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post Apr 12 2014, 09:59 AM, updated 12y ago

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Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia V2
Fixed Deposits Rates in Malaysia V3
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia V4
Fixed Deposits Rates in Malaysia V5

Malaysia Major Commercial Banks and Foreign Banks Fixed Deposit / Time Deposit Rates as of 16 July 2014.

Bank - FD rates for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months and 12 months.


Affin Bank - 3.25%, 3.3%, 3.40% and 3.7% (Revised 18/7/14)

Alliance Bank - 3.15%, 3.2%, 3.25% and 3.3% (Revised 21/7/14). FD Gold 12 months 3.40% (Interest paid monthly).

AmBank - 3.15, 3.2%, 3.25% and 3.35% (Revised 18/7/14)

Citibank - 2.95%, 3.10%, 3.10% and 3.20% (Revised 17/7/14)

CIMB Bank - 3.25%, 3.30%, 3.35% and 3.40% (Revised 16/7/14)

Hong Leong Bank - 3.05%, 3.1%, 3.2% and 3.30% (Revised 16/7/14)

HSBC Bank - 2.90%, 3.10%, 3.15% and 3.25% (Revised 16/7/14)

Maybank - 3.15%, 3.20%, 3.25% and 3.30% (Revised 16/7/14)

OCBC Bank - 2.75%, 2.85%, 2.9% and 3.05%

RHB Bank - 3.15%, 3.20%, 3.25% and 3.45% (Revised 18/7/14)

Public Bank - 3.15%, 3.20%, 3.30% and 3.35%. PB Golden 50 Plus 12 months 3.45% (Revised 16/7/14)

Standard Chartered Bank - 2.95%, 3.10%, 3.15% and 3.25% (Revised 23/7/14)

UOB Bank - 3.05%, 3.10%, 3.10% and 3.30% (Revised 18/7/14)

Fixed / Time Deposit and Savings Account Promotions 2014
Please call the nearest bank to reconfirm the rates (go to the bank website for bank contact number where you can also get the contact number of the branch nearest to you) before going to the bank to check if promotions are still valid.

AmBANK - Valid until 19 September 2014.

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HONG LEONG BANK

15 Months - 4% with 10% into CASA

12 Months - 3.85% with 10% into CASA

CASA amount to be earmarked for 6 months.

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MACH by HLB - MACH revised up their online interest rates for FD effective 16/7/2014 and they are now as competitive as Affin Bank.

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OCBC BANK - Minimum RM10K. Promo ends 31st July 2014. Please call OCBC for latest promos.

Fresh Funds Options

Option 1 (REVISED IN JUNE) - 18 Months Tenure. First 12 months 3.6% and remaining 6 months 4%.

Option 2 - 12 Months 3.65% Islamic Banking "FD". No need to worry about stupid CASA thingy.

Option 3 - 3 Month 4.3% But you go to place equal amount in CASA. If you are new to OCBC Combo FD Savings Deal, please click here to my blog and read my comments.

Existing Funds - No need stupid CASA thingy.

3 Months - 3.2%
12 Months 3.4%


UOB BANK - Please call UOB for latest promos.

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Sep 2 2014, 02:05 PM)
UOB FD Promo - Effective from 2 Sept until 30 Nov[/u]

(1) 3 Months - 3.7% and 4.00%
     (i) 3.7%, 8% in CASA. This means 92% in FD, 8% in CASA and hold for 3 months.
     (ii) 4.00%, 30% in CASA and hold for 3 months.

(2) 6 Months - 3.75% pure FD (was 3.7%)

(3) 13 months - 3.95% (was 3.9%), FD interest will deposit to saving account every 6 months.
     Open a saving account requires min RM 2K, but can withdraw it during the second day.
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PUBLIC BANK ISLAMIC - 9 Months Step Up FD. Rates revised 1st July 2014. Valid until 30 September 2014

Public Bank Islamic has a Step Up FD without the stupid CASA requirement.

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Maybank

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BANK RAKYAT - NOT Eligible for PIDM

If you are willing to go deposit with a non PIDM member, then check out Bank Rakyat Deposit Account -i which is based on Islamic Principles and like all Islamic banks' products, the profit rate cannot be guaranteed.

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Thanks to all members who highlighted that deposit more than RM5K with BR is now eligible for monthly dividend. However, please note that many members here reported that their monthly dividends were not be credited monthly but they have to call up BR staff to have it done manually every month!!!
Special thanks to bbgoat for reporting the tenure to be eligible for monthly dividend:
QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 16 2014, 06:45 PM)
Was in BR again today. Asked the question. For monthly interest the FD has to be min 6 months.
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Important dates in regard to possible interest rate changes:

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 02:13 AM)
Bank Negara MPC Meeting Schedules 2014

3rd  --- 08 May 2014 (Thursday) 
4th  --- 10 July 2014 (Thursday) 
5th  --- 18 Sep 2014 (Thursday) 
6th  --- 06 Nov 2014 (Thursday) 

Source:
http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=mone&pg=mone_mpc&lang=en
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Fantastic compilation by BoomChaCha
QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Aug 22 2014, 11:55 PM)
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Best 1 Month
(1) Affin 3.25% - by michaelho
(2) CIMB 3.25% - by michaelho
(3) Mach 3.15%

Mach FD Rates
https://www.machbyhongleongbank.com/mach-fixed-deposit

Best 3 Months
(1) OCBC, 4.5% + 3.0% (Premier Save Gold) = approximately 3.75% effective rate, valid until 30 Nov

(2) OCBC, 4.5% + 2.9% (Smart Saver) = approximately 3.7% effective rate, valid until 30 Nov
*ocbc Fd + smart saver applies to new smart saver or dormant account holders only. Those with previous FD + smart saver package when mature are not allowed to take up this package. - by gsc

(3) OCBC Islamic 3.55%,  valid until 30 Nov
(4) Am Bank 3.5%, valid until 19 September
(5) Mach 3.3%

Best 6 Months
(1) May Bank, 3+3, effective rate 3.73%, valid until 16 August.
(2) UOB, 3.7% pure FD, valid until 30 August
(3) Ambank 3.65%, valid until 19 September
(4) Ocbc Mederka promo at 3.75% (was 3.6%), pure FD, valid until 15 Sept - by gsc & munkeyflo
(5) RHB (3.48+3.68)/2= 3.58% with 5% FD in CASA – by gsc
(6) Mach 3.5%

Best 9 Months
(1) Am Bank 3.7%, valid until 19 September
(2) RHB (3.48+3.68 + 3.88)/3= 3.68% with 5% FD in CASA – by gsc

Best 12 Months
(1) OCBC Islamic 3.9%, pure FD, valid until 15 Sept or 30 Nov? – by gsc & munkeyflo
(2) RHB conventional RHB Islamic 3.88% pure FD – by gsc
(3) May Bank 3.85%, promo is tiered rate. Minimum 10k. One cheque one receipt - by munkeyflo
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(4) Affin 4.10%, additional 20% fund in CASA, effective rate up to 3.85%, valid until 31 Dec 2014
(5) HLB 3.85%, Ends 31 Nov. T & C applies - by gsc (New added)
(6) RHB (3.48+3.68 + 3.88 + 4.08)/4 = 3.78% with 5% FD in CASA – by gsc
(7) Mach 3.6% - by FDInvestor

Best 13 Months
(1) UOB 3.9%, interest paid every 6 months, need RM 20 to open a SA, valid until 30 August - by X_hunter

Best 15 Months
(1) Affin pure FD, 4.05%, valid until 31 December
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(2) RHB (3.48+3.68 + 3.88 + 4.08 + 5.38)/5 = 4.08% with 5% FD in CASA – by gsc

Best 24 Months - by munkeyflo
(1) OCBC,  valid until 30 Nov
First 12 months @ 3.8%
Next 12 months @ 4.20%
(effective rate for 24 months @ 4%)

OCBC Existing Funds - valid until 30 Nov - by munkeyflo
3 months @ 3.3%
12 months @ 3.5%

Thanks so much to below Contributors:  notworthy.gif
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Last but not least, for more Fixed Deposit Promotions and my comments on them, please click here to my FD Page.

This post has been edited by Gen-X: Sep 2 2014, 08:21 PM
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post Apr 12 2014, 09:59 AM

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Please DO NOT go Off Topic.

Only post if you have something to share in regards to Fixed Deposit.


This post has been edited by Gen-X: Apr 12 2014, 10:04 AM
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Thanks Captain, you are the right person to re-start the thread ! notworthy.gif

I saw other threads have something like below in their rules:

Respect each other. We do not want flame wars here.
No abusive, offensive languages.


Thanks again !! notworthy.gif notworthy.gif

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QUOTE(laith @ Apr 12 2014, 03:12 PM)
Hi TS, i may need your expertise.

http://www.pbebank.com.my/en/en_content/im...bsuperfd_03.jpg

This one looks confusing, what is the actual rate for 12 month deposit?
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I teach u how to calculate Average so that next time you can calculate yourself.

Total up all the 12 months rates then divide the total sum by 12. You will get the 12 months average rate.
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QUOTE(laith @ Apr 12 2014, 06:01 PM)
Thanks sifu.  notworthy.gif
It's 4.33% PA, is this consider high? Or is there any other FD that higher than this one?
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4.33% pa? That's the highest 12 months FD rate in Malaysia. You sure your calculation is correct ?
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QUOTE(laith @ Apr 12 2014, 06:01 PM)
Thanks sifu.  notworthy.gif
It's 4.33% PA, is this consider high? Or is there any other FD that higher than this one?
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Apr 12 2014, 06:06 PM)
4.33% pa? That's the highest 12 months FD rate in Malaysia. You sure your calculation is correct ?
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OK, this one is CASA & FD combo. So need to mention the CASA requirement to get the real interest rate.

It was discussed in previous thread. I cannot remember the CASA required. But after taking that into account, the effective rate is not high. smile.gif
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that promo was discussed before. if i remember correctly 80/20. means the rate has to multiply by 0.8.

pbb fd promo has never been interesting. one year look for uob or affin.
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Apr 12 2014, 06:27 PM)
that promo was discussed before. if i remember correctly 80/20. means the rate has to multiply by 0.8.

pbb fd promo has never been interesting. one year look for uob or affin.
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Ya, PBB FD promo always not that exciting. You can get more info from Gen-X's blog:

http://generationsxyz.blogspot.com/p/fixed-deposit.html
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It should have start earlier. It has been out of topics so long...how to calculate maybank 3.88 effective rate?

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QUOTE(Sarah Jessica @ Apr 12 2014, 08:20 PM)
V6.1?  rclxub.gif
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Post#2 - Only post if you have something to share in regards to Fixed Deposit. Your spamming may lead to this thread being closed again and someone got to go restart the thread and call it V6.2, hahaha

QUOTE(laith @ Apr 12 2014, 03:12 PM)
Hi TS, i may need your expertise.

http://www.pbebank.com.my/en/en_content/im...bsuperfd_03.jpg

This one looks confusing, what is the actual rate for 12 month deposit?
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Apr 12 2014, 05:17 PM)
I teach u how to calculate Average so that next time you can calculate yourself.

Total up all the 12 months rates then divide the total sum by 12. You will get the 12 months average rate.
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Bro, you teach him half-way only. You forgot to tell him to read the Terms and Conditions too.

QUOTE(laith @ Apr 12 2014, 06:01 PM)
Thanks sifu.  notworthy.gif
It's 4.33% PA, is this consider high? Or is there any other FD that higher than this one?
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Bro, you quick learner and your maths pretty good. But since I am so free now, I am going to pass to you the secret of FD Promos and calculating effective interest rate. And the secret is like I mentioned above, you need to read the Terms and Conditions of FD Promos. If you click on the T&C ( the link here for your easy reference ), you will note that you have to deposit 20% into Public Bank PLUS Savings Account and this said amount shall be earmarked for 12 months too. The next step is go see the interest rate for the Plus Savings Account and you will note it pays miserable interest rates even if you deposit more than RM1M!

So say you got RM100K to deposit, RM80K shall be deposited into Public Bank's so called Super FD and balance RM20K into Plus Savings Account which pays you 0.1% (Plus Savings Account interest rates are based on tiers and interest paid half yearly).

For simplicity sake, say you'll earn 0.1% from the Plus SA. Therefore the total interest you will earn at the end of 12 months is approximately:

Super FD RM80K x 4.33% = RM3464
Plus Savings Account RM20K x 0.1% = RM20!!!! Please note it should be lower since you ain't getting a sen in interest for the first RM3K!!!!!

Therefore total interest earned for a year = RM3464 + RM20 = RM3484 (see this freaking number, sure die one).

So you tell me, what is the effective interest rate for your RM100K deposit. If one doesn't know, then better one avoid Combo FD Deals and just go with Affin 12 Months FD Board rate of 3.6%.

And since I am freaking free, here is another tip- After the FD Promo period, you will be stuck with board rate if you opt for auto renew. When chasing after FD Promos, do consider time you need to go waste at the bank, petrol cost and parking cost. If you have less than RM10K, just go with Affin Board Rate 3.6% and you can go anytime at your convenience to update your cert whilst still earning 3.6% smile.gif


QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 12 2014, 07:06 PM)
Ya, PBB FD promo always not that exciting. You can get more info from Gen-X's blog:

http://generationsxyz.blogspot.com/p/fixed-deposit.html
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Bro, usually I won't be bothered with Public Bank's Step-Up FD Promos because experience tells me it will be lower than Affin Bank's board rate. Actually, nowadays whenever I see the Step Up FD promos with the stupid CASA requirement, I won't even take a second look.

QUOTE(Gary1981 @ Apr 12 2014, 09:18 PM)
It should have start earlier. It has been out of topics so long...how to calculate maybank 3.88 effective rate?
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Like aeiou228 mentioned above - Total up all the 12 months rates then divide the total sum by 12. You will get the 12 months average rate.

And once again, go read the T&C and you will note you got to deposit 20% into selected Savings Account which also pays miserable interest rates.

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hi bros,
anybody can login to your BR's internet banking?
I couldnt login since this morning!

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 12 2014, 10:42 PM)
Bro, you teach him half-way only. You forgot to tell him to read the Terms and Conditions too.
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That's the problem. The link given was also half-way, can see only 11 months interest rate and no CASA thingy.
Luckily I never teach divide by 11 months tongue.gif

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QUOTE(laith @ Apr 13 2014, 01:26 AM)
Question to all gurus here:
I've 50k cash in hand, but will be withdrawn after 12 months. Do you guys have any investments that gain more than our annual EPF rate (Excluding stock market, property, forex)?
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We only focus on FD here. You basically have covered all possible investments (UT another one). But you have to go into other forums to get your answer. smile.gif

Remember higher gain at higher risk. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(laith @ Apr 13 2014, 01:26 AM)
Got it & thanks  bro BBGOAT, i will ignore those with CASA in future. smile.gif
Gen-X sifu aka investment 达人, thank you very much for the detail explanations. Now i really learn something from you.  notworthy.gif
aeiou228 taiko, the biggest number shows the 12th month there. smile.gif

Question to all gurus here:
I've 50k cash in hand, but will be withdrawn after 12 months. Do you guys have any investments that gain more than our annual EPF rate (Excluding stock market, property, forex)?
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well to answer that question, what EPF rate do you have in mind for the next dividend?
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Gen-X BR's profit rate in the 1st post is no longer valid. It has revised down the rate...again shakehead.gif
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 13 2014, 10:53 AM)
Gen-X BR's profit rate in the 1st post is no longer valid. It has revised down the rate...again shakehead.gif
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BR 12 months at 3.9%. Would have to go for 24 months 4.1% more attractive to me. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(laith @ Apr 13 2014, 01:26 AM)
Got it & thanks  bro BBGOAT, i will ignore those with CASA in future. smile.gif
Gen-X sifu aka investment 达人, thank you very much for the detail explanations. Now i really learn something from you.  notworthy.gif
aeiou228 taiko, the biggest number shows the 12th month there. smile.gif
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Bro, you are welcome.

