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post Oct 2 2013, 11:09 PM

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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Oct 2 2013, 10:49 PM)
5k deposit actually no need confuse. Just deposit the money to the bank nearest to you or online FD.
A rm5 petrol and parking cost is equivalent to 0.4% of a rm5k 3 mths FD. Therefore an online 3 mth Fd of 2.9% gives you better return than a 3 mth FD 3.2% from another bank but with traveling cost of RM5 to get there.
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I agree on this. The petrol, parking and your time will eat up certain percentage of your interest. I usually perform eFD every month unless the amount is large.
Been using CIMB and MBB eFD service. At least its 3.0% for 1-2 months!
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post Oct 2 2013, 11:18 PM

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QUOTE(haur @ Oct 2 2013, 11:09 PM)
I agree on this. The petrol, parking and your time will eat up certain percentage of your interest. I usually perform eFD every month unless the amount is large.
Been using CIMB and MBB eFD service. At least its 3.0% for 1-2 months!
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Rm5/Rm5000 is like 0.1% out of 3.2% what

and how does eFD do? i do have cimb clik and maybank2u but both both doesnt have rm5k at the moment

is in another bank


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post Oct 2 2013, 11:53 PM

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davinz18, so fast you updated post#1 with my "work" and even copied and paste comments I made at my blog, haha. I don't mind you paste the images in this thread since most of them are ads from the banks to inform the public (where you can easily copy it too directly from the bank website). But bro, unless I made specific comments here in this thread and you may quote it, I would appreciate that you do not copy directly my comments from my blog and paste it here.

Also please note that HLB Islamic FD Promo ended earlier than scheduled and should be removed from post#1.

And I must say you did a good job in posting Affin's GENERAL INVESTMENT ACCOUNT-i DEPOSIT BAND GROSS RATE

And may I also suggest that you update post#1 to include UOB Promo and Affin Bank Promo as pointed out by other members here.

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post Oct 3 2013, 12:36 AM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 2 2013, 11:53 PM)
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davinz18, so fast you updated post#1 with my "work" and even copied and paste comments I made at my blog, haha. I don't mind you paste the images in this thread since most of them are ads from the banks to inform the public (where you can easily copy it too directly from the bank website).  But bro, unless I made specific comments here in this thread and you may quote it, I would appreciate that you do not copy directly my comments from my blog and paste it here.

Also please note that HLB Islamic FD Promo ended earlier than scheduled and should be removed from post#1.

And I must say you did a good job in posting Affin's GENERAL INVESTMENT ACCOUNT-i DEPOSIT BAND GROSS RATE

And may I also suggest that you update post#1 to include UOB Promo and Affin Bank Promo as pointed out by other members here.
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Okay, noted. Next time all your comments posted in your blog won't be copied here.

I'm trying my best to update this thread. I'm not expert in FD okay sad.gif
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post Oct 3 2013, 12:43 AM

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QUOTE(davinz18 @ Oct 3 2013, 12:36 AM)
Okay, noted. Next time all your comments posted in your blog won't be copied here.

I'm trying my best to update this thread.  I'm not expert in FD okay  sad.gif
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Thanks and soon if you keep reading this thread and updating the relevant info into post#1 (and as such reinforcing the info into your head) provided by members here, you be a sifu to many soon biggrin.gif

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And by the way, I think you should quote the member post (this will then automatically state the date the info was posted here) instead of cut and paste or give credit to him/her (and maybe refer to post# too when there is a lot of discussion on the promo so that others can go to the relevant post). Actually not all info provided by us are accurate and as such by you quoting others you won't be blame if the info is not reliable tongue.gif

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post Oct 3 2013, 11:31 AM

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To open a maybank eFD account, do I need to go to the bank or I can do it in maybank2u ?
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post Oct 3 2013, 11:52 AM

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QUOTE(avengers88 @ Oct 3 2013, 11:31 AM)
To open a maybank eFD account, do I need to go to the bank or I can do it in maybank2u ?
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You can do it with M2U online, that is why it is called eFD. Same as M2U Savings Account, you can only sign up online.
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post Oct 3 2013, 02:15 PM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 3 2013, 11:52 AM)
You can do it with M2U online, that is why it is called eFD. Same as M2U Savings Account, you can only sign up online.
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Bro, it's M2U Savings-i Account right? My main savings account should still be valid after I sign up for the savings-i or the whole account convert to savings-i?

