Highest is still HLB at 4.3% for 24 months.
12 months is 3.7%
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Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia V2, Read 1st post to find highest rate.
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia V2, Read 1st post to find highest rate.
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Highest is still HLB at 4.3% for 24 months.
12 months is 3.7% This post has been edited by aeiou228: Oct 14 2011, 05:53 PM |
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Oct 14 2011, 06:14 PM
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 14 2011, 06:00 PM) Bro, currently ops ! forgot about SCB 5%. highest SCB 5% for Savings Account until end of the year BUT must open account in October 2011 only. For 12 months, UOB at 3.8%, minimum RM10K deposit. For 24 months, yes, HLB Junior FD. For 12 month FD, between UOB 3.8% and HLB 3.70%, I think is worth considering HLB flexi early partial withdrawal feature though at 0.1% discount. |
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Received a call this morning from HSBC.
Offering 3+1=4% for 3 mths FD with quite a rigid T&C. http://www.hsbc.com.my/1/PA_1_1_S5/content...ing_1pc_tnc.pdf |
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If you calculate the effective interest rate,
3.20% 12 mths FD interest paid upfront is 3.3056%, about the same as 3.30% 12 mths FD interest paid on maturity. So, not much different if the deposit amount is not significant. |
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 26 2011, 07:05 PM) True. But Bro, say we actually deposited RM100,000 deposit, use the RM3200 and deposit back into say normal 12 months at 3.3% then can earn another 0.1% (based on RM100,000), so effective interest may be 3.4112% but still cannot beat Promos or Affin 3.6% For 3.2% 12 mths FD with upfront interest re-deposit back @ 3.3% 12 mths FD with interest paid on maturity, the effective interest rate I calculated was 3.3056%. I can't get 3.4112%. Mind telling how you get 3.4112% ?Yes, Affin 3.6% or HLB 3.7% any time better. This post has been edited by aeiou228: Oct 26 2011, 11:41 PM |
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QUOTE(wu ming @ Dec 26 2011, 02:23 PM) Aiyo, very If you r a pening-pening type and the deposit amount is RM10K then I recommend you just go to any nearest bank to place the FD is the best for you. No need Anybody can recommend the best rates for 3 or 6 months tenure above RM10k. Thanks. |
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QUOTE(lkcheng @ Dec 31 2011, 01:09 PM) SCB 5% promotion account is actually saving account. It is not FD and you can withdraw money during the promotion period while still enjoying the 5% interest as long as you keep your ADB in RM3k. I have withdrawn RM500 before in the promo period and still entitle the 5% interest. Their interest calculation based on ADB is pretty fair. You'll get what you suppose to get based on 5% calculation. If you placed say RM100K from October, you can withdraw all your money even on 2nd December 2011 and get still get 5% for 1 day for the 1st December interest on 3rd Jan 2012.If the guy left RM3k in his SCB promo account after moving his fund, he suppose to get the 5% for the Dec month unless SCB has any term to stop him. I can't find anywhere in their term states that we have to keep the money until Jan 3 2012 to entitle the Dec 5% interest. I called SCB cs just now also and the girl says we should still entitle Dec 5% interest if withdrawal takes place on beginning on Jan 2012. Added on December 31, 2011, 1:35 pm QUOTE(gsc @ Dec 31 2011, 01:23 PM) of course e$aver is a saving account and you can deposit and withdraw any time and still enjoy 5%. What I dont understand is the logic of moving out from 5% to 3.5%. May be something we have miss? The logic is, on 1st Jan which is Sunday, the interest is 0.60% for <RM100k balance. So it is a wise move to rentas the money out on 30th Friday for 3.5% FD. However the placement amount must be sizable enough to make it worth.This post has been edited by aeiou228: Dec 31 2011, 01:41 PM |
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 2 2012, 08:40 PM) You missed out the citigold complimentary stay at Tanjung Jara Resort worth rm850 too. http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=47887212 ![]() Great info for the OCBC promo. Tomorrow will go scb to transfer all funds to OCBC liau. This post has been edited by aeiou228: Jan 2 2012, 11:24 PM |
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jan 3 2012, 12:06 PM) This is the safe way if we want to receive our full bonuses, When customer service said to you wait till friday, that is because you asked him something that he has no knowledge of. But telling you to wait till friday is the safest answer for him to say but at the expense of you.no choice... Or you can call Standard and Charted Bank to verify.. 1 300 130 011 ---> when the phone line is connected, choose to talk to customer service, then don't press any buttons until somebody will pick up your call.. Well, he maybe right but I don't remember seeing any such condition in the T&C. So I trust the black n white T&C and my instinct to withdraw the money today and placed it in OCBC. Let see whether I will get the bonus or not. |