And FYI, The images in PBB websites are in parts, therefore the link you copied and posted above does not reflect the entire ad and most would not understand what it's all about.

QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 13 2014, 10:53 AM)
Gen-X BR's profit rate in the 1st post is no longer valid. It has revised down the rate...again shakehead.gif
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Noted and thanks. Updated Post#1 and also my Fixed Deposit Page.
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QUOTE(laith @ Apr 13 2014, 01:26 AM)
aeiou228 taiko, the biggest number shows the 12th month there. smile.gif

Question to all gurus here:
I've 50k cash in hand, but will be withdrawn after 12 months. Do you guys have any investments that gain more than our annual EPF rate (Excluding stock market, property, forex)?
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Nope, not there. U can click the link n see it for yourself.
If you r still single, forget about epf. Epf is like one way street till age 55.
You need more cash for your housing, children education etc before 55 years old.
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3.2% one month tenure vs 3.6% 12 months tenure ...which wan better if take into account compounding interest? cheers
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QUOTE(banker101 @ Apr 13 2014, 11:51 AM)
guys...

3.2% one month tenure vs 3.6% 12 months tenure ...which wan better if take into account compounding interest? cheers
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3.6% is better. Teach you a simple way to distinguish the difference just by one glance, no need to count month after month.
The difference between the two is 0.4% p.a.
Ask yourself can 3.2% compound interest out of 3.2% FD interest equals or more than 0.4%?
3.2 x 3.2% = 0.10%
Therefore 0.10<0.40
It is not a precise answer as I excluded some negligible variables but it is still 99% correct.

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Interested in FD for long term , Small amout about 10 - 20k
Whats the best option ? Thanks smile.gif
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Apr 13 2014, 01:24 PM)
3.6% is better. Teach you a simple way to distinguish the difference just by one glance, no need to count month after month.
The difference between the two is 0.4% p.a.
Ask yourself can 3.2% compound interest out of 3.2% FD interest equals or more than 0.4%?
3.2 x 3.2% = 0.10%
Therefore 0.10<0.40
It is not a precise answer as I excluded some negligible variables but it is still 99% correct.
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thanks boss for your evaluating method ..smile.gif
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Beside UOB 3.65% 13 month,any higher offer again?as i know RHB can apply for 3.5% for 1 years FD.
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QUOTE(iloveusms @ Apr 13 2014, 07:09 PM)
Beside UOB 3.65% 13 month,any higher offer again?as i know RHB can apply for 3.5% for 1 years FD.
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For non PIDM, BR 12 months 3.9%. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(iloveusms @ Apr 13 2014, 07:09 PM)
Beside UOB 3.65% 13 month,any higher offer again?as i know RHB can apply for 3.5% for 1 years FD.
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Monthly interest credit? or not?

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QUOTE(iloveusms @ Apr 13 2014, 07:09 PM)
Beside UOB 3.65% 13 month,any higher offer again?as i know RHB can apply for 3.5% for 1 years FD.
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Affin Bank 3.6% 1yr FD board rate (PIDM protected) icon_rolleyes.gif
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Looks like I have to park my money reserved for EPF's self-contribution scheme in FD. Went to see a EPF CS @JB office and was told that those working and contributing EPF are not eligible to join this scheme and if found out the amount will be returned.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 13 2014, 11:12 AM)
BR 12 months at 3.9%. Would have to go for 24 months 4.1% more attractive to me.  biggrin.gif
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If 4.1% considered attractive to you...then no need to look up, down, left, right...straight place for >60 month...4.50% yo, arouse you or not? tongue.gif

QUOTE(ivandj @ Apr 13 2014, 01:53 PM)
Interested in FD for long term , Small amout about 10 - 20k
Whats the best option ? Thanks smile.gif
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Best rate offered by MBSB: 4.70% for 5-year placement. I assumed 5-year is deemed as long term to you la smile.gif
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 14 2014, 07:55 AM)
If 4.1% considered attractive to you...then no need to look up, down, left, right...straight place for >60 month...4.50% yo, arouse you or not? tongue.gif
Best rate offered by MBSB: 4.70% for 5-year placement. I assumed 5-year is deemed as long term to you la smile.gif
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Received a call for HLB regarding bond issued by HLB. 4.6% per annum for 5 years. No PIDM protection. Callable by HLB after 3 years. Minimum investment RM250k. Anyone else received similar call? Thanks.

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QUOTE(choyou @ Apr 14 2014, 12:36 PM)
Received a call for HLB regarding bond issued by HLB. 4.6% per annum for 5 years. No PIDM protection. Callable by HLB after 3 years. Anyone else received this call? Thanks.
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This forum for FD. So please discuss elsewhere.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 14 2014, 12:46 PM)
This forum for FD. So please  discuss elsewhere.
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We should allow queries of this nature as its indirectly related to FD.
This will help to provide info on opportunities for FD folks.
My 2 cents.
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QUOTE(helob @ Apr 14 2014, 03:50 PM)
We should allow queries of this nature as its indirectly related to FD.
This will help to provide info on opportunities for FD folks.
My 2 cents.
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Well, bond is of different nature. If we allow bond discussion, others may discuss on UT, stocks etc. Please read 1st post by Gen-X.
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I opened several FD in Public bank on Different time, the FD account number is the same. Is it the interest compounded it together?

Sorry I should go to ask the officer there but due to in rush, I forget to ask. sad.gif
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QUOTE(BboyDora @ Apr 14 2014, 04:25 PM)
I opened several FD in Public bank on Different time, the FD account number is the same. Is it the interest compounded it together?

Sorry I should go to ask the officer there but due to in rush, I forget to ask. sad.gif
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FD cert for each FD should be different numbers. The acct should be the same for single acct. hmm.gif
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FD cert for each FD should be different numbers. The acct should be the same for single acct.  hmm.gif
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My CIMB FD is diff. acct. no. That's why I forget to ask the officer there.

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... From what have been stated on the first page of this post, I don't think BR need 20K deposit to be paid monthly already. They have drop it to 5K ...

--> Bank Rakyat Deposit Account-i ...

... I may be wrong. Please double confirm yourself if needed ...

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QUOTE(esy @ Apr 14 2014, 05:53 PM)
... From what have been stated on the first page of this post, I don't think BR need 20K deposit to be paid monthly already. They have drop it to 5K ...

--> Bank Rakyat Deposit Account-i ...

... I may be wrong. Please double confirm yourself if needed ...

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Ya, I saw in their website that they mentioned 5k for monthly interest. biggrin.gif

Wake up, need more info from other guys. BCC, Top Flo where are you ? hmm.gif

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QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 14 2014, 07:55 AM)
Best rate offered by MBSB: 4.70% for 5-year placement. I assumed 5-year is deemed as long term to you la smile.gif
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MBSB ?

Any other alternatives smile.gif

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MBSB ?

Any other alternatives  smile.gif
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Guys,

Understand the current Ambank promotion may not be very attractive but I cannot seem to find the details anywhere.

From today's Star: 3.38% for 6 months + 3.7% for 18 months
50% must be placed in both tenures

But it did not say anywhere if fresh funds are required, anyone got any idea? Else will go check it out sometime next week.
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Did upliftment of a few of my FDs at BR. Giro charges OTC at RM2. Ask for Banker Cheque as its free then walk 10 meter deposit in maybank cheque machine. Giro still slow at BR so no advantage over cheque .
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QUOTE(gchowyh @ Apr 15 2014, 11:37 AM)
Guys,

Understand the current Ambank promotion may not be very attractive but I cannot seem to find the details anywhere.

From today's Star: 3.38% for 6 months + 3.7% for 18 months
50% must be placed in both tenures

But it did not say anywhere if fresh funds are required, anyone got any idea? Else will go check it out sometime next week.
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bro check out OCBC, 18 months tenure

6 months 3.6%
12 months 4%

6 months interest will be throw in to enjoy 4% for 12 months.
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Apr 15 2014, 11:48 AM)
bro check out OCBC, 18 months tenure

6 months 3.6%
12 months 4%

6 months interest will be throw in to enjoy 4% for 12 months.
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I know about that promo but I have some money lying in ambank which I don't plan to transfer out soon.
Besides, is not as good as BR & waiting time at OCBC is really long for every opening of account thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(gchowyh @ Apr 15 2014, 11:37 AM)
Guys,

Understand the current Ambank promotion may not be very attractive but I cannot seem to find the details anywhere.

From today's Star: 3.38% for 6 months + 3.7% for 18 months
50% must be placed in both tenures

But it did not say anywhere if fresh funds are required, anyone got any idea? Else will go check it out sometime next week.
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Bro, it is stated in the Ad, Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K and RM40K for Existing Customers and New Customers Respectively.

Updated Post#1 and My Fixed Deposit Page showing the ad where the Fresh Fund amount was stated.

This post has been edited by Gen-X: Apr 15 2014, 02:02 PM
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how come ts said BR fd profit not guaranteed?
FD sure guaranteed la..
Pls edit..thank u

BANK RAKYAT - NOT Eligible for PIDM

If you are willing to go deposit with a non PIDM member, then check out Bank Rakyat Deposit Account -i which is based on Islamic Principles and like all Islamic banks' products, the profit rate cannot be guaranteed.

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 15 2014, 02:01 PM)
Bro, it is stated in the Ad, Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K and RM40K for Existing Customers and New Customers Respectively.

Updated Post#1 and My Fixed Deposit Page showing the ad where the Fresh Fund amount was stated.
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Thanks Captain. Just confirmed it too by asking them, didn't see that fine print.
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New FD Promo:

SCB 3.5% for 6 months

https://www.sc.com/my/campaign/Saadiq-3-5-T...it-i/index.html
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Was in UOB today. 13 months FD 3.65%. Fresh fund, min 10k. Promo by end of April.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 15 2014, 04:52 PM)
Was in UOB today. 13 months FD 3.65%. Fresh fund, min 10k. Promo by end of April.
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interest monthly basis or after maturing?

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QUOTE(esy @ Apr 14 2014, 05:53 PM)
... From what have been stated on the first page of this post, I don't think BR need 20K deposit to be paid monthly already. They have drop it to 5K ...

--> Bank Rakyat Deposit Account-i ...

... I may be wrong. Please double confirm yourself if needed ...

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RM5K for monthly interest payment... hmm interesting, anyone can confirm this for tenures 2 months and above?

QUOTE(Fortunekl @ Apr 15 2014, 04:29 PM)
Thanks for reporting - Post#1 updated.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 15 2014, 04:52 PM)
Was in UOB today. 13 months FD 3.65%. Fresh fund, min 10k. Promo by end of April.
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Thanks for reconfirming. Same as Post No.1. To add, the UOB 13 Months FD Promo no CASA thingy requirement.

QUOTE(davinz18 @ Apr 15 2014, 05:03 PM)
interest monthly basis or after maturing?
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Definitely not monthly BUT I would like to know if it is semi-annually or upon maturity. I forgot to ask this when I was informed of the promo last week.
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do i need to go to SC saadiq branch for the 3.5% for 6 months FD promo?
or normal branch will do?
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QUOTE(shadow16 @ Apr 15 2014, 05:50 PM)
do i need to go to SC saadiq branch for the 3.5% for 6 months FD promo?
or normal branch will do?
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I think SC Saadiq branch only because it's Islamic FD hmm.gif
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interest monthly basis or after maturing?
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It is paid 6 monthly. Unless I lost my memory, ha ha. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 15 2014, 05:14 PM)
RM5K for monthly interest payment... hmm interesting, anyone can confirm this for tenures 2 months and above?
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Was in BR also. The ABM did not know that the monthly interest requirement was dropped from 20k to 5k. But I did not ask if whether it is only for >2 months or only for 12 months & above.

QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 15 2014, 05:14 PM)
Thanks for reconfirming. Same as Post No.1. To add, the UOB 13 Months FD Promo no CASA thingy requirement.
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Yeah UOB, no CASA requirement, but by end of April only.

QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 15 2014, 05:14 PM)
Definitely not monthly BUT I would like to know if it is semi-annually or upon maturity. I forgot to ask this when I was informed of the promo last week.
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Ya, semi-annually for UOB promotion. biggrin.gif

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for the 18m ocbc promo, if you add in the 6 months interest into the calculation you would actually end up with 3.915% pa.
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BR ABM mentioned nego rate changed to 50k or above.

UOB counter girl said May will have new promotion. Just have to wait and see.
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Updates from OCBC staff this morning

🎉OCBC FD Promotion🎉

*MUST be Fresh Fund*
*Promo until 31 July 2014*
*T&C applied*

A. Pure FD (18m = 3.87%)
B. 50% Saving + 50% FD (3m = 4.30%)
C. New Premier (3m=5.50%)
D. Invesmt Deal (3m=5%)
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Apr 9 2014, 08:15 PM)

effective 1 April 2014 the crediting and return of Interbank GIRO or IBG transactions will be a lot faster too!

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Souce: Maybank
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Previously, I copied and shared in the above which was posted by cybpsych at Maybankard 2 Cards Thread as I thought the info would be beneficial to those of us having OD facility. I.e. Withdrawing Bank A FD and then perform IBG transfer to Bank B and then write a cheque at the same time to Bank A to be eligible for FD Promo with Fresh Fund.

And with the short discussion between a few of us, one of us mentioned about performing IBG over the counter. And guess what, I wasted RM2 to try out IBG transfer and I am happy to report that the transfer was credited into the receiving account on the same day smile.gif

Well, I just published another article with the title A Little Bit Of This and A Little Bit Of That. Actually this is the 4th article with the same title. As usual, I will be covering numerous subjects in my series of articles with the same title A Little Bit Of This and A Little Bit Of That. In this new article, you will learn some new stuff or maybe nothing at all.

So, for those of you who have time to waste and more importantly a kiasu like me, please click the link below to read my article and learn more about what I have to say about IBG Same Day Fund Transfer (plus other stuff that may not interest you).

A Little Bit Of this and A Little Bit Of That - Vol.1, Chapter IV.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 15 2014, 05:14 PM)
RM5K for monthly interest payment... hmm interesting, anyone can confirm this for tenures 2 months and above?
Thanks for reporting - Post#1 updated.
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Do we need to open a saving account with BR for the RM5K for monthly interest payment?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 15 2014, 08:44 PM)
BR ABM mentioned nego rate changed to 50k or above.
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Wah, not only the profit rate has been revised down, the nego rate was lowered as well sweat.gif

The ABM gave any hint why they execute the flip flop policy?



QUOTE(munkeyflo @ Apr 16 2014, 07:25 AM)
Updates from OCBC staff this morning

🎉OCBC FD Promotion🎉

*MUST be Fresh Fund*
*Promo until 31 July 2014*
*T&C applied*

A. Pure FD (18m = 3.87%)
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This one very tempting... drool.gif



QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 16 2014, 10:33 AM)
Do we need to open a saving account with BR for the RM5K for monthly interest payment?
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Yes.
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 16 2014, 11:18 AM)

This one very tempting... drool.gif

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Go horse lo

10000 after 6 months interest (3.6% pa) become principal = RM 10180

RM10180 for 4% over 1 year = Rm10587.20

Effective 587.2/10000 = 5.872% over 18 months = 3.915% pa
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 15 2014, 05:14 PM)
RM5K for monthly interest payment... hmm interesting, anyone can confirm this for tenures 2 months and above?
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Was in BR again today. Asked the question. For monthly interest the FD has to be min 6 months.


QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 16 2014, 10:33 AM)
Do we need to open a saving account with BR for the RM5K for monthly interest payment?
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Definitely.

QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 16 2014, 11:18 AM)
Wah, not only the profit rate has been revised down, the nego rate was lowered as well sweat.gif

The ABM gave any hint why they execute the flip flop policy?

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Ha ha, he gave me an answer saying they moved with times ! biggrin.gif Trying to attract customers. He did not even know about the 5k limit change. He checked with the counter staff when I was with him yesterday. So is BR more dynamic now ?? But still need to catch up with ninja warrior ? tongue.gif

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QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 16 2014, 11:18 AM)
Wah, not only the profit rate has been revised down, the nego rate was lowered as well sweat.gif

The ABM gave any hint why they execute the flip flop policy?
This one very tempting... drool.gif
Yes.
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Thanks,HJebat.. thumbup.gif
Any annual fees or fees involved for applying for Bank Rakyat ATM card? (~Doesn't seem to find the BR webpage mentioning any annual fees)

Out of curiosity..what would happen to the FD interest if there is an early withdrawal of FD in BR? Will they ask for interest refund since the interest is paid monthly & interest rate for different tenure is different? biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 16 2014, 09:53 AM)
Previously, I copied and shared in the above which was posted by cybpsych at Maybankard 2 Cards Thread as I thought the info would be beneficial to those of us having OD facility. I.e. Withdrawing Bank A FD and then perform IBG transfer to Bank B and then write a cheque at the same time to Bank A to be eligible for FD Promo with Fresh Fund.

And with the short discussion between a few of us, one of us mentioned about performing IBG over the counter. And guess what, I wasted RM2 to try out IBG transfer and I am happy to report that the transfer was credited into the receiving account on the same day smile.gif

Well, I just published another article with the title A Little Bit Of This and A Little Bit Of That. Actually this is the 4th article with the same title. As usual, I will be covering numerous subjects in my series of articles with the same title A Little Bit Of This and A Little Bit Of That. In this new article, you will learn some new stuff or maybe nothing at all.

So, for those of you who have time to waste and more importantly a kiasu like me, please click the link below to read my article and learn more about what I have to say about IBG Same Day Fund Transfer (plus other stuff that may not interest you).

A Little Bit Of this and A Little Bit Of That - Vol.1, Chapter IV.
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There is another method I wish to share is than how one can still manipulate the fresh fund from the same bank A even in the afternoon ie after 12.30pm IGB giro same day clearance cut-off time.
If one can only go to the bank in the afternoon, the over the counter IBG giro trick no longer work. Therefore instead of IBG giro, withdraw the FD by Banker's Chq, write a chq from Bank B OD account to Bank A to be eligible for FD Promo with Fresh Fund. Then bank in the Banker's Chq bank to OD account at any Bank B's CDM before 4pm for same day processing.

The pro for this method are:
More flexible and convenient time allowance up to 4pm. (Avoid morning road traffic and banking rush hour)
Banker's Chq withdrawal from FD account is usually FREE. At least for OCBC, HLB, CTB....
No OD interest incurred.

The cons is, need to walk to Bank B to deposit the Banker's Chq before 4pm.


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QUOTE(magika @ Apr 15 2014, 11:38 AM)
Did upliftment of a few of my FDs at BR. Giro charges OTC at RM2. Ask for Banker Cheque as its free then walk 10 meter deposit in maybank cheque machine. Giro still slow at BR so no advantage over cheque .
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The branch that I opened the FD said no more banker cheque for upliftment of FD, only Giro available and they will absorb the RM2 fees.
Do you know whether we can uplift our FD from other BR branch by bringing the FD cert.?
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QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 16 2014, 06:55 PM)
Any annual fees or fees involved for applying for Bank Rakyat ATM card? (~Doesn't seem to find the BR webpage mentioning any annual fees)

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No annual fees for BR Co-op card. I think no initial fee also, but some of the veteran said has. Forgot about mine and cannot be sure. smile.gif

QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 16 2014, 06:55 PM)
Out of curiosity..what would happen to the FD interest if there is an early withdrawal of FD in BR? Will they ask for interest refund since the interest is paid monthly & interest rate for different tenure is different? biggrin.gif
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Sure they will deduct from your FD principal sum after doing some calculation. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 16 2014, 06:45 PM)
Ha ha, he gave me an answer saying they moved with times !  biggrin.gif Trying to attract customers. He did not even know about the 5k limit change. He checked with the counter staff when I was with him yesterday. So is BR more dynamic now ??  But still need to catch up with ninja warrior ? tongue.gif
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Aiyo, people jiat png, dunno they jiat sai or not. Very jialat la like this. Can simply reverse policy within months shakehead.gif


QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 16 2014, 06:55 PM)
Thanks,HJebat.. thumbup.gif
Any annual fees or fees involved for applying for Bank Rakyat ATM card? (~Doesn't seem to find the BR webpage mentioning any annual fees)

Out of curiosity..what would happen to the FD interest if there is an early withdrawal of FD in BR? Will they ask for interest refund since the interest is paid monthly & interest rate for different tenure is different? biggrin.gif
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RM8.00 will be charged for the application of the card. No annual fees or other fees involved, unless you want to replace or exchange card.

Answers to your other Qs as per replied by bbgoat.


QUOTE(harmonics3 @ Apr 16 2014, 09:38 PM)
Do you know whether we can uplift our FD from other BR branch by bringing the FD cert.?
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Yes, we can uplift our FD from other BR branch, but the max amount is RM50K.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 16 2014, 09:53 AM)
Previously, I copied and shared in the above which was posted by cybpsych at Maybankard 2 Cards Thread as I thought the info would be beneficial to those of us having OD facility. I.e. Withdrawing Bank A FD and then perform IBG transfer to Bank B and then write a cheque at the same time to Bank A to be eligible for FD Promo with Fresh Fund.

And with the short discussion between a few of us, one of us mentioned about performing IBG over the counter. And guess what, I wasted RM2 to try out IBG transfer and I am happy to report that the transfer was credited into the receiving account on the same day smile.gif


A Little Bit Of this and A Little Bit Of That - Vol.1, Chapter IV.
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Bro, RM2 not wasted lah, cost incurred to confirm this method is workable, barring any IBG hiccup.

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Went to SC Saadiq just now to place my FD for 6 mths @ 3.5%

Turns out system still down since yesterday due to system upgrade and I had to wait til next monday only they could proceed with my FD placement shakehead.gif


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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 17 2014, 07:41 AM)
No annual fees for BR Co-op card. I think no initial fee also, but some of the veteran said has. Forgot about mine and cannot be sure.  smile.gif
Sure they will deduct from your FD principal sum after doing some calculation.  biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 17 2014, 12:12 PM)
Aiyo, people jiat png, dunno they jiat sai or not. Very jialat la like this. Can simply reverse policy within months shakehead.gif
RM8.00 will be charged for the application of the card. No annual fees or other fees involved, unless you want to replace or exchange card.

Answers to your other Qs as per replied by bbgoat.
Yes, we can uplift our FD from other BR branch, but the max amount is RM50K.
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Thanks,HJebat & bbgoat for the reply..
Went BR today to open for RM5k FD..
The info I got from their customer service seems vry much contradicting.. Min FD amount for monthly interest payment to be credited to saving must be RM10k above & 6mths above tenure(after confirming with a few of her superiors from call)
For BR ATM card, there will be annual fees charges of RM8..
BR Co-op card, annual fees RM5 but must be member of any Koperasi (~which currently I am not any of the member)
BR debit card, one time RM12 charge..but at the moment can't register for online banking pin through ATM..
At the end, nvr apply for any saving accounts for monthly interest credit. cry.gif
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Just a quick question. Let's say I have a banker's cheque from Maybank and am going to place as a FD at OCBC on Friday. So when does my FD date starts?
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QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 17 2014, 05:39 PM)
Thanks,HJebat & bbgoat for the reply..
Went BR today to open for RM5k FD..
The info I got from their customer service seems vry much contradicting.. Min FD amount for monthly interest payment to be credited to saving must be RM10k above & 6mths above tenure(after confirming with a few of her superiors from call)
For BR ATM card, there will be annual fees charges of RM8..
BR Co-op card, annual fees RM5 but must be member of any Koperasi (~which currently I am not any of the member)
BR debit card, one time RM12 charge..but at the moment can't register for online banking pin through ATM..
At the end, nvr apply for any saving accounts for monthly interest credit. cry.gif
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BR has been known to have confusing implementation of some of their "programs". My Co-op card, has no annual fees so do some of the guys here. Their website also mention min 5k FD for monthly interest (FD min. 6 months). smile.gif


QUOTE(tifosi @ Apr 17 2014, 06:05 PM)
Just a quick question. Let's say I have a banker's cheque from Maybank and am going to place as a FD at OCBC on Friday. So when does my FD date starts?
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Still the same day you placed the FD.
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Apr 16 2014, 12:40 PM)
Go horse lo

10000 after 6 months interest (3.6% pa) become principal = RM 10180

RM10180 for 4% over 1 year = Rm10587.20

Effective 587.2/10000 = 5.872% over 18 months = 3.915% pa
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wow... very high for a FD to give that rate...
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QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 17 2014, 05:39 PM)
Thanks,HJebat & bbgoat for the reply..
Went BR today to open for RM5k FD..
The info I got from their customer service seems vry much contradicting.. Min FD amount for monthly interest payment to be credited to saving must be RM10k above & 6mths above tenure(after confirming with a few of her superiors from call)
For BR ATM card, there will be annual fees charges of RM8..
BR Co-op card, annual fees RM5 but must be member of any Koperasi (~which currently I am not any of the member)
BR debit card, one time RM12 charge..but at the moment can't register for online banking pin through ATM..
At the end, nvr apply for any saving accounts for monthly interest credit. cry.gif
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If I have a banker's cheque of RM 50000, can I take that cheque and create 2 separate FD or I need 2 banker's cheque?
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If I have a banker's cheque of RM 50000, can I take that cheque and create 2 separate FD or I need 2 banker's cheque?
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If I have a banker's cheque of RM 50000, can I take that cheque and create 2 separate FD or I need 2 banker's cheque?
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You can even have RM10k X 5 if you want. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 17 2014, 10:08 PM)
you can separate them  smile.gif
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You can even have RM10k X 5 if you want.  biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(tifosi @ Apr 17 2014, 10:07 PM)
If I have a banker's cheque of RM 50000, can I take that cheque and create 2 separate FD or I need 2 banker's cheque?
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i have asked this before at Affin - note other bank might be different. They told me you can top up to the amount of cheque by cash but cannot split the amount of cheque to various FD placement.
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Apr 17 2014, 10:25 PM)
i have asked this before at Affin - note other bank might be different. They told me you can top up to the amount of cheque by cash but cannot split the amount of cheque to various FD placement.
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Other banks beside Affin should be able to do so I guess?
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Other banks beside Affin should be able to do so I guess?
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Updates from OCBC staff this morning

🎉OCBC FD Promotion🎉

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A. Pure FD (18m = 3.87%)
B. 50% Saving + 50% FD (3m = 4.30%)
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 17 2014, 09:27 PM)
Contradicting infos is a common practice for BR  doh.gif

The probability of this practice occurring in the future is still very high shakehead.gif

Did you receive any gift?
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I did not receive any gift..should I ask for that?lol
Did u get any gift from previous BR FD,HJebat? blush.gif
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BR has been known to have confusing implementation of some of their "programs". My Co-op card, has no annual fees so do some of the guys here. Their website also mention min 5k FD for monthly interest (FD min. 6 months).  smile.gif
Still the same day you placed the FD.
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Ya, I also do notice stated in their web for the min RM5k monthly interest payment. http://www.bankrakyat.com.my/deposits-account-i-
Any co-op which we can apply for private sector working guys like me? icon_question.gif
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Do I need an account in BR in order to deposit my FD there?

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QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 18 2014, 08:51 AM)
I did not receive any gift..should I ask for that?lol
Did u get any gift from previous BR FD,HJebat? blush.gif
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Do I need an account in BR in order to deposit my FD there?
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Regulars here usually get gifts, eg. face towel, pedicure/manicure set, umbrella, parker pen
Not necessary unless you go for the monthly interest.
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Is it a good idea withdraw KWSP and kept inside fix deposit?
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Aiyo..parker pen or ball point pen? wasted. No ask, no give.
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Is it a good idea withdraw KWSP and kept inside fix deposit?
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Personally, I do not think it's a good idea. Interest rate in FD is much lower than KWSP rite?
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Is it a good idea withdraw KWSP and kept inside fix deposit?
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QUOTE(tifosi @ Apr 18 2014, 12:14 AM)
Other banks beside Affin should be able to do so I guess?
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QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 18 2014, 05:23 PM)
Personally, I do not think it's a good idea. Interest rate in FD is much lower than KWSP rite?
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Apr 18 2014, 05:33 PM)
The fact is you can't conveniently withdraw EPF money as and when you like.
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I can withdraw all of it. But very small amount. doh.gif
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QUOTE(gchowyh @ Apr 18 2014, 03:12 PM)
Regulars here usually get gifts, eg. face towel, pedicure/manicure set, umbrella, parker pen
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Also school bag, lap top bag, cups etc

QUOTE(leo_kiatez @ Apr 18 2014, 05:21 PM)
Aiyo..parker pen or ball point pen? wasted. No ask, no give.
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sweat.gif Plan to withdraw then invest in something that safe but with higher interest. Not sure about Public Mutual Fund...
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It is not "interest", it is gain/loss in investment. Higher gain with higher risk ! brows.gif

I do have Public Mutual which seems to be doing well. Anyway, not to discuss UT here. smile.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 18 2014, 05:44 PM)
Also school bag, lap top bag, cups etc
Have you collected your cert ? Can pretend pretend go back and said advertise for them and get "hadiah".  tongue.gif
It is not "interest", it is gain/loss in investment. Higher gain with higher risk ! brows.gif
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I did not receive any gift..should I ask for that?lol
Did u get any gift from previous BR FD,HJebat? blush.gif
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You should.

What's the tenure when you open the FD account?

I did receive gifts from BR, but not as exclusive as other forummers here have received sad.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 18 2014, 05:44 PM)
Also school bag, lap top bag, cups etc
Have you collected your cert ? Can pretend pretend go back and said advertise for them and get "hadiah".  tongue.gif
It is not "interest", it is gain/loss in investment. Higher gain with higher risk ! brows.gif

I do have Public Mutual which seems to be doing well. Anyway, not to discuss UT here.  smile.gif
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Yea..cert was collected on that day..So need to do some "actings" to get the hadiah. flex.gif Honestly,not so good at it.Haha
Yup, can't discuss UT in here..can discuss and coach us personally?lol drool.gif

QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 18 2014, 10:10 PM)
You should.

What's the tenure when you open the FD account?