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QUOTE(haur @ Oct 3 2013, 02:15 PM)
Bro, it's M2U Savings-i Account right? My main savings account should still be valid after I sign up for the savings-i or the whole account convert to savings-i?
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All your accounts will still be maintained as usual as the M2U Savings Account (MSA) is a separate account.
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post Oct 3 2013, 08:50 PM

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MBSB (No PIDM) 9 Months FD Promo -- From 3 October to December 2013

80% of fund in FD at 4.2%
20% of fund in saving account at 2.25% (need to lock for 9 month like FD)

Effective rate: 3.81%

This FD promo is just like the previous FD promo.

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post Oct 3 2013, 09:47 PM

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So looks like for 3 months, best FD is OCBC combo which gives effectively > 3.7%.
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post Oct 3 2013, 10:04 PM

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A little birdy told me that people high up is discouraging banks from offerring higher interest rates... therefore I guess from now on we shall see less FD promos offering more than 3.6% for 12 months tenure.

so my paranoid and wild imagination kicks in ....... conspiracy in the making to make people like us go deposit with BR and MBSB (which are both kind of related to the government) sweat.gif laugh.gif

But here is the good news, HLB still can nego for higher rate for 12 months straight forward FD as of this week.

QUOTE(MGM @ Oct 3 2013, 09:47 PM)
So looks like for 3 months, best FD is OCBC combo which gives effectively > 3.7%.
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That is if you deposit/sign up for the promo on the last day of the month and withdraw in full the SS portion on the 1st day of the month (by the way, better check T&C every time you sign up if SS portion to be earmarked 3 months or 90 days, extremely important if your deposit involves the month of February).

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post Oct 3 2013, 10:46 PM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 3 2013, 10:04 PM)
A little birdy told me that people high up is discouraging banks from offerring higher interest rates... therefore I guess from now on we shall see less FD promos offering more than 3.6% for 12 months tenure.

so my paranoid and wild imagination kicks in ....... conspiracy in the making to make people like us go deposit with BR and MBSB (which are both kind of related to the government)  sweat.gif  laugh.gif   

But here is the good news, HLB still can nego for higher rate for 12 months straight forward FD as of this week.
That is if you deposit/sign up for the promo on the last day of the month and withdraw in full the SS portion on the 1st day of the month (by the way, better check T&C every time you sign up if SS portion to be earmarked 3 months or 90 days, extremely important if your deposit involves the month of February).
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Lets say I put in rm51000 into OCBC combo promo on 4/10/2013.
If on 4/1/14 I withdraw everything my effective returns will be 3.735% as compare with the best scenerio of 3.767%(a diff of rm4), which I think is still better than anything in the market, what more I already have the smartsaver account and Fd accounts in OCBC, so processing should be fast.
This promo if compares with BR's 3.6% would return me an additional of rm18, not much actually, just enough for 3 meals.
Bu then BR comes with gifts that's if they are still generous.With the curb on Personal Loan, I think BR might need less funds thus lower FD rates.
But if I were to leave the amount at SCB diff will be rm100.

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post Oct 3 2013, 11:26 PM

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QUOTE(MGM @ Oct 3 2013, 10:46 PM)
Lets say I put in rm51000 into OCBC combo promo on 4/10/2013.
If on 4/1/14 I withdraw everything my effective returns will be 3.735% as compare with the best scenerio of 3.767%(a diff of rm4), which I think is still better than anything in the market, what more I already have the smartsaver account and Fd accounts in OCBC, so processing should be fast.
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Bro, if withdraw in full on 4/1/14, I used 60K (easier to separate the amount 40K and 20K) and came out to about same effective rate as yours (where I excluded the addition Rm1K for November and December 2014).

Yes you are right, it is better than most FD promo rates out there if one deposit within the first week of the month where one can get >3.7% (for RM1K monthly deposit. For RM50 monthly deposit, I don't think one can even get 3.7 after the third day). After the first week, the effective interest rate will be less than 3.7% and as I highlighted previously, the rate can drop to 3.5% if deposit end of the month and withdraw end of month. Therefore one does not necessary get >3.7% effective interest but timing is crucial.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Sep 24 2013, 08:21 PM)
1. For my renewal, only able to get 12 mth 4.06%. They have even raised the nego rate from amount >50k to 100k !  doh.gif  Meaning if <100k, you only get board rate. Cumulative amount does not do any good now as if you top up after xxxk, you still need >100k to get nego rate.

