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 FD rates in Malaysia, Which bank offer the highest FD rates?

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gundam76
post Mar 9 2010, 04:30 PM

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QUOTE(Ken @ Mar 9 2010, 02:32 PM)
2 different things ...

FD never for investment ... i put 10k in SCB, 9 months later only give me 150 ... 150 is a lot ?

FD is our emergency funds, and instead put in normal saving account, we put in FD so we can withdraw easily in case we need it ... and we can get back 100% ... in case we not using it, we can earn some interest.

compare UT which is for investment, the return is much higher then FD but the risk of losing also higher ... means when we need it for emergency, the duration to get it back is 10 working days, and we might not get back 100% due to processing fees and economy.

conclusion, you need both ... let said you now have 50k, 20k put in FD, 30k for investment ... this is a good financial planning.
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Now FD rate has increased from 2.5% to 2.75% effectively today.

Usually I put 90% of my saving in FD, it maybe lower interest but then again, when I need money, I can withdraw anytime.
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post Mar 9 2010, 05:00 PM

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QUOTE(cherroy @ Mar 9 2010, 04:45 PM)
HLB 2.75% for 1 year.
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Maybank is 2.75% for 1 year

many thanks for the info...

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post Mar 9 2010, 05:52 PM

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QUOTE(babybash @ Mar 9 2010, 05:32 PM)
So does AFFINBANK 2.75% for 12months
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thank you notworthy.gif

It is rather safe to put FD, it maybe lower interest but the capital is still there when I need money..

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post Mar 10 2010, 09:13 AM

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QUOTE(jphlau @ Mar 9 2010, 06:09 PM)
Then you can try also structured investment which also will guarantee your capital.
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I did invest in Maybank Fixed Maturity income fund, sort of like FD. End of the year they give 4.5%, the tenure is 3 years only.( I think this is a bit out of topic )

Anyway, Last year Maybank did offer a Fixed Deposit, the interest is 4% per year but they need to lock you for 7 or 8 years, if you take out, there will be a penalty.


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post Mar 10 2010, 09:36 AM

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QUOTE(babybash @ Mar 10 2010, 09:26 AM)
Yeah, im agreed with u~ as for people who "makan gaji", got little sum of amount to placed in FD already is good enough liao   tongue.gif
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thank you, Actually...You are making the right statement. yes, I makan Gaji only and money is hard to come by these days. I want to play safe, the return maybe less, and it is not a high risk. I have no time to monitor in share market or unit trust fund, honestly...I kena burn before and to me, the most safe place is in FD blush.gif just my point of view only notworthy.gif


Added on March 10, 2010, 9:39 am
QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Mar 10 2010, 09:31 AM)
RHB Bank is yet another bank to offer only 2.60% for 12-month fixed deposit placement. Finally there is some competition in our fixed deposit normal board rates as in the last eight years, the 12-month placement rates were all the same for all the banks in Malaysia.

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HSBC had this sort of structured investment too before the Chinese New Year. The tenure is 5-year and the fixed average return is 3.65% only. Interest is payable quarterly.
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thanks for sharing...Only now I know, my parents are maybank supporter tongue.gif , usually maybank staff will inform what they can offer and they will inform me about the news, the one i mentioned, It is not a high risk smile.gif

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post Mar 10 2010, 11:23 AM

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QUOTE(keeseng12 @ Mar 10 2010, 10:24 AM)
1 thing I don't really get it.

Why does certain banks offer 2.75% (since FD has been increased by 0.25%) but other banks just offer 2.6%? This applicable to 12 months FD, i mean.
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well, this is jz my opinion only, since the FD some bank cant give so much, maybe the BLR also wont be so high as we, this will actract more people borrow money for housing loan.
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post Mar 10 2010, 12:51 PM

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QUOTE(abarai @ Mar 10 2010, 12:08 PM)
probably those banks offering only 2.6%pa are flushed with cash, or have alternative sources where they can get funds. thus not keen to attract more depositors.

in theory customers will just go to those banks offering 2.75% but in reality, there are a lot of other factors preventing them doing so - inertia, locked-in by other products, inefficient knowledge, blind loyalty etc. so these 2.6% banks will still get their share of depositors.

for me, very simple, i'll just switch to other banks and will encourage everyone to do so. anyway pbb has almost consistently offer the lowest rates for depositors, so no surprise there. their only "premium" all these years has been their "solid" image.
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I agree biggrin.gif
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post Mar 12 2010, 09:16 AM

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QUOTE(gark @ Mar 12 2010, 09:11 AM)
Depends what you do with it. I have my emergency fund for 1 month automatic renewal for like many years already. This is to ensure that I can have access to the cash when ever I want. I don't think too much about the interest rate, up or down does not matter to me.  laugh.gif
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yes, I also have the same thought with you, I hv a few FDs, out of few, 1 or 2 Fd is 1 month only, the rest is 12months, this is just a back up, in case I use too much on the credit card that need to pay up blush.gif blush.gif I don't really matter about the interest. I just put there in case of emergency, I can access immediately.
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post Mar 12 2010, 11:49 AM

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QUOTE(idunnolol @ Mar 12 2010, 11:25 AM)
Note that its 2.25 pa. Not per month
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meaning you only get Rm9.37 per month
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post Mar 12 2010, 03:10 PM

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QUOTE(cherroy @ Mar 12 2010, 02:33 PM)
Some banks can, some banks cannot, depended on respective bank internal system.
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This one I have knowledge, for Penang Maybank, if you put FD in branch A, you have to go bk to A.

However In Public bank, you can open in Branch A, when due date, you can take out the money on branch B, bear in mind, it has to be less than Rm10K, if more than Rm10K, you have to go bk to branch A. This I have experience before.