I did receive gifts from BR, but not as exclusive as other forummers here have received sad.gif
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Yalor, should have ask for it. But..u still better than me as I got NOTHING! HAHA.. icon_rolleyes.gif Since normally other banks FD doesn't get any gift, so was not that habitual to ask for free gifts.lol
I opt for 12mths since it's 1 of the highest rate FD rate so far. Personally, I think their 3mths or 12mths BR FD rate are competitive enough (~for my this "small" amount of FD & reasonable duration). rclxm9.gif

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... BR is also known to me to be not consistent on their gifts as well ...
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... BR is also known to me to be not consistent on their gifts as well ...
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Well, you have to ask if they did not mention about the gifts to you. Their policy implementation not that great and consistent.

But system wise luckily consistent in paying out the monthly interest. biggrin.gif
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Yalor, should have ask for it. But..u still better than me as I got NOTHING! HAHA.. icon_rolleyes.gif  Since normally other banks FD doesn't get any gift, so was not that habitual to ask for free gifts.lol
I opt for 12mths since it's 1 of the highest rate FD rate so far. Personally, I think their 3mths or 12mths BR FD rate are competitive enough (~for my this "small" amount of FD & reasonable duration). rclxm9.gif
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Why you no read FD threads here before commit your money? dry.gif

12-month placement definately entitled you for some gifts. Maybe a face towel or a cheaper version of Parker pen. However, if you happened to come across some lousy BR staffs, then can say bye.gif to your gifts.

Remember to ask for your gift when you return to the BR branch to deposit, renew or uplift your FD. If they insist that you're not entitled for gifts, then you'll know that particular branch is grumble.gif

PS: For FD, the % rate we get is priority, gifts are secondary nod.gif
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Apr 20 2014, 12:42 AM)
Why you no read FD threads here before commit your money? dry.gif

12-month placement definately entitled you for some gifts. Maybe a face towel or a cheaper version of Parker pen. However, if you happened to come across some lousy BR staffs, then can say bye.gif to your gifts.

Remember to ask for your gift when you return to the BR branch to deposit, renew or uplift your FD. If they insist that you're not entitled for gifts, then you'll know that particular branch is grumble.gif

PS: For FD, the % rate we get is priority, gifts are secondary nod.gif
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Thanks for the sound advice.. notworthy.gif Definitely will have to visit & read the threads here more in order not to missout any great offers for future.

Any other banks also giving free gifts for depositing FD for >RM5k/RM10k and 6 mths/12mths tenure?

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Thanks for the sound advice.. notworthy.gif  Definitely will have to visit & read the threads here more in order not to missout any great offers for future.

Any other banks also giving free gifts for depositing FD for >RM5k/RM10k and 6 mths/12mths tenure?
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No free gifts from CIMB, UOB, OCBC at all. No idea on other banks.
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Thanks for the sound advice.. notworthy.gif  Definitely will have to visit & read the threads here more in order not to missout any great offers for future.

Any other banks also giving free gifts for depositing FD for >RM5k/RM10k and 6 mths/12mths tenure?
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MBSB. But the gifts offered by MBSB are "less" in monetary or material worth than BR (a very subjective view).
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No free gifts from CIMB, UOB, OCBC at all. No idea on other banks.
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http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...that-its-risky/

That is because most people focus on increasing their savings and have overlooked their “real returns”. The real return is derived by adjusting gross return with inflation rate, i.e. how fast prices of goods and services rise.

Hence, real returns determine if your purchasing power is increasing or decreasing.

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Saving in fixed deposits is so safe that it’s risky!
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...that-its-risky/

That is because most people focus on increasing their savings and have overlooked their “real returns”. The real return is derived by adjusting gross return with inflation rate, i.e. how fast prices of goods and services rise.

Hence, real returns determine if your purchasing power is increasing or decreasing.
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Yes, thats why a person need to spread out the money in all classes of instruments. biggrin.gif

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So now, affin bank offered highest rate for 1 year tenure?
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I can withdraw all of it. But very small amount. doh.gif
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Can share which withdrawal option you can use to withdraw all money in EPF before 55 years old?
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So now, affin bank offered highest rate for 1 year tenure?
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So now, affin bank offered highest rate for 1 year tenure?
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Should be OCBC promotion. Please check 1st page.

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Can share which withdrawal option you can use to withdraw all money in EPF before 55 years old?
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Likely he is >55 years and can withdraw all the EPF money. I may be wrong and he has some tricks up his sleeve. tongue.gif

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Can share which withdrawal option you can use to withdraw all money in EPF before 55 years old?
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If he/she is a government servant who opted for pension scheme, should face no problem to withdraw all EPF money.
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Likely he is >55 years and can withdraw all the EPF money. I may be wrong and he has some tricks up his sleeve.  tongue.gif
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Got few options before 55yo actually. That's why I was asking.
Death withdrawal.
Disability withdrawal.
Giving up citizenship and leaving Malaysia.

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If he/she is a government servant who opted for pension scheme, should face no problem to withdraw all EPF money.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 21 2014, 12:34 PM)
Should be OCBC promotion. Please check 1st page.
Ya read through.
Sorry not familiar with FD promotion thingy.
For OCBC promo, option 1, it's mention tenure 18 months. 6 months : 3.6 % and remain 12 months is 4%.

What happen after 18 months? I normally put my FD 5-10 years .

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QUOTE(BboyDora @ Apr 21 2014, 02:46 PM)
Ya read through.
Sorry not familiar with FD promotion thingy.
For OCBC promo, option 1, it's mention tenure 18 months. 6 months : 3.6 % and remain 12 months is 4%.

What happen after 18 months? I normally put my FD 5-10 years .
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Standard option is it will re-enter 18 months tenure at board rate. (shitty rate as expected)
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Can share which withdrawal option you can use to withdraw all money in EPF before 55 years old?
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Not all, just 40% of total amount and both account since I opt for pension.
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Standard option is it will re-enter 18 months tenure at board rate. (shitty rate as expected)
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Your answer is wrong, i t will renew with 12 months FD.

QUOTE(BboyDora @ Apr 21 2014, 02:46 PM)
Ya read through.
Sorry not familiar with FD promotion thingy.
For OCBC promo, option 1, it's mention tenure 18 months. 6 months : 3.6 % and remain 12 months is 4%.

What happen after 18 months? I normally put my FD 5-10 years .
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It will renew with 12 months FD with the interest
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Oh thanks.

So after that back to standard board rate according to OCBC : 12 months. ?
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http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/ac...battleinflation

ocbc website is updated with new deposit promotion you guy mentioned. thumbup.gif thumbup.gif thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(BboyDora @ Apr 21 2014, 02:46 PM)
Ya read through.
Sorry not familiar with FD promotion thingy.
For OCBC promo, option 1, it's mention tenure 18 months. 6 months : 3.6 % and remain 12 months is 4%.

What happen after 18 months? I normally put my FD 5-10 years .
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Ha, interesting. So you normally put for 5-10 years ? Which are the banks that your normally use and getting good rates ? Just trying to learn from the "veterans" as so far I have not put any FD >2 years.

After the 18 months, withdraw and find another FD promotion. biggrin.gif
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He said it was a promotion , 3.48% for 6months , dunno what promotion , forget the name

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I also don't know what he saying  hmm.gif
He said it was a promotion , 3.48% for 6months , dunno what promotion , forget the name
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Was told by Maybank that they have FD promo - 3mths @ 3.40 pa. Min Deposit RM25K. Promo ends 30 April 2014 or until fully subscribed. Forgotten to ask if it is Islamic or Conventional FD or what is the size of the fund.
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Sorry. It is Maybank 3mths @3.40% p.a. Min Deposit RM25K. Promo ends 30 April 2014.
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QUOTE(sylille @ Apr 22 2014, 12:01 AM)
Sorry. It is Maybank 3mths @3.40% p.a.  Min Deposit RM25K. Promo ends 30 April 2014.
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May Bank FD Countdown 3 -- 3 Months FD Promo

Enjoy a popular campaign return with FD "Countdown 3" from 1 April till 30 April 2014. What
you have to do is just perform a minimum placement of RM25,000 per receipt for Retail/Individual customers or RM50,000 per receipt for SME/Business Banking, Sole Proprietor, Partnership, Club/Societies/Association.

Campaign Rates are as follows:

1-2 Month: 3.25% p.a.
3rd Month: 3.70% p.a.

Effective Rate 3.40% p.a
Prevailing Board Rate: 3.05% p.a

Terms & Conditions:
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/WebBank/fdCdown140414_tnc.pdf


Bank Negara MPC Meeting Schedules 2014

3rd --- 08 May 2014 (Thursday)
4th --- 10 July 2014 (Thursday)
5th --- 18 Sep 2014 (Thursday)
6th --- 06 Nov 2014 (Thursday)

Source:
http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=mone&pg=mone_mpc&lang=en

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 15 2014, 02:01 PM)
Bro, it is stated in the Ad, Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K and RM40K for Existing Customers and New Customers Respectively.

Updated Post#1 and My Fixed Deposit Page showing the ad where the Fresh Fund amount was stated.
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Captain,
Regarding to Am Bank FD Promo posted on the main page:
Am Bank Islamic FD Promo - Extended to 31 May 2014

Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K and RM40K for Existing Customers and New Customers
Respectively ----> this is for non-individuals like sole-proprietorships or companies..

This is for individuals:
Minimum fresh fund for new customers: RM 20K (50%:50% ratio)
Minimum fresh fund for existing customers: RM 10K (50%:50% ratio)
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Thanks for the May bank FD info..  notworthy.gif

May Bank FD Countdown 3 -- 3 Months FD Promo
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 02:58 AM)
Captain,
Regarding to Am Bank FD Promo posted on the main page:
Am Bank Islamic FD Promo - Extended to 31 May 2014
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Welcome back! rclxms.gif notworthy.gif

With BCC's posts, we got more eyes looking out for the best FD deals for everyone ! biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(sylille @ Apr 21 2014, 11:56 PM)
Was told by Maybank that they have FD promo - 3mths @ 3.40 pa. Min Deposit RM25K. Promo ends 30 April 2014 or until fully subscribed. Forgotten to ask if it is Islamic or Conventional FD or what is the size of the fund.
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Hi sylille, long time no post.. smile.gif I can still remember your ocbc 5% FD 2 years back.
Thought you have moved on beyond FD and no longer playing musical chair game.
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Ha, interesting. So you normally put for 5-10 years ? Which are the banks that your normally use and getting good rates ? Just trying to learn from the "veterans" as so far I have not put any FD >2 years.

After the 18 months, withdraw and find another FD promotion.  biggrin.gif
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Haha... Not veterans. For me FD is FD (fixed) .so I didn't touch. Used it once when I bought my house after so many years.
For me , any good rates definitely couldn't beat our country inflation which roughly >8% (my own way of calculation, no supporting facts, haha) . Just for better savings.
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QUOTE(sylille @ Apr 21 2014, 11:56 PM)
Was told by Maybank that they have FD promo - 3mths @ 3.40 pa. Min Deposit RM25K. Promo ends 30 April 2014 or until fully subscribed.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 02:13 AM)
Thanks for the May bank FD info..  notworthy.gif

May Bank FD Countdown 3 -- 3 Months FD Promo

Enjoy a popular campaign return with FD "Countdown 3" from 1 April till 30 April 2014. What
you have to do is just perform a minimum placement of RM25,000 per receipt for Retail/Individual customers or RM50,000 per receipt for SME/Business Banking, Sole Proprietor, Partnership, Club/Societies/Association.

Campaign Rates are as follows:

1-2 Month: 3.25% p.a.
3rd Month: 3.70% p.a.

Effective Rate 3.40% p.a
Prevailing Board Rate: 3.05% p.a

Terms & Conditions:
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/WebBank/fdCdown140414_tnc.pdf
Bank Negara MPC Meeting Schedules 2014

3rd  --- 08 May 2014 (Thursday) 
4th  --- 10 July 2014 (Thursday) 
5th  --- 18 Sep 2014 (Thursday) 
6th  --- 06 Nov 2014 (Thursday) 

Source:
http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=mone&pg=mone_mpc&lang=en
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 02:58 AM)
Captain,
Regarding to Am Bank FD Promo posted on the main page:
Am Bank Islamic FD Promo - Extended to 31 May 2014

Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K and RM40K for Existing Customers and New Customers
Respectively  ----> this is for non-individuals like sole-proprietorships or companies..

This is for individuals:
Minimum fresh fund for new customers: RM 20K (50%:50% ratio)
Minimum fresh fund for existing customers: RM 10K (50%:50% ratio)
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Bro, what I do without you. First time I read was 20/10, then another bro asked about the minimum amount, so I rechecked and read the wrong one!!! You know lah I half blind, hahaha. Luckily I posted the image of the ad which states the above too.

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Oh thanks.

So after that back to standard board rate according to OCBC : 12 months. ?
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Hey i did fd @ Affin for 1yr with single bank cheque - can split FD to a few no problems.
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MBSB sets sights on full-fledged bank in 2 years
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...ank-in-2-years/

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Building Society Bhd (MBSB) hopes to become a full-fledged bank in the next two years regardless whether it undertakes a merger and acquisition (M&A) route or as a stand-alone entity. 

Its chief financial officer Tang Yow Sai said on Tuesday MBSM has completed 80% of the compliance and criteria needed to become a full-fledged bank.

"We expect to meet another 20% of the compliance and criteria requirements over the next two years," he said after the AGM.

MBSB president and CEO Datuk Ahmad Zaini Othman said the MBSB was capable of being a stand-alone bank without any M&A, if the shareholders are willing to put in capital and grow the company.

He added MBSB could be a stand-alone full-fledged bank as it was already quite "clean and lean".

Zaini acknowledged there could be some challenges in this regard, noting that one form of the other, a banking licence is needed if was to operate as a bank.

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Was in BR today to place another FD 2 years for 4.1%. Still cannot run away from BR. cry.gif The rate was lower than 4.2% for 2 years before Nov 2013.

Took out from UOB. Though UOB has 13 months 3.65% FD, but still lower than BR's. Also lazy to play the fresh fund game with UOB. hmm.gif

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Updated 1st Post
Bro, what I do without you. First time I read was 20/10, then another bro asked about the minimum amount, so I rechecked and read the wrong one!!! You know lah I half blind, hahaha. Luckily I posted the image of the ad which states the above too.
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Thanks for the update... Captain

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 22 2014, 06:05 PM)
Was in BR today to place another FD 2 years for 4.1%. Still cannot run away from BR.  cry.gif The rate was lower than 4.2% for 2 years before Nov 2013.

Took out from UOB. Though UOB has 13 months 3.65% FD, but still lower than BR's. Also lazy to play the fresh fund game with UOB.  hmm.gif
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Top Goat, I placed my 18 months FD (effective rate 3.87%) with OCBC this afternoon.
Just as usual, no gift was given, and no smile from the OCBC female rep at all,
perhaps she just broke up with her boy friend recently..

This OCBC 18 months FD counts interest for 545 days, so my FD maturity date is
19 October 2015.

I agree it is quite troublesome to play around with the fresh fund game; just move
the fund to another bank will make life easier.

Did you get the last day interest from your UOB FD?
Last time UOB did not pay me the last day interest.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Apr 22 2014, 04:24 PM)
2 more years!!
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Thanks for the MBSB update.
I am worried after MBSB becomes a bank, their 5 years FD at 4.7% will no longer available.

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Top Goat, I placed my 18 months FD (effective rate 3.87%) with OCBC this afternoon.
Just as usual, no gift was given, and no smile from the OCBC female rep at all,
perhaps she just broke up with her boy friend recently..

