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

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post Aug 3 2013, 11:30 PM

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Aug 3 2013, 10:27 PM)
I do not want to give your wrong information to cause you to blame your Bank Rakyat branch.

In fact your Bank Rakyat branch has given you a good deal if comparing to my deposit amount.
Both of my my FD amounts are more than RM 50K.
Keep your FD cert in a safe place, it will be troublesome if you lose your FD cert.
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Adding to those 2 placements, I believe you have more FDs with BR that total up to at least six figure amount, no? That's your leverage to get a few extra % than board rate.

Yea, it's going to be a looooong period of time to keep those certs...hahaha....
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post Aug 4 2013, 12:26 AM

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QUOTE(magika @ Aug 3 2013, 10:59 PM)
u no scare ! no PIDM  shakehead.gif

Note: Pls make sure to recalculate and compare to the sum printed on cert which includes principal plus total interest. For auto renewal make sure new cert is issued and recalculate also. Dont check later dont quarrel.  yawn.gif
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Not scare at all bruce.gif

Yea, I always do my own calculation before proceed to deposit my FDs. Saw your advice in this thread (or was it the earlier version?)

Aik, come to think of it....how is it possible that you ask me scared or not? You have more substantial amount in BR than I have. So, I'm supposed to do the asking, you scare or not?
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post Aug 4 2013, 12:47 AM

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Aug 3 2013, 11:36 PM)
Ha ha, after reading you guys thread, my 4.2% 12 months FD rate seems low already, envy loh  drool.gif

When my FD due starting Sept, will put some into 61 months and see if can get 5% or higher ! rclxms.gif

Also BoomChaCha has been counting asset into wee hours and also good in negotiation to get 4.9%.  notworthy.gif
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Come, come...join the club then let's do the gangnam style dance rclxm9.gif

And if really can get 5% or higher, please report here & the drinks are on you, yea...

BoomChaCha is counting asset & waiting to buka puasa innocent.gif
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post Aug 4 2013, 10:32 AM

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Aug 4 2013, 08:05 AM)
Ha ha, will send you a cyber drink if can get 5% or higher for the 5 years rate ................. Cheers  rclxm9.gif

BoomChaCha is surprisingly quiet last night, no update, lost in counting ??  rclxub.gif  Need any help ??  hmm.gif

add 10.15am Oh, maybe BoomChaCha is having Saturday Night Fever as the name suggest, boom .. cha...cha...?? tongue.gif
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Maybe after buka puasa, he keep counting his asset till dawn to sahur. So, now lying flat on the bed laugh.gif

On a more serious note, did you get your BR CNY hamper & hi-tea invitation prior to your 12-month 4.20% FD placement or after?
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post Aug 4 2013, 11:03 AM

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1. read dreamer101's take on personal inflation rate vs the annual percentage of CPI

2. if anyone know when the better deal will show up, please let us now instead of waiting for it happen

3. econ crisis will just plague BR & not other institution/non-PIDM institution?

4. FD vs UT? Why not compare Indonesia's FD rate vs PNB & PBB Mutual UT? Or Msia's 1998 FD rate vs UT?

5. Yes, I've put my money in BR & I will continue to deposit or withdraw my money based on my whims & fancies hands.gif
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post Aug 4 2013, 11:44 AM

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Aug 4 2013, 11:01 AM)
As my last placement with BR was before CNY, so the invitation is after my last placement with BR of the 4.2% interest.

Also I got 2 hampers with them as I told the ABM that I have 2 accounts with them (one joint account) both exceed their minimum requirement to get the hamper. Ha ha. Except not too happy with the hamper content, seems not too high value. Well, it is free ................. smile.gif
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Your hamper content not too high value? If my memory serves me well, it's health product wor...

