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 Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia V4, Please read 1st post.

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post Sep 2 2013, 11:13 PM

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Sep 2 2013, 11:00 PM)
Also with the ATM card, you can set-up online account and do fund transfer (for the monthly interest). Last time you have asked about this, right ?
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Yes...but I have not done it yet.
I just withdraw my interest every few months.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Sep 2 2013, 11:00 PM)
I have found the GIRO transfer to be very useful for the monthly interest from BR. Especially with the 10cent fee. Instead of traveling to the branch or even use ATM card to withdraw the fund.
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Yes, you told me before. I will do it as soon as possible.
Thank you notworthy.gif

Don't know the interest rate will go up or down by next year..? sweat.gif

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post Sep 3 2013, 03:41 AM

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Reference: Affin Bank Savings Account Revision of Rate

Existing

RM1.00 - RM999.99 - 0.90%
RM1,000.00 - RM4,999.99 - 1.45%
RM5,000.00 - RM19,999.99 - 1.90%
RM20,000.00 - RM99,999.99 - 2.80%
RM100,000.00 - RM499,999.99 - 2.85%
RM500,000.00 - RM999,999.99- 3.10%
RM1,000,000.00 and above - 3.38%

w.e.f. 23 Sep 2013

RM1.00 - RM999.99 - 0.50%
RM1,000.00 - RM4,999.99 - 1.00%
RM5,000.00 - RM19,999.99 - 1.90%
RM20,000.00 - RM99,999.99 - 2.80%
RM100,000.00 - RM499,999.99 - 2.85%
RM500,000.00 - RM999,999.99- 3.10%
RM1,000,000.00 and above - 3.38%

Only the top two tiers are affected.
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post Sep 3 2013, 10:01 AM

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Sep 2 2013, 10:04 PM)
Hi Tech, I think so, since OCBC help line agent did not mention about this 3.3% for 9 months FD would stop.
Am Bank beats OCBC with extra 0.25 point, so why not go for Am Bank?

You have a very nice RM lo...  smile.gif
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I am looking for 3 month ...for may be 6 months since many banks are lowering down their rate..

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post Sep 3 2013, 10:06 AM

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QUOTE(gsc @ Sep 3 2013, 10:01 AM)
I am looking for 3 month ...for may be 6 months since many banks are lowering down their rate..
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So what the BR's ABM told me last Friday may be correct, that the FD rate may come down ?? sweat.gif cry.gif
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post Sep 3 2013, 11:24 AM

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QUOTE(hcolin @ Sep 2 2013, 01:59 PM)
Earlier this year, Mach had a FD promo of 4% p.a for online placement. shocking.gif
Indeed they did, and I missed the boat by a week as I didn't realise it would end during that month. But now, just placed mine for 3 mths at 3.15% which compared to Maybank, 3.15% is for 12 mths.

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Sep 2 2013, 09:14 PM)
We can foresee everything is going to be more expensive soon; theoretically speaking, interest rates should rise to
against inflation, but interest rates are dropping lately..what are we going to eat..?? Massimo..?  biggrin.gif
Had a banana for bfast and that should last me till lunch tongue.gif

Just started to stalk this thread. Very informative and good sharing by everyone here thumbup.gif
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post Sep 3 2013, 12:44 PM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Sep 2 2013, 08:55 PM)
No, this is not Australia. In Malaysia, no need declare a sen earned from our savings or FD accounts. However, if you rent your properties, then yes, the income is taxable.
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Thanks for the reply. In that case, i don't need to track the interest earned from my FD. Thanx smile.gif
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post Sep 3 2013, 04:34 PM

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Random thought of the day. Sometimes I wonder if it's worth my hassle to switch from one bank to the other due to very small difference in interest rates. Let's say I'm used to OCBC, would I wanna bother changing to a new bank (never dealt before) just for a slightly higher rate?

At the end of the day, the actual value is probably just not that much. How much do you think is worth the switch and risk? RM50? RM100? Or does RM10 enough to sway you?

Would like to hear from anyone on this smile.gif
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post Sep 3 2013, 05:00 PM

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QUOTE(Jenny87 @ Sep 3 2013, 12:44 PM)
Thanks for the reply. In that case, i don't need to track the interest earned from my FD. Thanx smile.gif
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You are welcome.

To ALL: I just updated Post#1, any other FD Promo(s) from Commercial Banks that I missed and worth mentioning?
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post Sep 3 2013, 05:01 PM

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QUOTE(pinksapphire @ Sep 3 2013, 04:34 PM)
Random thought of the day. Sometimes I wonder if it's worth my hassle to switch from one bank to the other due to very small difference in interest rates. Let's say I'm used to OCBC, would I wanna bother changing to a new bank (never dealt before) just for a slightly higher rate?

At the end of the day, the actual value is probably just not that much. How much do you think is worth the switch and risk? RM50? RM100? Or does RM10 enough to sway you?

Would like to hear from anyone on this smile.gif
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Ha..ha. at last some one who is also tired of playing musical chairs. It depends on the total fund involved. For me I concentrate on two major banks for my main funds, a few lesser fund in eFD, enough funds for a year use in CASA.

I would think gains above RM100 pa is worth the shift provided it is convenient. laugh.gif

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post Sep 3 2013, 05:13 PM

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I just saw the promo by AmBank:

3.55% pa for 9 months, 10k min, fresh fund.