This OCBC 18 months FD counts interest for 545 days, so my FD maturity date is
19 October 2015.

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Penang OCBC branch is not in a convenient location for me. Will plan to put in a large sum at one time to justify the inconvenience. Hopefully this can happen in the future. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 08:08 PM)

Did you get the last day interest from your UOB FD?
Last time UOB did not pay me the last day interest.

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What is last day interest ? hmm.gif

I calculated they gave me the extra 2 days as the due date was on Sat. They gave me until Monday extra 2 days interest. I miss out 1 day as I did not go yesterday. biggrin.gif
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Sudah fed up with MBSB & its hope to become a full-fledged banking institution...they've made this sort of statement since 2012 yawn.gif

Until now, habuk pun tarak doh.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 22 2014, 08:52 PM)
Penang OCBC branch is not in a convenient location for me. Will plan to put in a large sum at one time to justify the inconvenience. Hopefully this can happen in the future.  biggrin.gif


As mentioned by Captain last time, when you are ready to put a large sum like RM 300K
and above, just sign-up one in a life time OCBC premier account to take advantage 5.5%
FD for 3 months tenure.

And usually you will receive more valuable gift(s) as premier account sign-up gift(s).
Last time, I received Gold Art, moon cake, traveler bag, and diary.

But call OCBC branch to negotiate for more gifts first before you go there.

Check out Premier Bank Deal:
http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/ac...battleinflation

You can open joint accounts with your family members to place more 5.5% FDs.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 22 2014, 08:52 PM)
What is last day interest ?  hmm.gif

It means the FD maturity date printed on the FD cert.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 22 2014, 08:52 PM)
I calculated they gave me the extra 2 days as the due date was on Sat. They gave me until Monday extra 2 days interest. I miss out 1 day as I did not go yesterday.  biggrin.gif
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Okay, I think each UOB branch has different FD policy... hmm.gif

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I think you are not aware of this:
Recently I discovered that BR pays monthly interest to my
BR saving account after 4.00am or later than 4.00am, which
they used to pay monthly interest right after 12.01am
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 10:19 PM)
As mentioned by Captain last time, when you are ready to put a large sum like RM 300K
and above, just sign-up one in a life time OCBC premier account to take advantage 5.5%
FD for 3 months tenure.

And usually you will receive more valuable gift(s) as premier account sign-up gift(s).
Last time, I received Gold Art, moon cake, traveler bag, and diary.

But call OCBC branch to negotiate for more gifts first before you go there.

Check out Premier Bank Deal:
http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/ac...battleinflation

You can open joint accounts with your family members to place more 5.5% FDs.
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Bro, last time you and I opened Premier Acct, we get 5% interest rate for 3 months with new CASA Accounts including GIA-i "FD".

This time and for the year or so, OCBC NEW Premier Accounts are still entitled to promo 5% or more interest rates BUT with a BIG difference, i.e. they have to purchase Investment Product and/or Insurance.

That is why I never bothered to post about the 5.5% interest rate for NEW Premier Account when I first reported about the OCBC Promos in the previous thread.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 10:19 PM)
It means the FD maturity date printed on the FD cert.
Okay, I think each UOB branch has different FD policy... hmm.gif
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I placed the FD on 19/4/2013. So the due date is Sat 19/4/2014, but FD cert put as 21/4/2014.

I calculated that they gave me exactly 367 days of FD interest. I guess that include the last day interest ?

Up till now, I normally do not bother to check the interest given by banks other than calculating the amt by the percentage given out.

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 10:33 PM)
Top Goat,

I think you are not aware of this:
Recently I discovered that BR pays monthly interest to my
BR saving account after 4.00am or later than 4.00am, which
they used to pay monthly interest right after 12.01am
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Ya, I did not check the time of day that it was credited.

You mean you stay on until 4am, log in and check the time that it appeared inside your account ?? Ha ha. tongue.gif

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 10:33 PM)
Top Goat,

I think you are not aware of this:
Recently I discovered that BR pays monthly interest to my
BR saving account after 4.00am or later than 4.00am, which
they used to pay monthly interest right after 12.01am
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laugh.gif 4am. notworthy.gif Normally I checked at 7-8am, and it is in my SA.
4am must be by the system, it also mean BR has automated your monthly interest crediting? Congrats! thumbup.gif

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 22 2014, 10:41 PM)
Bro, last time you and I opened Premier Acct, we get 5% interest rate for 3 months with new CASA Accounts including GIA-i "FD".

This time and for the year or so, OCBC NEW Premier Accounts are still entitled to promo 5% or more interest rates BUT with a BIG difference, i.e. they have to purchase Investment Product and/or Insurance.

That is why I never bothered to post about the 5.5% interest rate for NEW Premier Account when I first reported about the OCBC Promos in the previous thread.
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Yes, that time was 5% for 3 months.
I loaded almost all my bullets to hit it gao gao.. ha ha..

Captain is right, new sign-up for OCBC premier account is no longer attractive..

Sorry Top Goat, I gave you wrong info... doh.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 22 2014, 10:52 PM)
I placed the FD on 19/4/2013. So the due date is Sat 19/4/2014, but FD cert put as 21/4/2014.

I calculated that they gave me exactly 367 days of FD interest. I guess that include the last day interest ?

Up till now, I normally do not bother to check the interest given by banks other than calculating the amt by the percentage given out.
I think UOB paid you interest until Saturday (19 April 2014).
Yes, included last day interest until Saturday (19 April 2014).
hmm.gif OCBC will pay interest for Saturday and Sunday if FD matures on Saturday.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 22 2014, 10:52 PM)
Ya, I did not check the time of day that it was credited.

You mean you stay on until 4am, log in and check the time that it appeared inside your account ?? Ha ha.  tongue.gif
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Last time BR credited right after 12.00am, I am pretty sure on this.
But started this month, they credited in between 4.00am to 9.00am I guess.
Aiya,, need to use money ma... sad.gif

QUOTE(tbheng @ Apr 22 2014, 11:14 PM)
laugh.gif 4am.  notworthy.gif Normally I checked at 7-8am, and it is in my SA.
Yes, I checked last night at around 4.00am, no money in my account yet..
Checked again at 10.00am, money was in..

QUOTE(tbheng @ Apr 22 2014, 11:14 PM)
4am must be by the system, it also mean BR has automated your monthly interest crediting? Congrats!  thumbup.gif
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What do you mean..?
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I read that you have to fax to remind BR to do monthly interest posting into your SA.
For those postings should be immediate and should be within office hour (9am-5pm) as it is done by the staff.
(Maybe my understanding is wrong, for BR case that also got posted at mid-night as you mentioned.)
So now it is 4-9am (non-working hours) should be automated posting.
Do you still remind them every month?
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QUOTE(tbheng @ Apr 22 2014, 11:42 PM)
I read that you have to fax to remind BR to do monthly interest posting into your SA.
For those postings should be immediate and should be within office hour (9am-5pm) as it is done by the staff.
(Maybe my understanding is wrong, for BR case that also got posted at mid-night as you mentioned.)
So now it is 4-9am (non-working hours) should be automated posting.
Do you still remind them every month?
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oh...I have 2 FDs in BR:
(1) 5 years FD which was placed 2 years ago ---> automatic credit is okay so far

(2) 1 year FD placed last year December ---> this one has no automatic credit.
That one I was complaining is (2).

This is a funny story about BR....

Before I decided to fax to BR, I had to call BR many times to ask them to do crediting,
but they just did it "nanti nanti", the situation was like if I call them today, they
only do it tomorrow..

Then I faxed a reminder letter twice to BR on March 2014, then they credited the money within 30 minutes right after I faxed them, and also quickly sms me the first time to inform me that the money has been credited.

This month April, I noticed my money was credited right on time in the morning before I was
going to fax them.

I guess BR staff is scared about their boss sees the reminder letter, so they do crediting quickly
in the morning before I fax... ha ha.. those people are just like don't drop their tears until they
see the coffin... bruce.gif

So..let's see May la.. If I do not see my money in by 12.00pm, the I fax to them lo.. biggrin.gif

But I think since I got their hand phone number (sms me last time), I guess they implied me to
sms them rather than fax to them...

I mean the crediting after 12.00am is automatic crediting done by their system..

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Thanks for the May bank FD info.. 
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Hi sylille, long time no post.. smile.gif  I can still remember your ocbc 5% FD 2 years back.
Thought you have moved on beyond FD and no longer playing musical chair game.
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Welcome back!
Dear Sifus and Taikors. Thank you very much for the warm welcome (back). Have been keeping a very low profile as got nothing better to contribute than what you guys have been doing. Great job, guys! notworthy.gif notworthy.gif Oh, I really miss those exciting musical chair games organised by OCBC and SC 2/3 yrs back! The game is so dull nowadays - the same old, predictable tune and lousy prizes are being dished up by the banks. Decided to sit out of the of the game until something more exciting comes along. Meanwhile stashing away the prizes gained from previous games into good, old, faithful Affin. biggrin.gif Good luck to all who are still in the game. Hope to join you all in the fun again. Keep up with the good work thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 11:26 PM)
I think UOB paid you interest until Saturday (19 April 2014).
Yes, included last day interest until Saturday (19 April 2014).
hmm.gif  OCBC will pay interest for Saturday and Sunday if FD matures on Saturday.

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To clarify, so Sunday and Monday interest not given by UOB ?

They gave me 367 days of interest. The FD cert printed maturity date is on Monday 21/4/2013 while FD placement is on 19/4/2013. So maybe they gave me short 1 day interest ? Assuming 19/4/2013 to 18/4/2014 is 365 days and then 2 more days to 20/4/2014 ?

Ha ha, never before go into this type of calculation by days for FD interest. biggrin.gif

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To clarify, so Sunday and Monday interest not given by UOB ?
I am not quite sure on this.
But I am sure my UOB branch does not pay last day interest.

Last year I noticed that my UOB FD interest was short 1 day interest, then I called to
UOB branch to clarify, they confirmed to me that no interest would be paid for FD maturity
date (last day FD).

UOB branch explained to me why no interest for maturity date because FD depositor would
withdraw FD on the actual maturity date.

Then I called to another UOB branch to double confirm, they said the same thing that
no interest for last day FD.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 23 2014, 08:22 AM)
They gave me 367 days of interest. The FD cert printed maturity date is on Monday 21/4/2013 while FD placement is on 19/4/2013. So maybe they gave me short 1 day interest ? Assuming 19/4/2013 to 18/4/2014 is 365 days and then 2 more days to 20/4/2014 ?

Ha ha, never before go into this type of calculation by days for FD interest.  biggrin.gif
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Your FD cert printed Monday 21/4/2013 because your original FD maturity date was
Saturday 19/4/2013. UOB does not open on Saturday ma..

In order to confirm this, you need to calculate the FD interest you received and divided by
365 days and 367 days respectively..

Or call to your UOB branch to clarify, and have them to calculate the interest for you..
The best way is to talk to the person who in charge of FD.

I can confirm OCBC pays interest for FD maturity date.

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Then I called to another UOB branch to double confirm, they said the same thing that
no interest for last day FD.
Your FD cert printed Monday 21/4/2013 because your original FD maturity date was
Saturday 19/4/2013. UOB does not open on Saturday ma..

In order to confirm this, you need to calculate the FD interest you received and divided by
365 days and 367 days respectively..

Or call to your UOB branch to clarify, and have them to calculate the interest for you..
The best way is to talk to the person who in charge of FD.

I can confirm OCBC pays interest for FD maturity date.
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Ya, I knew that the reason why they print on 21/4 is because of the Sat. Even BR also did the same thing. They would also give me the extra 2 days interest (over Sunday and Monday maturity date).

Well, I think I will forgo this last day interest thingy. I did get the extra 2 days interest and may have less 1 day interest. Better than some banks I think they will ignore if the maturity date happens to be on Sat and you go there on Monday. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 23 2014, 01:19 PM)
I am not quite sure on this.
But I am sure my UOB branch does not pay last day interest.

Last year I noticed that my UOB FD interest was short 1 day interest, then I called to
UOB branch to clarify, they confirmed to me that no interest would be paid for FD maturity
date (last day FD).

UOB branch explained to me why no interest for maturity date because FD depositor would
withdraw FD on the actual maturity date.

Then I called to another UOB branch to double confirm, they said the same thing that
no interest for last day FD.
Your FD cert printed Monday 21/4/2013 because your original FD maturity date was
Saturday 19/4/2013. UOB does not open on Saturday ma..

In order to confirm this, you need to calculate the FD interest you received and divided by
365 days and 367 days respectively..

Or call to your UOB branch to clarify, and have them to calculate the interest for you..
The best way is to talk to the person who in charge of FD.

I can confirm OCBC pays interest for FD maturity date.
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As I know, FD interest calculated daily for the tenure of the placement.
Interest is given on the date of placement/deposit to the date before the maturity date, i.e. to say does not include the date of maturity.

On the maturity date, customer is free to use the fund for whatever purpose, eg. reinvested in another Fd placement, put into saving or pay loan etc. If bank will to give FD interest for maturity date, it will deem that the same fund enjoy 2 times interest for 1 day. Bank will lose out paying interest twice for the same fund and customer gain. I have verified a couple of previous placement in OCBC and the interest paid does not include the maturity date.


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QUOTE(safilo @ Apr 23 2014, 11:05 PM)
As I know, FD interest calculated daily for the tenure of the placement.
Interest is given on the date of placement/deposit to the date before the maturity date, i.e. to say does not include the date of maturity.

On the maturity date, customer is free to use the fund for whatever purpose, eg. reinvested in another Fd placement, put into saving or pay loan etc. If bank will to give FD interest for maturity date, it will deem that the same fund enjoy 2 times interest for 1 day. Bank will lose out paying interest twice for the same fund and customer gain. I have verified a couple of previous placement in OCBC and the interest paid does not include the maturity date.
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Interesting, I have learned something which I have ignored for the past so many years from you guys about this last day interest ! nod.gif notworthy.gif Believe there are others also don't even think about this.

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QUOTE(safilo @ Apr 23 2014, 11:05 PM)
As I know, FD interest calculated daily for the tenure of the placement.
Interest is given on the date of placement/deposit to the date before the maturity date, i.e. to say does not include the date of maturity.

On the maturity date, customer is free to use the fund for whatever purpose, eg. reinvested in another Fd placement, put into saving or pay loan etc. If bank will to give FD interest for maturity date, it will deem that the same fund enjoy 2 times interest for 1 day. Bank will lose out paying interest twice for the same fund and customer gain. I have verified a couple of previous placement in OCBC and the interest paid does not include the maturity date.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 24 2014, 07:51 AM)
Interesting, I have learned something which I have ignored for the past so many years from you guys about this last day interest !  nod.gif  notworthy.gif  Believe there are others also don't even think about this.
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Yes, my understanding is also the same that no interest for the maturity date.
Take the simple example for those who has tried monthly auto-renewal eFD..
(1) 1st placement @ 5th Jan and matured @ 5th Feb (earliest to uplift w/o scarifying interest is on 5th Feb, i.e. fund must stay on until 5th Feb, interest counted is based on 31 days : from 5th Jan to 4th Feb, inclusive of both dates)
(2) Auto renewal @ 5th Feb and matured @ 5th Mar (interest for 5th Feb is part of this placement, i.e. 28 days from 5th Feb to 4th Mar, inclusive of both dates)
(3) Auto renewal @ 5th Mar and matured @ 5th Apr
(4) and so on...
If interest is given to maturity date, then depositor will gain additional one day of interest for each renewal due to double counting. icon_rolleyes.gif

I found an easier way to comprehend this is that if my fund stay through the night then I get the interest for that day. laugh.gif That is how I compute those daily interest or ADB (Average Daily Balance) type of schemes, and verify to what the banks have given me. So far my calculation matches to the actual interest I get from the banks. nod.gif

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QUOTE(tbheng @ Apr 24 2014, 08:20 AM)
I found an easier way to comprehend this is that if my fund stay through the night then I get the interest for that daylaugh.gif That is how I compute those daily interest or ADB (Average Daily Balance) type of schemes, and verify to what the banks have given me. So far my calculation matches to the actual interest I get from the banks.  nod.gif
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Your method of interest calculation is absolutely right.
That's what Interbank Bank Overnight Rate calculate too.

