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

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post Jun 14 2013, 02:46 PM

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 14 2013, 02:21 PM)
“Initial investigations revealed that the victim had passed the cash money over to the man instead of depositing it over the counter
as usually practised."

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Idiot. Nothing much can be said about her.
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post Jun 14 2013, 03:01 PM

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QUOTE(AVFAN @ Jun 14 2013, 10:39 AM)
the choice of which bank for an individual depends on amt, tenure, one's attitude towards pidm insurance coverage, convenience of location. my read from this thread is for pidm, ocbc, uob and hlb are most popular. non-pidm, bank rakyat. pbb and foreign banks seem not popular.

since u already have cimb and mbb, it does make sense to stay with them for small amt and short tenure. not worth the hassle and extra time and driving since it may be just a few rm a month difference. however for large amts and longer tenure, diff can be huge.

some banks like hlb insist you open an a/c to do fd. others like uob do not.

most major banks do not do "false promo" or "manipulate" - these are usually advertising creatives that have fine print one may tend to overlook, so do read carefully.

thanks to the dedicated taikors, this thread has all the useful info on local fd, do spend time to read and ask specific questions for good answers.

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thanks avfan for the detail explanation.
i think its better to stick with CIMB instead of go for conventional bank.
by the way, is there much difference if the bank in not covered under PIDM?
as for bank rakyat, its covered by under MOF rite?
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post Jun 14 2013, 03:22 PM

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QUOTE(suadrif @ Jun 14 2013, 03:01 PM)
thanks avfan for the detail explanation.
i think its better to stick with CIMB instead of go for conventional bank.
by the way, is there much difference if the bank in not covered under PIDM?
as for bank rakyat, its covered by under MOF rite?
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I don't like CIMB bank. And their FD rate is not one of the best and I don't like their service. Can you believe that I heard of a case where someone went there to withdraw money and the bank told him "We don't have enough money, cannot give you". Lol, like wth, right? The bank can shiok shiok have no money with them. So what if I need as emergency, then how?
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QUOTE(suadrif @ Jun 14 2013, 03:01 PM)
by the way, is there much difference if the bank in not covered under PIDM?
as for bank rakyat, its covered by under MOF rite?
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this question has been hacked to death over and over again.
answer is really individual preference.
think there is a 50-50 split here as to whether it matters or not in this country.

me, i go for pidm only. for my own reasons, of course.
my other main criteria for choice of bank is very much convenience of location.
simply hate the idea of driving, time and petrol spent doing merry-go-rounds. biggrin.gif
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post Jun 14 2013, 03:41 PM

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QUOTE(RO Player @ Jun 14 2013, 03:35 PM)
teacher = 19mil FD? songlap or strike lottery toto?  hmm.gif
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Everybody is interested to know how come she has RM 19 million.. ha.. ha..

According to China Press, this money belongs to her and her family members,
her family is running recycled business.

But I do not understand why they are so careless?




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This 47 year old. teacher must be friends with Rosmah to have RM19 million in FD. Give so much money to 25-year-old boy, the teacher must be lonely.
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Jun 13 2013, 08:31 PM)
Is your amount below $50K and/or your FD tenure is less than 6-month?
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Tenure is 12 months & amount is not below RM50k.
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post Jun 14 2013, 07:56 PM

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So far nothing else is new...time flies and it's already mid June.
I asked a UOB officer (random visit) and she told me that even if there's any new promo after this month, the interest rate will not be higher, only lower.
I wonder if anyone's gotten any feedback on the outlook from other banks that they can share?
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Received called from Hong Leong bank saying there is a FD promotion 5.25% per year. The staff wanted to make appointment to explain to me. I asked her is this 5.25% a pure FD and not reuired to buy any structured products or unit trust etc..she said is pure FD. I told her email to me the detail first begore meeting up...no news thereafter...anyone of you aware of this FD promo?
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QUOTE(gsc @ Jun 15 2013, 12:24 AM)
Received called from Hong Leong bank saying there is a FD promotion 5.25% per year. The staff wanted to make appointment to explain to me. I asked her is this 5.25% a pure FD and not reuired to buy any structured products or unit trust etc..she said is pure FD. I told her email to me the detail first begore meeting up...no news thereafter...anyone of you aware of this FD promo?
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HLB quite snake, their MACH FD also snaky one.
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QUOTE(gsc @ Jun 15 2013, 12:24 AM)
Received called from Hong Leong bank saying there is a FD promotion 5.25% per year. The staff wanted to make appointment to explain to me. I asked her is this 5.25% a pure FD and not reuired to buy any structured products or unit trust etc..she said is pure FD. I told her email to me the detail first begore meeting up...no news thereafter...anyone of you aware of this FD promo?
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Cannot be so nice one. Maybe pure FD, but step-up version, etc. Surely won't be effective rate.
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QUOTE(DAViS @ Jun 15 2013, 12:46 AM)
HLB quite snake, their MACH FD also snaky one.
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Ha..ha.. biggrin.gif

How snaky are HLB and Mach?