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 3 2012, 03:26 PM) Yala....1:1 ration of our Citigold fund must be in Trust Funds (excluding money market funds, AmBond Fund and AmBond Islam Fund), Retail Bonds, 3-month Australian/New Zealand Dollar Currency Time Deposit and Dual Currency Account. Some more open for new to citibank customer only. |
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QUOTE(Dino168 @ Jan 3 2012, 04:28 PM) Since we are on the subject of Premier/Priority banking ... can also consider CIMB My limited banking knowledge can not brain CIMB T&C for the 5% bonus. Any one ? FD-5% upto RM500K, but need to invest RM200K first .. to join their Premier club. http://www.cimbbank.com.my/promo/bonus_interest/ .........incremental average daily balance (“ADB”) what_lau_eh..!!! http://www.cimbbank.com.my/promo/bonus_int...nterest_ENG.pdf |
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Jan 3 2012, 05:12 PM) start with 200k, tomorrow you top up 50k, become 250k, up 50K (50K enjoy 5%, something like that loh), while the 200k did not get 5%. Gee....!! now the computerized deposit system really canggih, can even compute and track this kind of interest payment to enable banks to put up a nice looking decor. Those days when I was in the banking line, the big main frame cabinet typed system can only compute simple half yearly savings interest and simple conventional FD interest. The bank can't have complicated and rigid T&C and the advertised rate is always the true rates you are going to get. |
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 3 2012, 06:20 PM) No la Bro, This morning I went to OCBC with the initial intention of placing fresh fund for the "Real Deals Premier 5% 3-month Fixed Deposit Promotion" But was turned down by OCBC because I'm already an exiting premier customer. They want new premier or new upgrade to premier only. So no choice, settled for the 3.8% 9 months. |
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 3 2012, 06:51 PM) Bro, below is the link to the Terms and Conditions: Bro, I looked left right center, I still don't see I fit in to the above T&C http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/Pr...ec2011%20V1.pdf it is stated in Clause 2.2.2 Premier Banking upgrade refers to upgraded customer (existing mass / mass affluent customer) with top up / no top up so long as at point of upgrade, the customer meets the minimum RM 300,000 Asset Under Management (AUM). and Clause 3.1.3 The minimum FD placement under this Promotion is RM10,000 and maximum FD placement is 50% of customer’s (AUM) on the date of the placement (including the FD placement amount) or RM1 million whichever lower. Therefore, it should be applicable to existing customers since the minimum deposit is RM10K. Bro, if still cannot, still not too late, go withdraw tomorrow (cash if necessary) and have your wife and open new join account where she is the principal go read Clause 2.2.1 |
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 3 2012, 07:05 PM) From Clause 3.1.3, what I interpret is that assuming you have RM300K AUM with OCBC, you can deposit up to RM150K to enjoy the 5% interest but you still got to open two new accounts. Now, if you already got a current or savings account, you still can choose to open other products from the list. Let's look at eligibility only.hahaha, the terms and conditions confusing all of us. Just go talk to a RM for those who are eligible to open NEW account (which includes Joint Account with someone else being the Principal if you are already a existing PB). At level 2.1, I pass, then proceeded to level 2.2, I'm already disqualified, can't even proceed to 2.2.1 or 2.2.2 etc. Perhaps OCBC interpret Premier Banking upgrade as existing OCBC non premier customers upgrade to premier ?? QUOTE 2. Eligibility 2.1. The Promotion is open only to “Eligible Premier Banking customer(s)”,(defined in clause 2.2) who are individual Malaysia residents, Permanent Residents, non-residents*, staff of OCBC Bank, e2 Power Sdn Bhd and immediate families excluding corporate customers. *Subject to country of origin. 2.2. Eligible Premier Banking Customer(s) refers to Premier Banking new sign up and/or Premier Banking upgrade. 2.2.1. Premier Banking new sign up refers to customer with no product holding, has never had a deposit/investment/bancassurance account with OCBC Bank prior to sign up 2.2.2. Premier Banking upgrade refers to upgraded customer (existing mass / mass affluent customer) with top up / no top up so long as at point of upgrade, the customer meets the minimum RM 300,000 Asset Under Management (AUM). 2.3. To be eligible for the Promotion, customer must make a new placement in a 3-month tenured FD with OCBC Bank during the Promotion Period. If customer does not have an existing OCBC FD Account, the customer must immediately open the OCBC FD Account in order to be eligible for the Promotion. 2.4. Customers whose accounts with OCBC Bank have been suspended or terminated or who have breached any other agreements with OCBC Bank are not eligible. Added on January 3, 2012, 7:23 pmAlready asked my pretty RM this morning, she said can not. This post has been edited by aeiou228: Jan 3 2012, 07:23 PM |