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post Mar 12 2010, 03:16 PM

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QUOTE(cherroy @ Mar 12 2010, 03:11 PM)
I taught it is 20K or no?
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This I do not know, usually I join with my mum, when we went together and put Rm20K++, the back officer told us about branch A and B. This incident happen last year ago, unless they have change the system that I do not know blush.gif

I do know Public Bank only and maybank, others I have no idea. Sorry brother sweat.gif
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post Jun 9 2010, 11:24 PM

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hey Guys,

Public bank also launch new type of FD....do refer to this PB step up rates

I was been informed by my admin manager, she told me it is worth putting it, it is until end of june 2010. For those ppl like me who doesnt want to take risk, you may consider it. you can take back the money after 10 months. There is a pdf file you can refer.



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post Jun 10 2010, 11:56 PM

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QUOTE(heavenly91 @ Jun 10 2010, 08:12 PM)
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(bank simpanan nasional)

Well actually I am kinda blur with investments..
Can someone explain to me how fixed deposit interest rate goes?
Do they pay monthly or yearly?
Kinda blur.. icon_question.gif
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you can got into maybank2u website or public bank,inside got explain to you which package you want...
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post Jun 11 2010, 01:37 PM

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QUOTE(jphlau @ Jun 11 2010, 11:37 AM)
not really worth it. If you calculate properly, you only get 2.83% per annum. The interest earned monthly are not rollover and interest will be calculated based on your principle. If you break the fd, then you will only get to base 2.5%
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yes, I know, i use the excel file to key in the formula and end up i didnt get much blush.gif

However, they predict that this sept FD interest will go up, if I fix for 1 year, I might lose some interest. If I put in 1 month for 2.5%, when it goes up, it will follow. So, I may not be rugi if put in 1 month than 1 year.
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post Jun 11 2010, 04:23 PM

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QUOTE(OMG! @ Jun 11 2010, 04:13 PM)
what is the minimum of deposit needed? any source of the website concerned?
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This offer is very tempting, would you mind share with us how much min need to deposit ?? what is the terms and conditions ??

what if you in need of money and close it, do I get back the priciple or any penalty impose ??? such as losing the interest or others ??


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post Jun 12 2010, 01:45 PM

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QUOTE(heavenly91 @ Jun 12 2010, 11:20 AM)
Alright..
Understand how the FD system goes adi..
Hmm any suggestion for a good bank that can offer fixed deposit for every 6 months ppl?
To me right, if the fixed deposit plan is more than 2 years is crazy.
I mean who knows when the inflation will occur right?
Even though the % interest is higher but how if our Msian Ringgit currency reduce?
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every year sure got inflation, this we cant deny.

Fixed deposit is never crazy for 2 years, Maybank last year offer 4% for eight years and if not mistaken the 8th years is 5%. Interest pay out. If you have a big lum sum $$ and you dun plan to use it, then it is worth it.


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post Jun 12 2010, 11:41 PM

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QUOTE(heavenly91 @ Jun 12 2010, 09:48 PM)
gundam76: 5%? this is so depressing.. Gotta ought for better plans then =)
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Then do you have any suggestion ??? invest in share market ?? which share market you propose ?? unit trust ?? so many which one ?? can help me??
OR would you like to suggest become ah loong and lent money and set a higher interest ???

If you would like to use the word depressing, let's say you dont have any money at all, this is call depressing !!!

My interest is pay out during January, during economy crisis, we all dun have bonus and increment. But for that particular year, I still can spend and some more maintain the Ang pow money for my dear parents !!!!

so, what is so depressing about ??
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post Jun 13 2010, 02:29 AM

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QUOTE(nokia2003 @ Jun 13 2010, 01:46 AM)
5 percent (assuming it is for short term) is pretty darn good actually.

you want some a little more?

head to countries like australia and invest in their term deposits then.

i'm tentatively earning 6 percent on average on my savings accounts
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thanks for the kind info, Australia ?? oh, that one, My admin manager did tell me about it, I believe her what she told me and she even show me the fact, just that I am so far not willing to invest. there are many oppotunity out there. just that need to find the right one.

But I do appreciate your sharing. thanks nokia2003 smile.gif


Added on June 13, 2010, 2:36 am
QUOTE(lexiqa @ Jun 13 2010, 12:40 AM)
5% is so super low ley... so pathetic
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lexiqa, you dun have to use the word pathetic, at that time the interest rate was as low as 2.5% per year, jz that I am NOT sure it will go up or down, the officer offered me. So I end up deposit it, not all the money put into a basket.

If you really dun know how to put into good words, I suggest you mind your language how you describe a person!!!

Different ppl got different thoughts, opinion and judgement !!!!

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QUOTE(lexiqa @ Jun 13 2010, 11:42 AM)
gundam76> who's describing u? why are u taking it so personal?

nokia2003 also can see i was referring to the FD interest.

and stop pm-ing me threats. i'm not scared of u

nokia2003>no need. i got better returns elsewhere. last year 13%+...putting into banks is just not good enough tongue.gif
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who is scaring you ? you are just being sensitive only. PM you is to clarify, not threats....is you who think that way


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post Jun 13 2010, 10:49 PM

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QUOTE(leongal @ Jun 13 2010, 09:44 PM)
i passed by ambank and saw their advertisement saying that if you put for 60 months, it will be 4% p.a.....but i dun think it is worth t do so....
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well, if it is a short term like 1 to 2 years and you dun need to use that extra money, I think you can consider, but maybank official told me they predict on sept FD rate will increase. Maybe it is not worth, but no harm ask around and see what is the terms and condition, sometimes got string attach sad.gif

thanks for sharing...

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