For easy understanding, today bank in > overnight > tomorrow withdraw, that's is one day interest. Only count the overnight day and omit the day of withdrawal.


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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Apr 24 2014, 10:00 AM)
Your method of interest calculation is absolutely right.
That's what Interbank Bank Overnight Rate calculate too.

For easy understanding, today bank in > overnight > tomorrow withdraw, that's is one day interest. Only count the overnight day and omit the day of withdrawal.
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Thanks for the confirmation. thumbup.gif
So far I only learn through experiences and share my findings here. tongue.gif

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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Apr 24 2014, 10:00 AM)
Your method of interest calculation is absolutely right.
That's what Interbank Bank Overnight Rate calculate too.

For easy understanding, today bank in > overnight > tomorrow withdraw, that's is one day interest. Only count the overnight day and omit the day of withdrawal.
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Thanks for the confirmation.  thumbup.gif
So far I only learn through experiences and share my findings here.  tongue.gif
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Thanks for the sharing! notworthy.gif

Since joining this forum, I have been made aware of the FD maturity date. That if it falls on Sat/Sun, then the bank is to give us the add'l interest. Now the definition of last day interest ! rclxms.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 23 2014, 08:22 AM)
To clarify, so Sunday and Monday interest not given by UOB ?

They gave me 367 days of interest. The FD cert printed maturity date is on Monday 21/4/2013 while FD placement is on 19/4/2013. So maybe they gave me short 1 day interest ? Assuming 19/4/2013 to 18/4/2014 is 365 days and then 2 more days to 20/4/2014 ?

Ha ha, never before go into this type of calculation by days for FD interest.  biggrin.gif
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367 days is correct calc.

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To calculate the days you need to use spreadsheet so it will be less confusing, manually count is ancient ways during our grandfather time can consider ok... tongue.gif
367 days is correct calc.
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Ha ha, for simple calculation, exercise the brain lah. tongue.gif

I am not a computer junkie (not good with Excel formula). Just do 365 days (unless it is a leap year) then add the 2 days. Keep my mind active. biggrin.gif


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QUOTE(magika @ Apr 24 2014, 10:57 AM)
To calculate the days you need to use spreadsheet so it will be less confusing, manually count is ancient ways during our grandfather time can consider ok... tongue.gif
367 days is correct calc.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 24 2014, 11:09 AM)
Ha ha, for simple calculation, exercise the brain lah.  tongue.gif 

I am not a computer junkie (not good with Excel formula). Just do 365 days (unless it is a leap year) then add the 2 days. Keep my mind active.  biggrin.gif
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And I use Excel to calculate daily interest for my MBB m2u Saver acct (with fund moving in and out) that give 2.1%p.a. on daily balances. So far matches the monthly credited interests. nod.gif
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hi guys 1k can open FD in any bank? or need min 10k ?

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hi guys 1k can open FD in any bank? or need min 10k ?

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Here are more details of the 3.38% + 3.7% combo FD:
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QUOTE(tbheng @ Apr 24 2014, 11:37 AM)
Yes, I use Excel too, especially those FD promo with ADB interest calculation.  sweat.gif
And I use Excel to calculate daily interest for my MBB m2u Saver acct (with fund moving in and out) that give 2.1%p.a. on daily balances. So far matches the monthly credited interests.  nod.gif
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I also used Excel to track all my assets. FD separate by banks and monthly interest (where given). Except do not use more advance features for daily interest calculation. Used it to track all FD maturity dates instead of flipping thru' all the certs. biggrin.gif

Also able to see all my assets including UT, stocks, KWSP etc. Also tally assets regularly to see if total goes up or down. rclxms.gif

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some banks offering 3months special FD rates....but have to tie up a minimum amount...money cant touch for that few months lor
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some banks offering 3months special FD rates....but have to tie up a minimum amount...money cant touch for that few months lor
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some banks offering 3months special FD rates....but have to tie up a minimum amount...money cant touch for that few months lor
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http://www.imoney.my/fixed-deposit
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It has good info there. But BR's rate seem not updated still showing 1 year at 3.96% despite showing website updated on 7/4/2014. shakehead.gif
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hey just curious
if i take up OCBC promo option 1
isnt it almost the same i take BR 18M?
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Hi all, anything for May yet? All promo rates seem to expire end Apr. I've 1 FD matured in early May.
Plan to switch from BR to other bank, preferably e-FD.


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hey just curious
if i take up OCBC promo option 1
isnt it almost the same i take BR 18M?
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ya, was thinking about that too. but maybe they have some scheme where 1st 3 mths are high rate then go down to normal rate.
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I have deposited with BR and told them that I want the FD to be auto renewed everytime the terms end. But there is no indication on that on my FD slip at all. Is this actually the right procedure?
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I have deposited with BR and told them that I want the FD to be auto renewed everytime the terms end. But there is no indication on that on my FD slip at all. Is this actually the right procedure?
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i thought that by default, it is auto-renewal at the prevailing board rate?
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I don't know. That's why I'm asking laugh.gif

I only did e-FD in the past so all these FD with certs is a whole new concept to me  sweat.gif
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I used to see other banks' certs (smaller than half A4 size) can be "updated" by printing a line at the back of the certs, but BR one (full A4 size) just looks different. sweat.gif
I requested for new certs post maturity for mine, main reason was to re-nego for better rate and get a fresh certs for peace of mind. drool.gif
You may want to call their CS to confirm.
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As far as I know, for BR, we need to go and request for new FD certs, as the printed maturity date has passed.
I used to see other banks' certs (smaller than half A4 size) can be "updated" by printing a line at the back of the certs, but BR one (full A4 size) just looks different.  sweat.gif
I requested for new certs post maturity for mine, main reason was to re-nego for better rate and get a fresh certs for peace of mind.  drool.gif
You may want to call their CS to confirm.
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Can I combine the money withdrawn from two CIMB saving account (me and my sister) into a single Banker's Cheque?

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Can I combine the money withdrawn from two CIMB saving account (me and my sister) into a single Banker's Cheque?
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Interesting ! biggrin.gif Since both of your agreement is needed, maybe you can do something more conform to procedures like transfer fund to one account and then issue banker's cheque. Just my 2 cents. smile.gif
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Can I combine the money withdrawn from two CIMB saving account (me and my sister) into a single Banker's Cheque?
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The direct answer to your question is, can not. Because of different withdrawal voucher, different signatory.
The indirect answer is yes you can do it as what suggested by bbgoat. Or just cash contra then withdraw by chq from one account.
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Unable to do IBG for the above issue due to amount limit and no cheque facility. However, I asked whether is it possible to combine into a single banker's cheque and the counter said yes biggrin.gif Luckily coz the banker's cheque fee is RM5.15! So made a saving there laugh.gif

After that went to UOB to uplift a matured FD. No issue. Made an inquiry whether is it possible to top up RM10000 and consider it as fresh fund. Not possible. However, was told that there is a retention rate of 3.30% for 12 months. Banker's cheque fee is RM2.15.

After that proceed to OCBC to make placement for the 18 months option. Spent more than 1 hour because the counter service is practically inefficient. They already completed my slip but didnt call up my name so I had to keep waiting. Then turned out there is a mistake and had to get it corrected.

Anyway, for that 18 months option, it is printed on the slip as:

#545 DAYS, *180/365=3.60%PA/4.00%PA

Can someone confirm whether its the same for theirs? Can check OCBC online banking too?

I am abit concern because when I check OCBC online, it shows (see image):

6540 months tenor and 3.6% rate?

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Interested in 3 Months FD. Was offered by OCBC for 3 months @ 3.6%, no CASA.

Is this the best option at the moment? Sifu kindly advise..
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 30 2014, 03:53 PM)
Just came back from my musical chair journey today.

Unable to do IBG for the above issue due to amount limit and no cheque facility. However, I asked whether is it possible to combine into a single banker's cheque and the counter said yes  biggrin.gif Luckily coz the banker's cheque fee is RM5.15! So made a saving there  laugh.gif

After that went to UOB to uplift a matured FD. No issue. Made an inquiry whether is it possible to top up RM10000 and consider it as fresh fund. Not possible. However, was told that there is a retention rate of 3.30% for 12 months. Banker's cheque fee is RM2.15.

After that proceed to OCBC to make placement for the 18 months option. Spent more than 1 hour because the counter service is practically inefficient. They already completed my slip but didnt call up my name so I had to keep waiting. Then turned out there is a mistake and had to get it corrected.

Anyway, for that 18 months option, it is printed on the slip as:

#545 DAYS, *180/365=3.60%PA/4.00%PA

Can someone confirm whether its the same for theirs? Can check OCBC online banking too?

I am abit concern because when I check OCBC online, it shows (see image):

6540 months tenor and 3.6% rate?
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I was wondering how a two diff savings accounts holders can joint issue a single bankers chq without the cash contra. Can you elaborate in details on how it was done?
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I was wondering how a two diff savings accounts holders can joint issue a single bankers chq without the cash contra. Can you elaborate in details on how it was done?
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My sister was present with me at the counter. We just fill up one banker's cheque form under her name and let the counter staff to handle everything. I just signed the withdrawal slip and no other document. I think they consider it as though both parties withdraw the money in cash and add together. I will have a look at her account book later to see if there is any contra.

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 30 2014, 05:45 PM)
My sister was present with me at the counter. We just fill up one banker's cheque form under her name and let the counter staff to handle everything. I just signed the withdrawal slip and no other document. I think they consider it as though both parties withdraw the money in cash and add together.
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Ah...! That's clears things up abit. It was a cash contra method as suggested earlier ?
You signed cash withdrawal > contra the cash to your sister's account > then your sister signed banker's chq form to withdraw by chq.
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Ah...! That's clears things up abit.  It was a cash contra method as suggested earlier ?
You signed cash withdrawal > contra the cash to your sister's account > then your sister signed banker's chq form to withdraw by chq.
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I will take a peek at my sister's account book later to see if there is any incoming amount recorded.
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No need to peek. If your sister sign the chq withdrawal form alone and the she is the only account holder, it was a cash contra alright.
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No need to peek. If your sister sign the chq withdrawal form alone and the she is the only account holder, it was a cash contra alright.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 08:08 PM)
Thanks for the update... Captain
Top Goat, I placed my 18 months FD (effective rate 3.87%) with OCBC this afternoon.
Just as usual, no gift was given, and no smile from the OCBC female rep at all,
perhaps she just broke up with her boy friend recently..

This OCBC 18 months FD counts interest for 545 days, so my FD maturity date is
19 October 2015.
Hi, if you have online banking with OCBC, can you help to check the what is the stated tenor and interest rate for this 18 months FD. Mine is 6540 months and 3.6% hmm.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 22 2014, 10:19 PM)
As mentioned by Captain last time, when you are ready to put a large sum like RM 300K
and above, just sign-up one in a life time OCBC premier account to take advantage 5.5%
FD for 3 months tenure.

And usually you will receive more valuable gift(s) as premier account sign-up gift(s).
Last time, I received Gold Art, moon cake, traveler bag, and diary.
If I have 300K in FD with OCBC, can I sign up for premier account already? Or it doesn't work that way...
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 30 2014, 03:53 PM)
Just came back from my musical chair journey today.

Unable to do IBG for the above issue due to amount limit and no cheque facility. However, I asked whether is it possible to combine into a single banker's cheque and the counter said yes  biggrin.gif Luckily coz the banker's cheque fee is RM5.15! So made a saving there  laugh.gif

After that went to UOB to uplift a matured FD. No issue. Made an inquiry whether is it possible to top up RM10000 and consider it as fresh fund. Not possible. However, was told that there is a retention rate of 3.30% for 12 months. Banker's cheque fee is RM2.15.

After that proceed to OCBC to make placement for the 18 months option. Spent more than 1 hour because the counter service is practically inefficient. They already completed my slip but didnt call up my name so I had to keep waiting. Then turned out there is a mistake and had to get it corrected.

Anyway, for that 18 months option, it is printed on the slip as:

#545 DAYS, *180/365=3.60%PA/4.00%PA

Can someone confirm whether its the same for theirs? Can check OCBC online banking too?

I am abit concern because when I check OCBC online, it shows (see image):

6540 months tenor and 3.6% rate?
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#545 DAYS, *180/365=3.60%PA/4.00%PA ---> This printed the same on my OCBC 18 months FD cert.

But I do not understand the 6540 mths (months?), and why the interest rates are 3.6% while these
2 FDs are 18 months tenure? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 30 2014, 07:31 PM)
#545 DAYS, *180/365=3.60%PA/4.00%PA ---> This printed the same on my OCBC 18 months FD cert.

But I do not understand the 6540 mths (months?), and why the interest rates are 3.6% while these
2 FDs are 18 months tenure?  hmm.gif
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Thank you for the reply and confirmation on the slip.

I divide 6540 by 12 (to see how many years laugh.gif) and i get the magic number 545! I suspect computer glitch. Already sent feedback form to ask about this.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 30 2014, 07:43 PM)
Thank you for the reply and confirmation on the slip.

I divide 6540 by 12 (to see how many years  laugh.gif) and i get the magic number 545!  I suspect computer glitch. Already sent feedback form to ask about this.
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I just did the same to divide 6540 months and came out with 545 years.. rclxub.gif .. ?

But I think as long as this #545 DAYS, *180/365=3.60%PA/4.00%PA is printed on the FD cert, it should be fine.

So our OCBC 18 months are 3 days mature earlier than normal 18 months FD.

I asked the counter girl why the 18 moths FD is 545 days?
She said OCBC calculates interest for this FD for 545 days only... hmm.gif

I think this OCBC 18 months FD at 3.87% effective rate with PIDM is the best so far.

Did you get any gifts from OCBC?
For me, I did not get anything..

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I think this OCBC 18 months FD at 3.87% effective rate with PIDM is the best so far
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Ya, the rate is rather tempting even compared with BR's 12 months 3.9%. I would have opened an acct in OCBC in Penang if not for the inconvenient locations. sad.gif

By the way, BCC has been in stealth mode, hoping with May coming, more posts from you ! rclxms.gif smile.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 30 2014, 07:53 PM)
I just did the same to divide 6540 months and came out with 545 years..  rclxub.gif .. ?

But I think as long as this #545 DAYS, *180/365=3.60%PA/4.00%PA is printed on the FD cert, it should be fine.

So our OCBC 18 months are 3 days mature earlier than normal 18 months FD.

I asked the counter girl why the 18 moths FD is 545 days?
She said OCBC calculates interest for this FD for 545 days only...  hmm.gif

I think this OCBC 18 months FD at 3.87% effective rate with PIDM is the best so far
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Okay, as long as the numbers stated at the slip is the same for you and me, then safe.