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QUOTE(sylille @ Jan 4 2012, 05:22 AM) So, yeah!! At last the FD slips with 5% printed were in my hands and I was confident the 50% cap does not apply to me. This was because I highlighted clause 3.1.3 to the 'bawah' chap and he agreed with me that it does not apply to new Premier customers. Despite the comedy of errors I was happy to get the 5% eventually and even apologised to him for keeping him and the tellers behind on their first working day of the year and looked forward to collecting the passbook and GIA receipt from him later today. However, my happiness was short-lived. Barely 45minutes after we left the bank , the 'bawah' chap called me. He felt, after some discussions with his colleagues, he could have been wrong (again!) about clause 3.1.3 and feared that only half my FD placements would earn for 5% and the other half would get Board Rate. He was not sure what to do as he had given me all FD slips that showed 5%. By then I was too tired out by the whole saga and told him to have a good evening and come back to me today with a definitive answer. In my case was different, I read the TnC first and I knew it from the beginning I'm not qualified for the 5% FD before going to OCBC yesterday morning. I pretended dumb and wanted the 5% from my "Atas" RM but she said can not. Then seeing so many customers waiting in the "atas" banking hall for the FD promo, I went down "bawah" and try "Gen-X" luck and see the bawah people dumb dumb or not and give me the 5%. But the bawah people also out-smart me by showing the printed TnC that I'm not qualified. So no choice loh, have to settle for 3.8%. QUOTE(gark @ Jan 4 2012, 09:38 AM) Went through so much trouble for a slightly higher FD? Is it worth it? My opinion is that I think different people have different interest rate sensitivity, maybe for people like sylile, 1.90% interest increment is probably a free Ipad2 wifi every month. So worth it or not is very much depend on how much money you have in the bank account.For me, I have twice cancelled my Priority Banking, then a couple months later they send a new priority card to me. How many times must cancelled ah? For my FD I prefer to use e-FD although the interest is lower but is much more convenient to me. From her posting, I think she said she was only "yeow-kwee" (hungry-ghost) the 5%, not really bother about the priority banking thingy. QUOTE(lkcheng @ Jan 4 2012, 09:50 AM) The premier banking might not worth it but not the promo FD. Like the latest OCBC 9 month tenure FD, the rate is 3.8% comparing with an e-FD which is only 3.05% to 3.15%. If you place 50k into it, there will be about extra RM250 earned in maturity. ExactlyAdded on January 4, 2012, 11:48 amGen-X bro, I re-read again the TnC, From my persona shallow understanding, I think the 50% AUM clause 3.1.3 apply to: 1) New to ocbc premier customer 2) New premier upgrade from existing non premier OCBC customer. There were no provisions supporting the new to OCBC premier customer getting full 5% FD. So you are lucky to get the full 5% FD. This post has been edited by aeiou228: Jan 4 2012, 11:48 AM |
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QUOTE(MGM @ Jan 4 2012, 06:59 AM) One thing I learned from this episode is that most bank staffs ( or systems ? ) are imcompetent in the knowledge of their products including the managers. Incompetent indeed but can't blame them because promos keep changing, I think it is pretty hard to memorise all the rigid terms and conditions of every banking product. Normally, 1st day always confusing and a lot of mistakes incur then only they start taking a second look at the TnC thoroughly. And sylille welcome to the forum and what a debut. But incompetency also has its positive side, like we witnessed 2 of our forumers here getting full 5% FD due to incompetent staff. |
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Jan 4 2012, 03:43 PM) This is not an excuse, the banks should brief their staff thoroughly before start the promo. Haha... sometime it's good also when they confused.... aiya don't know want to say or not .........we can corner them left right center until they do whatever we instructed. It involved hundreds of million deposit. If confusing occurred, it just show unprofessional only. Too well informed staff also no fun sometimes ..... like both the atas and bawah rejected me out right yesterday. |
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QUOTE(gark @ Jan 4 2012, 07:29 PM) Erm.. extra a few % is not interesting to me. This is maybe as I treat my cash in FD is my opportunity fund which I might cash out if there are other good investment opportunities out there to be deployed. Using e-FD I can liquidate my FD and immediately I have funds in my SA to deploy elsewhere. If there are no other place to deploy it sit in a 1 month FD divided into chunks of RM 20K each. Oh...now i feel you. no wonder you said chasing after few % extra is a waste of time. A very valid point indeed.Chasing short term FD promotional rate and opening bank accounts all over the place is just too time wasting for me. But wait till you reach the level when it is no longer practical to split the FD into blocks of RM20k because it is so time wasting for you and the bank teller, you will know the significance of slightly few % interest. |
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