This is a direct old fashioned FD right, no CASA, no step up?
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post Sep 3 2013, 05:21 PM

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QUOTE(magika @ Sep 3 2013, 05:01 PM)
Ha..ha. at last some one who is also tired of playing musical chairs. It depends on the total fund involved. For me I concentrate on two major banks for my main funds, a few lesser fund in eFD, enough funds for a year use in CASA.

I would think gains above RM100 pa is worth the shift provided it is convenient.  laugh.gif
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Ha ha, "wise men think alike" ................ thumbup.gif

To me I always look at the return for the effort to switch to another bank. RM100 pa is the minimum for me to do the move (single move of a FD to another bank). Most of the time it is higher than that for a new account.

Like Citibank, 1 year FD at 3.05% versus BR of 4.2%, it can be substantial depending on the sum involved.

It depends very much on the individual's as well. Like someone has commented, super rich people may just park their cash in foreign banks and don't care so much on the different FD interest. tongue.gif

But for others they may have lower threshold of "gain" to do the FD move. smile.gif

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post Sep 3 2013, 06:55 PM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Sep 3 2013, 05:00 PM)
You are welcome.

To ALL: I just updated Post#1, any other FD Promo(s) from Commercial Banks that I missed and worth mentioning?
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MACH Gurney Paragon Penang, 1st Mach in Penang 3.55% for 3 months , minimum rm10k, end Oct..compare to KL 4% promo earlier..this is comparatively low...again a sign of interest rate going downwards....
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post Sep 3 2013, 07:22 PM

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QUOTE(gsc @ Sep 3 2013, 06:55 PM)
MACH Gurney Paragon Penang, 1st Mach in Penang 3.55% for 3 months , minimum rm10k, end Oct..compare to KL 4% promo earlier..this is comparatively low...again a sign of interest rate going downwards....
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Its better to wait for Thursday BNM revised OPR ! I think sweat.gif

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post Sep 3 2013, 07:27 PM

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Sep 3 2013, 05:21 PM)
Ha ha, "wise men think alike" ................ thumbup.gif

To me I always look at the return for the effort to switch to another bank. RM100 pa is the minimum for me to do the move (single move of a FD to another bank). Most of the time it is higher than that for a new account.

Like Citibank, 1 year FD at 3.05% versus BR of 4.2%, it can be substantial depending on the sum involved.

It depends very much on the individual's as well. Like someone has commented, super rich people may just park their cash in foreign banks and don't care so much on the different FD interest.  tongue.gif

But for others they may have lower threshold of "gain" to do the FD move.  smile.gif
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I think I know your threshold of gain is higher than most of us .. notworthy.gif VVIP...

A 0.1% pa diff to 100k deposit is RM100. So if you have many multiples of that, then it becomes interesting. Does not applies to me of course.. doh.gif

Its why chasing after musical chairs is for mostly loaded people, and the dont haves like me opt out due to pittiance advantage.


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post Sep 3 2013, 07:50 PM

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QUOTE(magika @ Sep 3 2013, 07:27 PM)
I think I know your threshold of gain is higher than most of us .. notworthy.gif VVIP...

A 0.1% pa diff to 100k deposit is RM100. So if you have many multiples of that, then it becomes interesting. Does not applies to me of course.. doh.gif

Its why chasing after musical chairs is for mostly loaded people, and the dont haves like me opt out due to pittiance advantage.
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Really loaded people do not play FD musical chair or play partial one like those that concentrate on few (2) banks ................. tongue.gif

But of course some of the really loaded people are different, they do play the FD musical chair. But not me ........................... biggrin.gif



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QUOTE(gsc @ Sep 3 2013, 06:55 PM)
MACH Gurney Paragon Penang, 1st Mach in Penang 3.55% for 3 months , minimum rm10k, end Oct..compare to KL 4% promo earlier..this is comparatively low...again a sign of interest rate going downwards....
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Noted, updated 1st post to benefit those in Penang Island

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post Sep 3 2013, 08:52 PM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Sep 3 2013, 08:42 PM)
Noted, updated 1st post to benefit those in Penang Island
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Thank you, Captain !! rclxms.gif

Mach previous promotion of 4% is really good, those of us in Pg missed it ! cry.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Sep 2 2013, 11:00 PM)
Also with the ATM card, you can set-up online account and do fund transfer (for the monthly interest). Last time you have asked about this, right ?

I have found the GIRO transfer to be very useful for the monthly interest from BR. Especially with the 10cent fee. Instead of traveling to the branch or even use ATM card to withdraw the fund.
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What is ur ATM card type?

How much u deposit?
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QUOTE(magika @ Sep 3 2013, 07:22 PM)
Its better to wait for Thursday BNM revised OPR ! I think  sweat.gif
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I do not think there will be any change.

Rise? Will harm the already slowing economy.
Drop? No the right time, as it may send RM depreciate more against USD, which may result in inflation issue especially just after the petrol price hike.

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post Sep 3 2013, 10:07 PM

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QUOTE(cherroy @ Sep 3 2013, 09:55 PM)
I do not think there will be any change.

Rise? Will harm the already slowing economy.
Drop? No the right time, as it may send RM depreciate more against USD, which may result in inflation issue especially just after the petrol price hike.
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Actually a few days ago, I said that BNM will not dare to raise rates. But since today increased in petrol prices, it seems that they have broken the psychological barrier, so just maybe there is the possibility of increasing a bit. sweat.gif
One thing to take into consideration is that household debts increasing so maybe it could reined it under control a bit.


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