Yeah, this 18 months is really good. Took a day leave just to grab it biggrin.gif

aiya! i forget to ask about gift....but last time also no gift.

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 30 2014, 07:59 PM)
Ya, the rate is rather tempting even compared with BR's 12 months 3.9%. I would have opened an acct in OCBC in Penang if not for the inconvenient locations.   sad.gif

By the way, BCC has been in stealth mode, hoping with May coming, more posts from you !  rclxms.gif  smile.gif
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But please do not forget OCBC does not give monthly interest just like what BR does.

The main reason why I put in OCBC because I do not want to put all eggs in one basket.

Do you think if we put a lot money or FD in one bank will make the bank suspicious and they report to Bank Negara or Income Tax department to investigate us..? sweat.gif

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If I have 300K in FD with OCBC, can I sign up for premier account already? Or it doesn't work that way...
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Oh.. sorry, I almost missed this question from you..

Now is not a good timing to sign-up OCBC premier account unless if you do not mind
to sign-up one of their investment packages which Captain and I think not worth it.

Please check out OCBC Premier Account's terms and conditions:
http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/ac...battleinflation

QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 30 2014, 07:59 PM)
Okay, as long as the numbers stated at the slip is the same for you and me, then safe.

Yeah, this 18 months is really good. Took a day leave just to grab it  biggrin.gif

aiya! i forget to ask about gift....but last time also no gift.
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Based on my experience with OCBC, OCBC usually does not give gift for any FD placements;
unless if sign-up for new premier account.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 30 2014, 08:35 PM)
Oh.. sorry, I almost missed this question from you..

Now is not a good timing to sign-up OCBC premier account unless if you do not mind
to sign-up one of their investment packages which Captain and I think not worth it.

Please check out OCBC Premier Account's terms and conditions:
http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/ac...battleinflation
Based on my experience with OCBC, OCBC usually does not give gift for any FD placements;
unless if sign-up for new premier account.
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Oh, so even though I have 300k FD, i still need to add more money to buy sign up something..aiya, thought can just open account and get the free gift.
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Oh, so even though I have 300k FD, i still need to add more money to buy sign up something..aiya, thought can just open account and get the free gift.
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Ha ha.. a bout 2 years ago can la.. just to open a new premier account to enjoy 5% for 3 months
FD and also received quite good gifts like Gold Art and RM 100 Parkson voucher.

But now different condition loh.. sad.gif

Please read Captain's Post #148 on Page 8 about his comment about the current situation
of OCBC premier account:
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3190807/+140

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But please do not forget OCBC does not give monthly interest just like what BR does.

The main reason why I put in OCBC because I do not want to put all eggs in one basket.

Do you think if we put a lot money or FD in one bank will make the bank suspicious and they report to Bank Negara or Income Tax department to investigate us..?  sweat.gif
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Ya, I have been spreading my nest egg over several banks for safety reason. smile.gif

However unless the amt is rather high (what amt ??) in one bank, what you mentioned will not happen. Also if the money is legitimate, why worry ? hmm.gif
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Ha ha.. a bout 2 years ago can la.. just to open a new premier account to enjoy 5% for 3 months
FD and also received quite good gifts like Gold Art and RM 100 Parkson voucher.

But now different condition loh.. sad.gif

Please read Captain's Post #148 on Page 8 about his comment about the current situation
of OCBC premier account:
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3190807/+140
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 30 2014, 08:05 PM)
But please do not forget OCBC does not give monthly interest just like what BR does.

The main reason why I put in OCBC because I do not want to put all eggs in one basket.

Do you think if we put a lot money or FD in one bank will make the bank suspicious and they report to Bank Negara or Income Tax department to investigate us..?  sweat.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 30 2014, 08:35 PM)
Now is not a good timing to sign-up OCBC premier account unless if you do not mind
to sign-up one of their investment packages which Captain and I think not worth it.

Please check out OCBC Premier Account's terms and conditions:
http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/ac...battleinflation
Based on my experience with OCBC, OCBC usually does not give gift for any FD placements;
unless if sign-up for new premier account.
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Human Nature, BoomChaCha got a point, maybe not good time to sign up for OCBC Premier Banking Status as you may get 5.5% interest rate but subject that you purchase investment/insurance product.

What you can do is go with the OCBC 18 months FD Promo BUT KIV the Premier Status (sign up later when there is a pure FD special rate Promo, which will be months away if any) UNLESS they are offering you FREE gift(s) you can't resist, haha.

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Human Nature, BoomChaCha got a point, maybe not good time to sign up for OCBC Premier Banking Status as you may get 5.5% interest rate but subject that you purchase investment/insurance product.

What you can do is go with the OCBC 18 months FD Promo BUT KIV the Premier Status (sign up later when there is a pure FD special rate Promo, which will be months away if any) UNLESS they are offering you FREE gift(s) you can resist, haha.
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okay..yesterday, i just ask a little bit about premier status and the OCBC girl started to talk about investment products...so scary  laugh.gif
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Hi all, have some silly question to ask here.

The interest rate is calculated per annual which mean if 3% / 12 months = 0.25%. If I tenure for 1-6 months, is that the "X month i tenure * 0.25%" = interest ? PS: Figured out already

Btw, any recommendation for short term FD?

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is short term FD like those monthly FD are compounded monthly or just amount * interest p.a /12 * x month i tenure?
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Ya, I have been spreading my nest egg over several banks for safety reason.  smile.gif

However unless the amt is rather high (what amt ??) in one bank, what you mentioned will not happen. Also if the money is legitimate, why worry ?  hmm.gif
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The deposited amount was RM 52K, bank called me and needed to know the source of money, otherwise they would report to Bank Negara, finally I showed the bank my CP30 to "settle"... sweat.gif

Top Goat...please check your iRakyat account, somebody just sent you money.. brows.gif
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The deposited amount was RM 52K, bank called me and needed to know the source of money, otherwise they would report to Bank Negara, finally I showed the bank my CP30 to "settle"... sweat.gif
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What lah, cannot be that 52k, must be 520k. You missed out one "0" !! tongue.gif

Seriously, I think most of us here have placed a single FD of 50k or more in one cert. So far have not heard of problem before. Even 100k cert also have not encountered problem. hmm.gif

Oh ya, BCC not doing legitimate business and in Bank Negara listing ?? tongue.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 2 2014, 01:16 PM)
Top Goat...please check your iRakyat account, somebody just sent you money..  brows.gif
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He he brows.gif , so nice of the person. nod.gif

May check it on 32nd of May this month. tongue.gif

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What lah, cannot be that 52k, must be 520k. You missed out one "0" !!  tongue.gif

Seriously, I think most of us here have placed a single FD of 50k or more in one cert. So far have not heard of problem before. Even 100k cert also have not encountered problem.  hmm.gif

Oh ya, BCC not doing legitimate business and in Bank Negara listing ??  tongue.gif
The ABM of the bank was too suspicious... sweat.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 2 2014, 01:43 PM)
He he  brows.gif , so nice of the person.  nod.gif

May check it on 32nd of May this month.  tongue.gif
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No joking...Please check your iRakyat account, FD interest has been paid on 1 May
based the the reaming calendar days after the FD maturity date..

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The ABM of the bank was too suspicious... sweat.gif
No joking...Please check your iRakyat account, FD interest has been paid on 1 May..
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Ooo...I received that too. Thanks for reminding...  laugh.gif
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You just IBG the fund?
Yours is 5 years FD?

If Top Goat did not receive the FD interest on 1 May, then I guess
this only applies to 5 years FD? hmm.gif

I just called to BR toll free, they were not aware of this. But they will call
me back to confirm their new interest payment policy..

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Yours is 5 years FD?
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No lah...my FD did not start on 1st of month...
I always IBG on the day of interest...this month not yet harvesting day...
Mine 2-years.

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 2 2014, 01:16 PM)
The deposited amount was RM 52K, bank called me and needed to know the source of money, otherwise they would report to Bank Negara, finally I showed the bank my CP30 to "settle"... sweat.gif

Top Goat...please check your iRakyat account, somebody just sent you money..  brows.gif
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BCC, please share or pm which bank that query your amount deposited. I do not like like mafan , on top of it, they do have the right which compounds matters. If dont appreciate our deposits then we can deposit at banks that dont cause us problem. vmad.gif

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You just IBG the fund?
Yours is 5 years FD?

If Top Goat did not receive the FD interest on 1 May, then I guess
this only applies to 5 years FD? hmm.gif

I just called to BR toll free, they were not aware of this. But they will call
me back to confirm their new interest payment policy..
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I also received hibah only and not FD interest.

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No lah...my FD did not start on 1st of month...
I always IBG on the day of interest...this month not yet harvesting day...
Mine 2-years.
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Oh..I see

This is quite strange.. I received monthly interest on 1 May but the interest was calculated
based on the remaining days after my FD maturity date in April.. hmm.gif
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Oh..I see

This is quite strange.. I received monthly interest on 1 May but the interest was calculated
based on the remaining days after my FD maturity date in April..  hmm.gif
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I think what you get is the SA interest. So your previous FD matured and all goes into your SA?
If you expect it to be auto renew as new FD, better call them to check.
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QUOTE(magika @ May 2 2014, 02:25 PM)
BCC, please share or pm which bank that query your amount deposited. I do not like like mafan , on top of it, they do have the right which compounds matters. If dont appreciate our deposits then we can deposit at banks that dont cause us problem.  vmad.gif
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Yes, they have to right to ask for the source of money, but normally the bank just need
verbal confirmation only.

I could feel that the ABM voice tone on the phone was still suspicious even after I explained
the source of money to her.
Few days later, when I went there to withdraw the money and intended to place a FD in another bank, the teller wanted to see my business card and some personal particulars so she could key in into their system, so I realized that I had to show them my solid document to clear their doubt.

This RM 52K was not FD, it was business profit which the company deposited into my saving account.

But I do not mean this bank is bad lah.. just just that the ABM was too suspicious..

But the way she talked to me on the phone was a bit rude and quite scary..

QUOTE(magika @ May 2 2014, 02:27 PM)
I also received hibah only and not FD interest.
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What is hibah..?
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What is hibah..?
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Hibah (gift)
This is a token given voluntarily by a debtor to a creditor in return for a loan. Hibah usually arises in practice when Islamic banks voluntarily pay their customers a 'gift' on savings account balances, representing a portion of the profit made by using those savings account balances in other activities.
It is important to note that while it appears similar to interest, and may, in effect, have the same outcome, Hibah is a voluntary payment made (or not made) at the bank's discretion, and cannot be 'guaranteed.' However, the opportunity of receiving high Hibah will draw in customers' savings, providing the bank with capital necessary to create its profits; if the ventures are profitable, then some of those profits may be gifted back to its customers as Hibah
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I think what you get is the SA interest. So your previous FD matured and all goes into your SA?
If you expect it to be auto renew as new FD, better call them to check.
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No, definitely not SA interest.
My 5 years FD has not matured yet...

Ok.. I need to call to the branch now..
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Hibah (gift)
This is a token given voluntarily by a debtor to a creditor in return for a loan. Hibah usually arises in practice when Islamic banks voluntarily pay their customers a 'gift' on savings account balances, representing a portion of the profit made by using those savings account balances in other activities.
It is important to note that while it appears similar to interest, and may, in effect, have the same outcome, Hibah is a voluntary payment made (or not made) at the bank's discretion, and cannot be 'guaranteed.' However, the opportunity of receiving high Hibah will draw in customers' savings, providing the bank with capital necessary to create its profits; if the ventures are profitable, then some of those profits may be gifted back to its customers as Hibah
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Thanks for the explanation of Hibah... notworthy.gif

Ok.. I just called to Bank Rakyat branch, they said BR has a new policy that
all FD interest (dividend) would pay during "awal bulan", including all FD
tenures like 5 years FD, 2 years FD and 1 year FD...

Everybody, please check your iRakyat accounts to make sure your FD interest
have been paid on 1 May... biggrin.gif

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Ok.. I just called to Bank Rakyat branch, they said BR has a new policy that
all FD interest (dividend) would pay during "awal bulan", including all FD
tenures like 5 years FD, 2 years FD and 1 year FD...

Everybody, please check your iRakyat accounts to make sure your FD interest
have been paid on 1 May...  biggrin.gif
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if the FD date is example 15th May, they pay the dividend on 1st May or 1st June? hmm.gif rclxub.gif

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if the FD date is example 15th May, they pay the dividend on 1st May or 1st June?  hmm.gif  rclxub.gif
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This is my rough guess...

Let's take FD date is 15th April as an example, BR will pay dividend
from 16th April to 30th April (like what I received).

Then effective from May, BR will start to pay dividend every first day of the month
based on 1 month monthly interest..

QUOTE(davinz18 @ May 2 2014, 03:15 PM)
if the FD date is example 15th May, they pay the dividend on 1st May or 1st June?  hmm.gif  rclxub.gif
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If the FD date is 15th May, I think BR will pay on 1st June.

Another scenario is let's say if place FD on 15th May, I guess BR will
pay dividend from 15th May to 31th May first, then BR will pay next dividend
in 1st of July (for June whole month dividend).

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This is my rough guess...

Let's take FD date is 15th April as an example, BR will pay dividend
from 16th April to 30th April (like what I received).

Then effective from May, BR will start to pay dividend every first day of the month
based on 1 month monthly interest..
If my below guess is correct...
If the FD date is 15th May, I think BR will pay on 1st June (dividend from 16th to 31th of May).
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Wow ! You are right ! notworthy.gif I thought you were joking earlier ! rclxub.gif

I checked my accounts there. Both of my accounts have the below:

S20 009 INTER-A/C TRANSFER

though one of the acct has only one, another one has 3 of the above with different amt deposited !

Funny, would need to enquire more on that!

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 2 2014, 03:43 PM)
Wow ! You are right !  notworthy.gif I thought you were joking earlier !  rclxub.gif

I checked my accounts there. Both of my accounts have the below:

S20 009 INTER-A/C TRANSFER

though one of the acct has only one, another one has 3 of the above with different amt deposited !

Funny, would need to enquire more on that!
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Nope, mine due on 7th, no FD interest posted for these 2 days. hmm.gif
What are your FD monthly due days that get the interests?.

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Nope, mine due on 7th, no FD interest posted for these 2 days.  hmm.gif
What are your FD monthly due days that get the interests?.
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I have >10 certs. But the earliest due date is 4th. There is no way that can tell from the online account which FD interest is paid! rclxub.gif

Too general:
S20 009 INTER-A/C TRANSFER

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 2 2014, 03:43 PM)
Wow ! You are right !  notworthy.gif I thought you were joking earlier !  rclxub.gif

I checked my accounts there. Both of my accounts have the below:

S20 009 INTER-A/C TRANSFER

though one of the acct has only one, another one has 3 of the above with different amt deposited !

Funny, would need to enquire more on that!
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Oh.. hold on..

I just received a returned call from BR Call Center, the BR rep told me on the phone that
this "awal bulan" dividend payment was for May only.

So this means that we will be revised back to monthly interest payment based on FD
maturity date starts again in June.

And she added, we will receive additional interest for this early dividend in May.

She said BR has sent out a letter to us to inform about this May early dividend, but I have
not received the letter; I asked her to email the letter but she said cannot, so I have to
wait for the letter.

Has anybody received this letter?

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I have >10 certs. But the earliest due date is 4th. There is no way that can tell from the online account which FD interest is paid!  rclxub.gif

Too general:
S20 009 INTER-A/C TRANSFER
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Okay...if you have several FDs with same amount then can't tell.
Err, wait, I think you can still find out by calculating based on daily interest. Time to exercise the brain a bit. tongue.gif laugh.gif
I guess, if the new interest policy is true, there might be some rules they apply.

