my earlier batch of FD at OCBC are matured in Oct and some in Nov, RM told me the FD can be renewed at 3.5% for 3 or 6 or 9 months, no need to be fresh fund.
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia V3, Read 1st post to find highest rate.
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Nov 3 2012, 10:45 AM
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my earlier batch of FD at OCBC are matured in Oct and some in Nov, RM told me the FD can be renewed at 3.5% for 3 or 6 or 9 months, no need to be fresh fund.
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Nov 5 2012, 07:40 PM
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Nov 1 2012, 11:32 AM) So coming back to OCBC 5% 3 Months 50% AUM for NEW Premier Account, if you wife has yet to sign up for PB status, she is eligible for the promo when she applies for BP status. Trick is - you and your spouse should never apply for PB status at the same time to enjoy the same promo for the same fund. For example, if promo is good for RM200K, and you have RM400K split it to 2 accounts i.e. 1 account you name first and the second accut your spouse name. If the husband or wife open the account with full rm400k, he or she will enjoy the 5% promo rate. After three months, husband or wife opened another joint account using the same RM 400k. Wont it be better off? Just now opened joint premier account. Three products are required, smart saver and easi-save are considered as same category of saving account. Thus a person cant have the combination of FD, smart saver and saving account to be considered as three products. Instead a person can open islamic saving account which is considered as different catergory from smart saver. Combination of FD, smart saver (rm20 to open account) and islamic saving account (also another rm20 to open account). The islamic FD which offered at 4% earlier is no longer available. A travelling bag is given as a gift. The quality of the bag is not that good compared to last time when I got it from Hong Leong bank - a polo travelling bag with wheels |
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Nov 6 2012, 02:02 AM
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Nov 7 2012, 04:19 PM
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QUOTE(ngaisteve1 @ Nov 7 2012, 03:24 PM) it is not FD rate. Example if you have RM300k loan, and if BLR is 6.6% and bank offer -2.4%, so the interest bank charge is 4.2%. But if you money say RM20k to dump into that current account, bank will give you back 4.2% for that RM20k. So, it is indirectly 4.2% p.a. Am i right? In that case you better ask bank charged you 6.6% so you can earn 6.6% or better still ask for BLR +2.4% for your flexi loan |
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Nov 8 2012, 04:39 PM
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Nov 8 2012, 09:53 PM
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QUOTE(whereis the love @ Nov 8 2012, 05:52 PM) Thats means u can get the news faster than uob..hehe Compare the exchange rate a year ago and see what is the difference. called that number X. (100 x X)/current exchange rate = AAdded on November 8, 2012, 5:56 pmJust to ask,im working in singapore and earning dollar,which country shud i keep my FD?coz singapore here bank only offer about 1% p.a..which i think is quite lower than in malaysia,but somebody told me that better dollars than myr coz myr value drop faster than dollars,is that true??correct me is im wrong..thanks Take Malaysia FD rate minus Spore FD rate (12 months) - B If A>B keep money in S$ If A < B keep money in RM what about the foreign currency FD in Singapore? |
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QUOTE(whereis the love @ Nov 8 2012, 10:54 PM) Currently cimb sg only offer 0.83% p.a fd..which i think much more lower than my is 3.x..now $1=rm2.5,max is 2.52,mini 2.45,whats ur opinion?? Iin Malaysia usually the foreign currency FD normally offers a higher rate than that of local currency. You can explore that in Singapore as S$ is performing well against other currency. But as the other member mentioned ultimately where will you spend the money is important as well as you need to take the currency exchange into consideration |
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QUOTE(Chigme @ Nov 12 2012, 09:17 PM) For OCBC premier banking, the 5% p.a 3 months promotional rate in one of the T&C mentions that : Yes.. Only the batch that you joined in entitled to the promote rate. Only half that amount entitle to 5%. If you are married, after 3 months let your spouse join in as premier provided earlier you didnt register your spouse.3.5.8. This Premier 3-month FD Promotion is limited to one FD placement for each Eligible Premier Banking Customer. Does it mean that if i transferred subsequent fresh fund after the first placement, i am not entitled to the 5% p.a promotional rate for second batch of transfer? |
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QUOTE(munkeyflo @ Nov 14 2012, 04:41 PM) Anything from Hong Leong recently? Just got a call from them asking to meet up at my office this Friday to show me their new promotion. The girl said something about guaranteed return and better than FD promo rates. This is typical tricks used by most banks, two parts -Guaranteed return part will sure less than FD or same as FD rate. Better than FD part will be the projected non-guarantee return |