Mine only content junk food nia...minimum requirement pun only 50K. So, I guess your BR branch has a higher min criteria.
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post Aug 4 2013, 11:53 AM

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QUOTE(magika @ Aug 4 2013, 11:30 AM)
I think you are in the wrong thread. We managed to accumulate RM all these years and do you think we were born yesterday. We may be naive on some things, but on certain things we do know whats happening. It maynot be known to you, but most of us have some other little things going on to increase our net worth. It may not be what you ecpect ie UT, HLA, PNB or whatever but certainly it is things that we ourselves are familiar and comfortable with.  Oh we do read investment thingy and also motivation books. Rather than go with the grain of the myth in investing what every tom, d*** & harry says, we rather go with our own formula. Oh, I do invest in shares (sometimes speculate also) and present holding of bluechips RMxxx k worth. But its not everyone cup of tea. What we deposited in FD is practically a very sure form of investment with returns that is acceptable to our ownself. Thats why we counted the returns every year rather than go with branded banks which gave lower than average returns. We are mostly generation X and we debunk the myth of saving only in instituition thats secured by popular belief. Some of us are also caught in the kooperasi debacle sometime back, and yet you think we are without experience in risk management. Nothing is really sure in this world but as money instruments FD is FD which ever way you look at it. PIDM or deposit insurance has not yet been proven to work anywhere in the world. Its a form of tax as in saying if the govt in the future need to bailout any banks, it might as well earn something currently though it still beats anyone how it actually works. Banks nowaday are practically tightly monitored by BNM, and rightly they are trying to comply with the BASEL accord for good banking regulations.  yawn.gif
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Waseh, you go straight to the jugular...really no holds barred biggrin.gif

I think that fellow assumed that we put our entire money in BR's FD & afraid that BR will fall humpty dumpty style. It's OK, we know what we're doing.
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post Aug 4 2013, 12:38 PM

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Wow, you were merely asking questions? I'm impressed.

You never compare anything? I lagi impressed.

Other forummers who wish to be impressed, please refer back to post #1622.

Is the comparison between FD rate & UT rate valid in the 1st place? That's the reason I asked back: why not compare Indonesia's FD rate to UT 's return?
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post Aug 4 2013, 02:41 PM

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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Aug 4 2013, 12:22 PM)
Wow. I am impressed. I just asking some questions and see what i have got? Strong bold comment. Seem like i am bashing you guys, but in fact I AM NOT.

I NEVER compare anything. But, sigh.

If want compare, compare 90's FD rate to now.

Up to 12% ( ComB, MBB, HSBC, PBB ) compare to now, which is 3 - 5 %. 

I know the chances for a bank to fall is relatively low, but i am just concern about it, please don't get me wrong, mate. smile.gif
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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Aug 4 2013, 12:34 PM)
Nope, i din't compare, because HJebat did mention in the reply  blush.gif 

I am quite new in FD, thats why i ask more about BR.  sad.gif

I think is impossible for me to got 5% since i can't made it to the min req.
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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Aug 4 2013, 01:08 PM)
Ok, fine, I did. I do. I want compare at first. You satisfied.

A very simple enquiry, does the rate of A will higher then the rate of B. And its not " rate of A will for sure higher than the rate of B "

Holy. If you me to apologize, fine. I am sorry then. And this thread isn't for enquiry and discussion of FD at first? :/
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Yes, this thread is for enquiry & discussion of FD. Not for someone to twist & turn his/her statements (especially your red color statements).

You are so sure that stock & UT have more superior returns (just in case you wanna ask how I know, refer to post 1394 & 1464), then why do you ask "are you guys really sure..." this & that? (Again, if you wanna deny, refer to post 1622). You wanna ask for our behalf? Well, I'm sure it's not your intention, because you mentioned you are quite new in FD & wanna ask more about BR (the orange part).

Now, let's see...the green statement: A very simple enquiry, does the rate of A will higher then the rate of B. And its not " rate of A will for sure higher than the rate of B ". Which one of your question in post 1622, refers to that? This one?: and you guys really sure this FD rate will ever beat PNB products and also PBB Mutual? Wow, from my understanding, you're asking are we really sure FD > UT? But the on the green part, you asked does the rate of A (FD/UT) will higher than the rate of B (FD/UT)...try to BS again I'd say.

You kena kantoi-ed. Almost all your statements are messed up, with twists & turns to your liking. So, to me, that's not an enquiry or a discussion of FD. You're trying to cover up your messed up statements.
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post Aug 4 2013, 08:28 PM

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QUOTE(tbheng @ Aug 4 2013, 07:51 PM)
Eh, I ain't get any hamper nor invite to makan-makan.  cry.gif
Are these branch specific goodies again. Haiz...
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Yes, it is branch specific goodies. My hamper & hi-tea are < bbgoat's (not to say that I'm complaining, just sharing infos).