I do not think they are as snaky as OCBC's 4.5% FD bundled with Smart Savers..




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QUOTE(DAViS @ Jun 15 2013, 12:46 AM)
HLB quite snake, their MACH FD also snaky one.
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HL Bank MACH FD promo rate is 4% pure FD, which part of it is snakey? Pls enlighten us.
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QUOTE(gsc @ Jun 15 2013, 12:24 AM)
Received called from Hong Leong bank saying there is a FD promotion 5.25% per year. The staff wanted to make appointment to explain to me. I asked her is this 5.25% a pure FD and not reuired to buy any structured products or unit trust etc..she said is pure FD. I told her email to me the detail first begore meeting up...no news thereafter...anyone of you aware of this FD promo?
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Apparently, when a "simple fd" which requires meet up to explain, chances are the so called simple fd comes with string attachment.


QUOTE(DAViS @ Jun 15 2013, 12:46 AM)
HLB quite snake, their MACH FD also snaky one.
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To the contrary, I find MACH 4% 12 mth FD is the best in its category because it pays monthly interest automatically to my SA. With monthly compaunding interest, the effective rate is higher than 4%

This post has been edited by aeiou228: Jun 15 2013, 09:29 AM
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QUOTE(gsc @ Jun 15 2013, 12:24 AM)
Received called from Hong Leong bank saying there is a FD promotion 5.25% per year. The staff wanted to make appointment to explain to me. I asked her is this 5.25% a pure FD and not reuired to buy any structured products or unit trust etc..she said is pure FD. I told her email to me the detail first begore meeting up...no news thereafter...anyone of you aware of this FD promo?
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Are u sure it's HLB, not HLA? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(gsc @ Jun 15 2013, 12:24 AM)
Received called from Hong Leong bank saying there is a FD promotion 5.25% per year. The staff wanted to make appointment to explain to me. I asked her is this 5.25% a pure FD and not reuired to buy any structured products or unit trust etc..she said is pure FD. I told her email to me the detail first begore meeting up...no news thereafter...anyone of you aware of this FD promo?
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I do not think any FD can offer so high a pure 5.25% FD for full p.a. without any bundled, or not a step up one.

The most 1 year FD which many can get is around 4% only, (be it step up or bundled package CASA or new customer promotion)

5.25% is 225 basic points above OPR rate (3%), it is almost impossible for bank to give such offer without any clause or package.

Bank lend out at BLR and some home loan is offering at BLR - 1~2%.
At 5.25%, bank can make a loss already.

If there is, you may see huge queue for it.
Please share it if there is (pure FD), many will rush for it on Monday morning. biggrin.gif

This post has been edited by cherroy: Jun 15 2013, 10:17 AM
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Jun 15 2013, 09:16 AM)

To the contrary, I find MACH 4% 12 mth FD is the best in its category because it pays monthly interest automatically to my SA. With monthly compaunding interest, the effective rate is higher than 4%
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I second that. At least I don't have to play the musical chair for 1 year and yet to enjoy the interest monthly and if opportunity comes after 3 months I can partially withdraw it for other investment. The remaining balance will still enjoy the 4% interest.
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Jun 15 2013, 10:13 AM)
I do not think any FD can offer so high a pure 5.25% FD for full p.a. without any bundled, or not a step up one.

The most 1 year FD which many can get is around 4% only, (be it step up or bundled package CASA or new customer promotion)

5.25% is 225 basic points above OPR rate (3%), it is almost impossible for bank to give such offer without any clause or package.

Bank lend out at BLR and some home loan is offering at BLR - 1~2%.
At 5.25%, bank can make a loss already.

If there is, you may see huge queue for it.
Please share it if there is (pure FD), many will rush for it on Monday morning.  biggrin.gif
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If you are in retirement age, you can 'bank in" your money to EPF 'bank' and enjoy 5-6% interest with the flexibility of withdrawal. Somehow not many people are doing it, at least the people I know.
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QUOTE(gchowyh @ Jun 14 2013, 05:45 PM)
Tenure is 12 months & amount is not below RM50k.
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Oh, with that amount & tenure combo, I believe you can get the extra 0.10% without much problem.

Did you consult with the bank's executive or the conversation was done with the teller only?

BTW, the 4.06% that you mentioned in your other post, was it based on the same amount & tenure?
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post Jun 15 2013, 12:06 PM

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Mach FD 4%
The interest you earn they will put inside to your debit card. You cannot cash out, you have to use the card to shop, to spend. You cannot earn compound interest, no snowballing.

The interest they gave you, in the end will take back 1% to 2% from merchants.

After the telemarketing explained to me, I throw back some simple questions to him back. He kept quiet. I asked them back. Who is the winner?
Customer? Merchant or Hong Leong bank?

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