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QUOTE(munkeyflo @ Nov 14 2012, 07:49 PM) After I told her not interested, she told me this one got guarantee return in black and white and it's a saving account because they want us to save. I think the sales person is referring to HL Cash Builder which you have to pay up to 6 years. OCBC has something similar called Builder Express which you have to pay for 12 years. Both schemes claimed better than FD rate but the trick is the return has two portions, one guarantee and the other is non-guarantee (projected return) |
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QUOTE(ilovefdmalaysia @ Nov 15 2012, 12:26 PM) Thanks magika. I recalculate the math, the year is base on (365 not 366) and the TARIKH MATANG did not included. For my case, (9/nov to 9 feb) will be 22+31+31+8 which is 92 days. Thanks Bro GenX, i had read through your post (http://genxgenygenz.blogspot.com). The dividend is credited monthly for my 5.5 years' tenure, but for 3 months the manager said can not. The 5.5 year interest is 4.65%. I feel ok about this. Use Compounded interest on FD and make a comparison on what you have investedAdded on November 15, 2012, 12:32 pmRelated to the Hong Leong Assurance thingy, i do the maths and found that the guarenteed return is 4.3% to 4.6% (depend on age of buying) for the span of 15 years. There is also divendend from the not guarenteed part. I buy this because i think only paying for 6 year and wait for another 9 year (when it become mature) take out all to enjoy. All sifus are welcome to comment. Thanks |
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QUOTE(munkeyflo @ Nov 16 2012, 02:09 PM) OCBC 80/20 Saving FD Promo thing is quite confusing. Actually the ocbc combo saving is not that complicated. Just treat it as FD + smart saver as a total FD package.It's best if you guys just wanna put in as a one off thing. Currently I have put money into this promo twice already, one maturing 15th December and the other one 15th January, so the 20% in my Smart Savers account cannot withdraw until 1st February or else it'll be 0.5% interest. And have to top up RM1000 every month to get 3% or else it's 2.5%. 80% in FD and 20% in smart saver and treat smart saver as "FD" as well. If you top up rm 1000 in smart saver, you will get 3% interest for smart saver. You can also choose to top up RM50, the interest rate will be 2.85%. If you open FD for three months you will not prematurely withdraw before 3 months unless it is needed. Just treat your money inside smart saver as an "FD" and top up either rm50 or rm1000 monthly for three months. With bank rakyat offering more than 4% rate, for those people dont mind money to be tied up for 12 months will probably open FD account there. I still prefer saving combo as I need to use the money later on. |
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QUOTE(magika @ Nov 20 2012, 11:44 AM) Heads up Guys, courtesy of Jes88. Saw the news earlier and I did mentioned in this forum, MBSB planned to become a bank next year as they are tyrying to fulfill the banking criteria.MBSB FD rates until 31 Dec 2012 6 mths - 3.80% 9 mths - 3.90% 12 mths - 4.05% If open Cashrich Account min RM1k FD rate added 0.05% Now I wonder, MBSB is registered under Cooperative or Bank.. Excert from its website Quote "MBSB is 'an Exempt Finance Company' MBSB is defined as a Scheduled Institution under the Banking and Financial Institution Act 1989 (BAFIA). The status of an Exempt Finance Company was granted to MBSB on 1 March 1972 by the Ministry of Finance and the status has remained since. This allows MBSB to undertake a financing business in the absence of a banking license." The new rate is very attractive for 6 and 9 months. Guess this is the highest at this moment for 6 and 9 months whereas ocbc saving combo is giving around 3.8% for 3 months. Correct me if I am wrong 3 months -ocbc 6 and 9 months mbsb 12 months - mbsb or BR |
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QUOTE(im.thetrader @ Nov 21 2012, 07:42 AM) For my point of view Unit Trust is one kind of low risk and high return investment, i would say as liquid as FD because only a week to withdraw~ but a lot people think that unit trust can't generate a lot profit personally i think the main reason is the which agent you get advice from. Not to say all, some of the agents they just want to close the deal do the business, cincai cincai introduce any fund to aunty uncle, invest in lumpsum. If you dig into more details in unit trust, you will find that quite a numbers of fund giving more than 40% over 3 years or more than 10% in one year. If you clever enough to do switching, i believe even more return. I dont like unit trust because of the fixed service fee paid to the fund manager irrespective of the fund performance. All these more than 40% return is not looking at the dollar invested and compare before and after.The other tools may be saving account like Hong Leong Income building, deposit RM25k per year for 6 years, will get RM6.5k every year for 30 years. and the risk to me is near 0~ It just a lot of people don't know there is actually such a good investment tools. correct me if im wrong~ Rm25k and interest at 4% at bank rakyat Year 1 rm 25k x 1.04 = 26k Year 2 (rm 25 k +rm 26k) x1.04 = rm 67.6k Year 3 (rm 25k + rm 67.6k) x 1.04 = rm96.304k Year 4 (rm 25k+ rm 96.304k) x 1.04= rm 126.16k Year 5 (rm 25k + rm 126.16k) x 1 .04 = rm157.2k Year 6 (rm25k + rm 157.2k) x 1.04 = rm 189.5k Versus rm6.5k x 30 years= rm195k. The purchasing power of rm6.5k after 10 years onwards will probably become like rm 4.5k and at year 30, rm6.5k will probably like rm3k or less. With rm 189.5k , interest remain at 4%, compounded from year 7 to year 30, tell me how much will it be? Put it in excel spreadsheet and do the comparison then will realize why people are playing musical chair |