While another branch, never ever have any goodies for me cry.gif
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post Aug 4 2013, 08:45 PM

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Aug 4 2013, 08:07 PM)
Yes,brows.gif  I always count my money and assets:  [attachmentid=3569773]
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Fuh, no wonder you can't stop counting your assets & repeatedly making FD placements...everyday can practice buying properties, make as much money as you can, and drive your opponents into bankruptcy... tongue.gif
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post Aug 4 2013, 09:25 PM

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QUOTE(magika @ Aug 4 2013, 09:11 PM)
That is good but hopefully dont count your maid money and touch her assets.  biggrin.gif
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Cannot tahan la this fellow, I laugh till guling-guling on the floor laugh.gif

Maid's assets as in $$$ or "assets" as in...ehem innocent.gif (just in case this post is been monitored, by "assets" I meant her...errr, haiya...since this is FD thread, I meant her FD la whistling.gif )...but I have reason to believe magika knows what I'm implying ph34r.gif
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Aug 6 2013, 10:26 AM)
With slowing economy, IR is unlikely to rise in near to medium term.

IR generally rising with robust economy, high inflation. Both GDP figure as well as CPI doesn't suggest BNM will be hawkish on interest rate.
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In your previous post, you mentioned that 5 years FD placement is too long to keep the money (5 years to me is medium term).

And in your opinion, the IR is unlikely to rise to 4/5% in near to medium term (that's the reason I lock in BR's 4.6% for 61-month).

So, can share how do you intend to deploy your excess money in this kind of environment? Would like to see things from your perspective.
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post Aug 8 2013, 04:09 PM

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Aug 8 2013, 03:26 PM)
4.13% is a good rate. You can try to get higher like 4.2%. If higher, let us know and it will be a new record for 12 months rate. Anyway 61 months have even H I G H E R rates ............................ drool.gif
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As reported in this thread, 4.20% record for 12-month tenure has been broken wor...new record is 4.25% (forgot by which forummer, from negeri jelapang padi).
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post Aug 8 2013, 08:30 PM

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QUOTE(venicelim @ Aug 8 2013, 04:11 PM)
which FD will giv such high rate?
Are you guys referring to other investment instead of FD?
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Non-promo FD offered by Bank Rakyat. You have to dig up the pros & cons of BR from this thread (and previous FD threads) before you commit tho, because not all forummers prefer it.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Aug 8 2013, 04:13 PM)
Can you recall when was this, recently ? I may have missed it. Last time in Feb I was trying to get 4.25% but was not successful. Thanks.
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You missed the post meh? Refer to post #1397 grumble.gif & #1405 shakehead.gif

So, the new high is 4.25% for 12-month placement liao.

Now is early August, waiting for you to achieve 5% 61-month tenure in September ya...lai lai wa lang tang lu liao icon_rolleyes.gif


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post Aug 8 2013, 11:25 PM

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Depends on personal preferences.

Assuming 50K for 12-month tenure with 4.11% vs 50K for 61-month tenure with 4.70%, the difference is >RM300++ per year return (only).

Is that worth the effort/hassle? Depends on individual's perspective. I have short term & long term FD combo in BR blush.gif




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post Aug 9 2013, 11:30 PM

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Aug 8 2013, 11:31 PM)
Ha ha, forgive old man has short memory lah. sweat.gif

Wa sai, challenge now loh. You may be disappointed as I will forget about this  l a t e r ,  bay ki liao ................ brows.gif
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You are about to embark on a highly anticipated mission on breaking the Lowyat Book of BR Record, how can you forget?

No worries, by the end of this month, I'll give you another friendly reminder nod.gif
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post Aug 9 2013, 11:33 PM

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QUOTE(pinksapphire @ Aug 9 2013, 02:12 AM)
Yeah...to me, eventhough I'm so particular, sometimes I feel is it worth the troubles or headache over an insignificant amount...and to be tied up so long just to get that. So, I guess my take for my own preference is...nothing more than a year.
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Huh?
I thought going for a 1 year FD is more troublesome than putting the money for a longer term one, since you need to be constantly on the look out for promos that offer sweet deals when your FD matures (unless you’re not that sort of person).

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Aug 9 2013, 11:30 PM)
What do you mean?
No good? It does not work this way..?

Or you want to treat me a dinner?  biggrin.gif
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I suppose he meant 5.5% is too high of an expectation laugh.gif

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