so what's the best rate on town now? 1 yr FD btw
FD rates in Malaysia, Which bank offer the highest FD rates?
FD rates in Malaysia, Which bank offer the highest FD rates?
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Dec 7 2010, 01:43 AM
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so what's the best rate on town now? 1 yr FD btw
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Dec 7 2010, 04:55 PM
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QUOTE(lonely_dream @ Dec 7 2010, 04:26 PM) hi,I'm newbie to FD..wanna ask some questions... 1. that's one method (counter application). alternatively soem bank offer online FD placement (eg maybank) that way you can just click your way to fd placement1.if I wanna put Rm10K into FD..My saving accounts bank is EON bank..so what should i do ? Go to counter and get a form to apply ? I need to open another accounts in EON bank? 2.after 1 year,The Rm10k & interests will automatically transfer into my saving accounts ? 3.if before 1year period and i took the money,i will lost all my interests only,right ? I will still get my Rm10k back,right ? sorry if asking noob questions thanks in advance 2. when you apply for FD you can choose: a. duration: one month? one year? (their rate differ and usually longer = higher) b. action upon maturity: renew (ie reinvest) or credit to account c. interest: add to principal (add to initial investment) or credit to account I believe your question refers to (b). it's usually up to you (but PB seems to offer only renew) 3. yes. you'll lose interest but not principal. Alternatively consider putting at less duration so you'll still earn interest (or wont lose). or consider some mutual fund which offers both interest and liquidity |
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Dec 7 2010, 05:14 PM
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Dec 7 2010, 05:01 PM) Just to correct, hmm... some of them are capital growth some interest. depends on which you invest. yes?The bolded is wrong. I want to highlight this because some may be misled by this statement. Mutual funds do not give interest. Mutual fund principal is not guaranteed. No return is guaranteed. It can yield you a lose instead of gain. Mutual fund is a type of equity/bond investment, it is not same class with FD, or deposit. |
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Dec 7 2010, 06:54 PM
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hmm i always think the fund do have interest which obviously reflected in capital growth. okay i might be wrong (noob here)
thanks for correcting anyway |
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