The ABM told me BR's profit is going down as government is tightening bank loan. So BR is not as "lenient" as before in giving out higher rates. Even stingy as far as hadiah is concerned !  doh.gif
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QUOTE(MGM @ Oct 3 2013, 10:46 PM)
BR comes with gifts that's if they are still generous.With the curb on Personal Loan, I think BR might need less funds thus lower FD rates.
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Yah, BR main income from PL (which are unsecured loans). As bbgoat mentioned now need RM100K to nego for higher rate, but still better than commercial banks where RM100K they won't even be bothered to go ask HQ for special rate.

Here is something for you guys to think about.

Now, some of you guys may recall when we first talked about BR, besides no PIDM, there is another concern. As in all Islamic Banking products, the "interest rate" as we all here refer to is not guaranteed but based on profit sharing. Back then one or two people confirmed that when they asked BR officer if the dividend is guaranteed, the answer they got was NO but based on previous records BR have been paying the profit rate that has been quoted. Same same answer you will get for Islamic banking product if you were to ask say OCBC or HLB or any commercial banks.

Now, if BR profit keep shrinking the next few years, how sure are you guys you be getting the profit rate they quoted for current 5 years deposit? You can't sue them that's for sure because it is clearly stated in all banks product disclosure sheet that all Islamic banking products are based on profit sharing.

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 3 2013, 08:50 PM)
MBSB (No PIDM) 9 Months FD Promo -- From 3 October to December 2013

80% of fund in FD at 4.2%
20% of fund in saving account at 2.25% (need to lock for 9 month like FD)

Effective rate: 3.81%

This FD promo is just like the previous FD promo.
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Thanks again for your hard work, Go dig out more notworthy.gif notworthy.gif notworthy.gif

For those with children, can go with KFH 3.98% (got PIDM) for 12 months or more tenures. Click here to my FD Page.

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post Oct 4 2013, 08:13 AM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 3 2013, 11:26 PM)
Here is something for you guys to think about.

Now, some of you guys may recall when we first talked about BR, besides no PIDM, there is another concern. As in all Islamic Banking products, the "interest rate" as we all here refer to is not guaranteed but based on profit sharing. Back then one or two people confirmed that when they asked BR officer if the dividend is guaranteed, the answer they got was NO but based on previous records BR have been paying the profit rate that has been quoted. Same same answer you will get for Islamic banking product if you were to ask say OCBC or HLB or any commercial banks.

Now, if BR profit keep shrinking the next few years, how sure are you guys you be getting the profit rate they quoted for current 5 years deposit? You can't sue them that's for sure because it is clearly stated in all banks product disclosure sheet that all Islamic banking products are based on profit sharing.
Thanks again for your hard work, Go dig out more  notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif

For those with children, can go with KFH 3.98% (got PIDM) for 12 months or more tenures. Click here to my FD Page.
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Bro, just deposit a little bit at BR then you will know. rolleyes.gif

Full amount plus principal due at maturity is printed at the FD certificate itself in RM of course. nod.gif

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post Oct 4 2013, 08:29 AM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 3 2013, 10:04 PM)
That is if you deposit/sign up for the promo on the last day of the month and withdraw in full the SS portion on the 1st day of the month (by the way, better check T&C every time you sign up if SS portion to be earmarked 3 months or 90 days, extremely important if your deposit involves the month of February).
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General, don't you think deposit/sign up during the first day of the month is slightly better than last day of the month?

Because if deposit/sign up and withdraw during the first day of the month, I think this is a perfect timing since not
losing any interest for both FD and Smart Savers.

But if deposit/sign up during the last day of the month, let's say 30 June, we cannot withdraw Smart Savers on 30 September
unless if we do not mind to get Smart Savers' 0.5% interest for September. So, when we withdraw both FD and Smart Savers on next day on 1st October, we will lose 1 day FD interest which the FD maturity date is 30 September.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

QUOTE(MGM @ Oct 3 2013, 10:46 PM)
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This promo if compares with BR's 3.6% would return me an additional of rm18, not much actually, just enough for 3 meals.
Bu then BR comes with gifts that's if they are still generous.With the curb on Personal Loan, I think BR might need less funds thus lower FD rates. But if I were to leave the amount at SCB diff will be rm100.
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BR 3 months FD rate is 3.65%

QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 3 2013, 11:26 PM)
Here is something for you guys to think about.

Now, some of you guys may recall when we first talked about BR, besides no PIDM, there is another concern. As in all Islamic Banking products, the "interest rate" as we all here refer to is not guaranteed but based on profit sharing. Back then one or two people confirmed that when they asked BR officer if the dividend is guaranteed, the answer they got was NO but based on previous records BR have been paying the profit rate that has been quoted. Same same answer you will get for Islamic banking product if you were to ask say OCBC or HLB or any commercial banks.

