QUOTE(gchowyh @ Jan 5 2012, 04:10 PM)
Just a note to those who invest in foreign currency FD, UOB no longer allows deposit & withdrawal of physical foreign currency notes.
Didnt know that UOB allowed physical currency notes. All the while use Citi and Public bank. Any other bank allow physical notes?tq
Added on January 6, 2012, 1:02 am
QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jan 5 2012, 06:45 PM)
(1)
Yes, you withdraw your OCBC fund and deposit it into another bank (say S Bank), then get
a banker cheque from S bank, and deposit back to OCBC.
You can top up some extra amount on S bank banker cheque so it won't look like the same
amount when your withdraw from OCBC --> this is optional
This will call fresh fund and this is the "legal" and proper way.
But this will make you lose few days of interest because of the back and forth bank transactions.
(2)
Another way is to withdraw cash from OCBC, and re-deposit back into OCBC counter on the spot,
but top-up some cash money maybe like RM 2 K more. This method you will not lose interest and
save your time and sweat. I know somebody is using this method.. Ha..ha..
On method 2 I did ask the UOB teller and she said cannot withdraw, top up and re-deposit as fresh fund.Yes, you withdraw your OCBC fund and deposit it into another bank (say S Bank), then get
a banker cheque from S bank, and deposit back to OCBC.
You can top up some extra amount on S bank banker cheque so it won't look like the same
amount when your withdraw from OCBC --> this is optional
This will call fresh fund and this is the "legal" and proper way.
But this will make you lose few days of interest because of the back and forth bank transactions.
(2)
Another way is to withdraw cash from OCBC, and re-deposit back into OCBC counter on the spot,
but top-up some cash money maybe like RM 2 K more. This method you will not lose interest and
save your time and sweat. I know somebody is using this method.. Ha..ha..
Later that month I withdraw all my FD cash from another branch and went lunch with friend. After lunch my friend said why dont give it a try instead of coming back the next day to deposit. I was lucky, with different counter teller and she took it fresh fund
This post has been edited by gsc: Jan 6 2012, 01:02 AM
Jan 6 2012, 12:51 AM

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