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QUOTE(magika @ Nov 22 2012, 09:25 AM) I m interested in doing the calculation for the builder thingy but really could not find any hard data. So secret one lah.. like scared WB learned about it will queue and buy all the quota. Secret thing no good. I did excel calculation yesterday and did try to find data , wonder whether anybody has real data on the builder scheme so can past the time exercising brain cells. Thanks for pointing out the error. Didnt use Excel to work out and hence the error doing year by year. HongLeong dont have hard data in the sense that it is a new product and hence data are all projected based on assumptions. Suggest you look at both HL and Ocbc to compare.Added on November 22, 2012, 9:27 am Can try PMA-i at MBB, research first though.. Added on November 22, 2012, 11:34 am gsc, your year 2 calculation should be 53.04k.. end of year 6 should be 172k approx |
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Nov 23 2012, 11:37 PM) This is not your normal bank bond like CIMB Innovative or PBB NIT issued few years back which are not refernced to any index. Which means you get the coupon rate fixed Invested in Public Bank structured product before. If not msaken it is 3 years 9 months. First year gave miseable coupon and subsequent 2nd and 3rd year zero coupon. Currently nav only 97+. You are right to say put into FD will probably get more return6.8% and 7.2%, somewhere around there IINM., UNLESS the bank collapse. This one is more like structured product and return is referenced to an index in this case KLIBOR. The index out of range you may get ZERO return, ie no interest/dividend payment during that period.So you can get ZERO return even when the bank is not collapse! Besides the return rate of 4.8% is poor for such a long period. You can safely get 4.7% guaranteed month after month irrespective of whatever index up or down, with 5 years FD at MBSB. so to me , this one is a risky product, not good. i had similar experience some years back with this, end up getting very little only over 3 years, worse than FD!! It is not a safe product! When the index went out of range bank no need to pay interest and it will keep it going without call back. When index keep within range bank cannot tahan the payment, bank can easily play dirty by call back and return your investment. |
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QUOTE(ilovefdmalaysia @ Nov 25 2012, 02:32 PM) Yes, thank for the advice. i am kind of worry. MBSB, Bank Persatuan, Bank pembangunan, BSN, BANK MUAMALAT and Agrobank all under Koperasi and MOF, be careful. NO PIDM. With bank and government advertiseemnt on PIDM protection, there is explanation from where and how PIDM get the money to protect the depositors money in the bank. PIDM gets the money from the members bank to join as the members and now they have included insurance company to pay the money yearly as well to be a member and claimed to the public it is PIDM protected. There is no financial reporting nor statement reported in the public on PIDM perform yearly and also no transparency on the mechanism on how it get the money to protect depositors. I guessed this is another government "initiative" to collect money. |
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QUOTE(plumberly @ Nov 26 2012, 03:22 PM) gsc, There was a link or some write up which I have posted earlier in this forum. I looked at the fee paid to the PIDM as a member bank, it is sure not enough to cover if bank bankrupts. I guess PIDM probably outsource the risk (if they are doing probably) to insurance companies to share the risk. But on the on the other hand, I doubt insurance company will take it up. PIDM needs to explain to the public the mechanism of protection rather than giving lip service through advertisement that our money is protected.Good point. I have been wondering wihat really is this PIDM, do banks pay to PIDM for the guarantee, how much, etc., etc. Even with member banks paying for this service, I really doubt that the service fees will be sufficient to pay to the depositors if the bank(s) closes down. Maybe the final big brother at the end of the line is the govt to decide and bail out the troubled bank(s). Just my thought. How much do banks pay for this PIDM service ? RM x million per bank per year ? How much are depositors' total amount in a typical bank ? RM 100 million ? RM 1 billion ? Something does not add up. My 2 cents. |
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