Now, if BR profit keep shrinking the next few years, how sure are you guys you be getting the profit rate they quoted for current 5 years deposit? You can't sue them that's for sure because it is clearly stated in all banks product disclosure sheet that all Islamic banking products are based on profit sharing.
Click here to my FD Page.
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General, on BR FD cert (including 5 years FD cert), it printed like this:

Adalah dengan ini disahkan bahawa Bank Rakyat memberi akuan dan jaminan akan membayar berjumlah
RM___principal + interest__ pada tarikh matang yang tersebut di atas kepada ...depositor name(s)

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QUOTE(magika @ Oct 4 2013, 08:13 AM)
Bro, just deposit a little bit at BR then you will know.  rolleyes.gif

Full amount plus principal  due at maturity is printed at the FD certificate itself in RM of course.  nod.gif
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Bro, haven't seen you posting recently, thought you relaxing with you know what, hehe. Published another article titled Spending Children Inheritance and made reference to some comments here in V4 laugh.gif

As for BR, I not so brave to go deposit with them, haha

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 4 2013, 08:29 AM)
General, don't you think deposit/sign up during the first day of the month is slightly better than last day of the month?

Because if deposit/sign up and withdraw during the first day of the month, I think this is a perfect timing since not
losing any interest for both FD and Smart Savers.

But if deposit/sign up during the last day of the month, let's say 30 June, we cannot withdraw Smart Savers on 30 September
unless if we do not mind to get Smart Savers' 0.5% interest for September. So, when we withdraw both FD and Smart Savers on next day on 1st October, we will lose 1 day FD interest which the FD maturity date is 30 September.

Please correct me if I am wrong.
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Bro, you are absolutely correct, best is first day of the month.... unless the last day of the month when the maturity date falls on or Sunday or Public Holiday then automatically the FD cert matures on the next working day and as such you get extra one day at 4.2%.

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 4 2013, 08:29 AM)
BR 3 months FD rate is 3.65%
General, on BR FD cert (including 5 years FD cert), it printed like this:

Adalah dengan ini disahkan bahawa Bank Rakyat memberi akuan dan jaminan akan membayar berjumlah
RM___principal + interest__ pada tarikh matang yang tersebut di atas kepada ...depositor name(s)
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And some are worried about no PIDM, haha. I guess to be more accurate, they should say Jaminan daripada Rakyat Malaysia tongue.gif

Bro, thanks for the info. Anyway, for deposit amount >RM20K, do you get the dividend monthly?

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 4 2013, 08:57 AM)
Bro, haven't seen you posting recently, thought you relaxing with you know what, hehe. Published another article titled  Spending Children Inheritance and made reference to some comments here in V4  laugh.gif

As for BR, I not so brave to go deposit with them, haha
Bro, you are absolutely correct, best is first day of the month.... unless the last day of the month when the maturity date falls on or Sunday or Public Holiday then automatically the FD cert matures on the next working day and as such you get extra one day at 4.2%.
And some are worried about no PIDM, haha. I guess to be more accurate, they should say Jaminan daripada Rakyat Malaysia  tongue.gif

Bro, thanks for the info. Anyway, for deposit amount >RM20K, do you get the dividend monthly?
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BR monthly dividend onli applies to >1yr.. personally ask that when i deposit >20k for 3 & 6mths tenure.. no monthly dividend...
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Hi. I went to affin bank just now to do the fd. The rate supposed is 3.78p.a ( fd promo) ,right ? For placement of rm20k. But based on the fixed deposit slip that I received , it's just stated that 3.68 p.a ?
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 3 2013, 11:26 PM)
Yah, BR main income from PL (which are unsecured loans). As bbgoat mentioned now need RM100K to nego for higher rate, but still better than commercial banks where RM100K they won't even be bothered to go ask HQ for special rate.
The situation seemed to change such that only >100k they will give you 4.06% instead of 4.01% for 12 months FD. That only need their branch manager to approve. Beyond 4.06% for 12 month FD. it looks to me they are not going to HQ to ask for higher rate. They seems not too interested in having too much deposit from us. As the ABM told me, their PL loan rate is going down due to tighten loan requirement. He asked me to place for 24 months, then may get 4.3% instead of 4.2% board rate.

Anyone else has recent experience with BR getting higher than 4.06% for 12 months FD, please share.

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