card is optional. My advise ? Don't get it if you don't need it. It is a USELESS card ! If you really need a debit card, get either the Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card or Maybank VISA debit card. Both are thousands times better than Tune Money VISA Prepaid Card with absolute no stupid fees.
I don't see any need for me to have this debit card right at the moment.
anyway,Thanks for the recommendation=)
How about the Air asia free tickets? is it based on lucky draw styles? I am quite attracted to the free flight tickets