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I have talked to BR's ABM. He is also not sure of this. Ha ha.

But he did say another customer went to see him about this also.
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Okay...if you have several FDs with same amount then can't tell.
Err, wait, I think you can still find out by calculating based on daily interest. Time to exercise the brain a bit.  tongue.gif  laugh.gif
I guess, if the new interest policy is true, there might be some rules they apply.
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Friend, I have been using my brain, maybe a bit too much. How dare you ................... hmm.gif brows.gif

The acct that have the bigger FD amount has only one smaller amt credited as compared to the other one having 3 bigger amt deposited. hmm.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 2 2014, 04:20 PM)
Friend, I have been using my brain, maybe a bit too much. How dare you ................... hmm.gif  brows.gif

The acct that have the bigger FD amount has only one smaller amt credited as compared to the other one having 3 bigger amt deposited.  hmm.gif
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laugh.gif Sorry.... What I actually mean was put them into Excel lah...I won't be able to calculate daily interest with my brain alone either. tongue.gif
Small amount mean lesser days (near April end), bigger amount mean more days (early April).
Only you can work out that calculation, unless you tell us all the numbers and dates. icon_rolleyes.gif

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I have >10 certs. But the earliest due date is 4th. There is no way that can tell from the online account which FD interest is paid!  rclxub.gif

Too general:
S20 009 INTER-A/C TRANSFER
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But for 10 certs, you are supposed to have 10 transactions/accounts appear on your iRakyat account ma..? hmm.gif

Let's say 1 cert is minimum estimate 100K...
10 cert x 100K = at least 1 million drool.gif

QUOTE(tbheng @ May 2 2014, 04:16 PM)
Okay...if you have several FDs with same amount then can't tell.
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This can tell, because each FD cert even with same FD amount will have one
individual account info appears on iRakyat..

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Nope cant tell which FD interest has been credited. Its compounded for me by having a few certs without monthly interest and the certs all almost having identical sums in batches. Thats why I am opting next time for interest on maturity as could not keep tabs.

The only redeeming feauture is the deposit date.. biggrin.gif


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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 2 2014, 04:26 PM)
But for 10 certs, you are supposed to have 10 transactions/accounts appear on your iRakyat account ma..?  hmm.gif

Let's say 1 cert is minimum estimate 100K...
10 cert x 100K = at least 1 million  drool.gif
This can tell, because each FD cert even with same FD amount will have one
individual account info appears on iRakyat..
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Bro, I say >10. But not necessary 1 cert 100k. Ha ha ha !

It puzzles me. The ABM also not sure about this and asked me to see him on Monday to go through it. Well I will skip it. smile.gif
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All my BR FD are getting monthly interest except 1 cert. Used to track by the date on each month as it has been very consistent from BR side on crediting the monthly interest.

For this special case, guess will calculate by end of the month. Will complaint if there is a problem !
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QUOTE(tbheng @ May 2 2014, 04:26 PM)
laugh.gif Sorry.... What I actually mean was put them into Excel lah...I won't be able to calculate daily interest with my brain alone either.  tongue.gif
Small amount mean lesser days (near April end), bigger amount mean more days (early April).
Only you can work out that calculation, unless you tell us all the numbers and dates.  icon_rolleyes.gif
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When I called to BR branch to ask about the early dividend matter this afternoon,
the BR woman promised to do manually credit monthly interest (as usual for my 1 year FD)
to my BR saving account by today.

I just checked my iRakyat account, she did not do it again... mad.gif

So I will sms her next Monday, if she still does not do it on Monday, then I will need to fax
her on Tuesday..

I made a rough calculation, I will lose roughly about RM 0.10 interest per day if this dividend
is not credited to my Affin saving account, bruce.gif Should I ask her to compensate me or not..?

Should I also include sms fee and faxing fee as part of the compensations? hmm.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 2 2014, 04:56 PM)
All my BR FD are getting monthly interest except 1 cert. Used to track by the date on each month as it has been very consistent from BR side on crediting the monthly interest.

For this special case, guess will calculate by end of the month. Will complaint if there is a problem !
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Why except 1 cert? hmm.gif
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Why except 1 cert?  hmm.gif
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Ha ha, as that cert was <20k requirement previously (now 5k) for monthly interest. So don't calculate my FD in BR by 100k per cert. brows.gif tongue.gif

I wish I am as rich as you thought ......................... cry.gif

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 2 2014, 08:23 PM)
When I called to BR branch to ask about the early dividend matter this afternoon,
the BR woman promised to do manually credit monthly interest (as usual for my 1 year FD)
to my BR saving account by today.

I just checked my iRakyat account, she did not do it again...  mad.gif

So I will sms her next Monday, if she still does not do it on Monday, then I will need to fax
her on Tuesday..

I made a rough calculation, I will lose roughly about RM 0.10 interest per day if this dividend
is not credited to my Affin saving account, bruce.gif  Should I ask her to compensate me or not..?

Should I also include sms fee and faxing fee as part of the compensations?  hmm.gif
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Ha ha, just notice this point:

RM 0.10 interest per day ONLY ?? brows.gif brows.gif Or

RM 10 per day ?? drool.gif

Sure you can claim all the time loss as well, how about asking her out, she pay for the meal also ? brows.gif rclxms.gif
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if i'm not mistaken, Bank Rakyat declared 15pc dividend recently.

this explains why only one-time hibah given and coincide with their recent 2013 financial performance announcement.



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http://www.thesundaily.my/news/985893
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Updated 1st post, more like deleting expired promos. HLB and UOB both have extended last month promos. And new promos to report?

In my Fixed Deposit Page, I posted that UOB is offering 3.6% 12 months FD; BUT you got to go open a eAccount Savings Account (no passbook) where you only start earning meaningful interest rate for deposit above RM15K. And the other condition is the deposit ratio must be 30%:70% and minimum RM50K with eAccount. I guess you regulars here know it's not even worth calculating the effective interest ratewith 30% into eAccount, hahaha.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 2 2014, 03:59 PM)
I have >10 certs. But the earliest due date is 4th. There is no way that can tell from the online account which FD interest is paid!  rclxub.gif

Too general:
S20 009 INTER-A/C TRANSFER
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You have 10 certs, then you should received 10 interest for your 10 certs.
If your FD due date is 4th, then you should received 27 days interest for April.

So you should see 10 of this S20 009 INTER-A/C TRANSFER on your iRakyat brows.gif
That is abnormal if you do not see 10 interest.. hmm.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 3 2014, 08:47 AM)
Ha ha, just notice this point:

RM 0.10 interest per day ONLY ??  brows.gif  brows.gif Or

RM 10 per day ??  drool.gif

Sure you can claim all the time loss as well, how about asking her out, she pay for the meal also ?  brows.gif  rclxms.gif
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Around RM 10 cents per day la if put in Affin Saving account at 2.8%.
Not interested to have meal with her la. sad.gif ...I would rather to have meal all by myself..
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 5 2014, 03:44 AM)
You have 10 certs, then you should received 10 interest for your 10 certs.
If your FD due date is 4th, then you should received 27 days interest for April.

So you should see 10 of this S20 009 INTER-A/C TRANSFER on your iRakyat  brows.gif
That is abnormal if you do not see 10 interest.. hmm.gif

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Checked again today, both accounts have interest credited as normal for FD due the last 2 days !! rclxub.gif

So will just monitor and add up by end of the month to see if all certs received the correct interest.

Funny ! hmm.gif hmm.gif

As to the Hibah, as I have records of the previous months transaction history, saw that in fact every month they give out Hibah. But only small, small amount. smile.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 5 2014, 03:22 PM)
Checked again today, both accounts have interest credited as normal for FD due the last 2 days !!  rclxub.gif

So will just monitor and add up by end of the month to see if all certs received the correct interest.

Funny !  hmm.gif  hmm.gif

As to the Hibah, as I have records of the previous months transaction history, saw that in fact every month they give out Hibah. But only small, small amount.  smile.gif
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I heard 3 different version of explanations about this early profit payment:

(1) At first I called to BR Customer Service at 1-300-88-12265 yesterday, the BR female rep said this early profit payment was only available for 1st of May only.
She is sending me a letter to explain all about this early profit payment, once I receive it, I will post it here.

(2) Then I called to BR branch yesterday, the staff said BR has started to pay FD profit during 1st day of the month..

(3) I called again to BR Customer Service at 1-300-88-12265 at 7.30pm this evening. The male rep said some customers received early profit but some did not. He said: this is BR system error to pay early profit to FD depositors, and BR is still in the process of investigating this issue... biggrin.gif

I believe (3) should be correct. I guess BR system has infected by virus, or attacked by hackers, or maybe a careless mistake has done by BR human error.. sweat.gif

I have also received Hibah, but the amount is so small that almost unnoticeable..I guess it is
small interest gains from BR saving account...

So I am not going to touch the profit which BR credited to my saving account by their "error"
until I receive BR final notice..
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 5 2014, 08:38 PM)
I heard 3 different version of explanations about this early profit payment:

(1) At first I called to BR Customer Service at 1-300-88-12265 yesterday, the BR female rep said this early profit payment was only available for 1st of May only.
She is sending me a letter to explain all about this early profit payment, once I receive it, I will post it here.

(2) Then I called to BR branch yesterday, the staff said BR has started to pay FD profit during 1st day of the month..

(3) I called again to BR Customer Service at 1-300-88-12265 at 7.30pm this evening. The male rep said some customers received early profit but some did not. He said: this is BR system error to pay early profit to FD depositors, and BR is still in the process of investigating this issue...  biggrin.gif

I believe (3) should be correct. I guess BR system has infected by virus, or attacked by hackers, or maybe a careless mistake has done by BR human error..  sweat.gif

I have also received Hibah, but the amount is so small that almost unnoticeable..I guess it is
small interest gains from BR saving account...

So I am not going to touch the profit which BR credited to my saving account by their "error"
until I receive BR final notice..
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I do tend to agree there is some glitch somewhere for BR. As the month progress, those FD due one can proof to that effect. 2 of my FD due this month received normal FD for the last 30 days (April 30 days only). Some more FD due 2, 3 days later.

Not sure of other BR regulars. hmm.gif

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HSBC does not seem to have good FD promotion ?

They seem to have good security for online banking. They have changed their old security device (generating random PIN). Just activated their new security device. Seem to be more complicated procedure.

Anyway, still waiting for their FD promotion, if any, to top up FD there. smile.gif

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Tried uplifting a 20k BR FD last week in another state but the BR staff told me the limit for withdrawing FD at another branch is 10k...
Today made new FD deposit with personal cheque at the usual branch and was immediately issued the sijil which was a surprise, last time got to wait 1~2 days for the personal cheque to clear... complaint to the counter officer about not being able to withdraw FD at another branch but was told that the new limit is 50k, and 10k limit was old one...
looks like every BR branch has its own rules sad.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 5 2014, 09:02 PM)
I do tend to agree there is some glitch somewhere for BR. As the month progress, those FD due one can proof to that effect. 2 of my FD due this month received normal FD for the last 30 days (April 30 days only). Some more FD due 2, 3 days later.

Not sure of other BR regulars.  hmm.gif
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Mine seems not impacted...still credited on the dot as before. Just IBG out as usual. thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(harmonics3 @ May 6 2014, 11:38 PM)
Tried uplifting a 20k BR FD last week in another state but the BR staff told me the limit for withdrawing FD at another branch is 10k...
Today made new FD deposit with personal cheque at the usual branch and was immediately issued the sijil which was a surprise, last time got to wait 1~2 days for the personal cheque to clear... complaint to the counter officer about not being able to withdraw FD at another branch but was told that the new limit is 50k, and 10k limit was old one...
looks like every BR branch has its own rules sad.gif
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Further confirms that BR diff branch has its own "policies" shakehead.gif . Personal cheque based on past experience need clearance before FD cert issued, unless it is banker's cheque. Lucky you ! biggrin.gif

QUOTE(tbheng @ May 7 2014, 06:57 AM)
Mine seems not impacted...still credited on the dot as before. Just IBG out as usual.  thumbup.gif
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Ya, it further confirms the glitch that they have. It would be a nightmare for them to check out why some of us received the interest unless they can find out the cause and then deduct out the paid interest. Ha ha ha. biggrin.gif
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hi guys,

if i wan to put 5-10k as fd. which bank u guys suggest or any bank got promotion recently?

as i refer from the 1st page, i able to know the rate / dividend. but however, i want to get ppl's opinion before i proceed to the next because all the rate just among the same

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QUOTE(cx2531 @ May 7 2014, 10:16 AM)
hi guys,

if i wan to put 5-10k as fd. which bank u guys suggest or any bank got promotion recently?

as i refer from the 1st page, i able to know the rate / dividend. but however, i want to get ppl's opinion before i proceed to the next because all the rate just among the same
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If you don't need the fund for years to come and for less than 10K, I suggest you go with Affin Bank Board Rate at 3.6% for 12 months tenure which is higher than most straight forward FD Promos (no stupid CASA condition). Come next year, it will be auto renewed at board rate (Affin's board rate has been the highest for the last few years compared to any other commercial bank). You can also look into Bank Rakyat's Islamic Banking Products which are Non PIDM insured where they currently offer higher "profit sharing" rate (please educate yourself difference between Fixed Deposit and Islamic Banking Products).

And to note - most FD promo minimum fresh fund starts at RM10K.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 5 2014, 09:02 PM)
I do tend to agree there is some glitch somewhere for BR. As the month progress, those FD due one can proof to that effect. 2 of my FD due this month received normal FD for the last 30 days (April 30 days only). Some more FD due 2, 3 days later.

Not sure of other BR regulars.  hmm.gif
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My 1 year FD that requires manually credit dividend has been credited based on the traditional FD maturity date.

While the rest of FDs that used auto credit system were credited with the interest based on the reaming days after the
maturity date until the end of April.

So I guess it should be BR's auto credit system error.. sad.gif

QUOTE(tbheng @ May 7 2014, 06:57 AM)
Mine seems not impacted...still credited on the dot as before. Just IBG out as usual.  thumbup.gif
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I think yours does not have problem..

QUOTE(Gen-X @ May 4 2014, 06:40 PM)
Updated 1st post, more like deleting expired promos. HLB and UOB both have extended last month promos. And new promos to report?

In my Fixed Deposit Page, I posted that UOB is offering 3.6% 12 months FD; BUT you got to go open a eAccount Savings Account (no passbook) where you only start earning meaningful interest rate for deposit above RM15K. And the other condition is the deposit ratio must be 30%:70% and minimum RM50K with eAccount. I guess you regulars here know it's not even worth calculating the effective interest ratewith 30% into eAccount, hahaha.
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Captain, I think most banks are waiting for the result of Bank Negara meeting tomorrow..
Hopefully we will hear good news tomorrow since we have had many bad economic news since this year.. sad.gif

I heard a rumor, car loan interest will go up again in June.. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 7 2014, 03:56 PM)
Captain, I think most banks are waiting for the result of Bank Negara meeting tomorrow..
Hopefully we will hear good news tomorrow since we have had many bad economic news since this year.. sad.gif

I heard a rumor, car loan interest will go up again in June.. sweat.gif
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I sure hope there is some "good" news though it may be bad news for others as interest rate for loans will go up. smile.gif sad.gif

Also BCC, buy me lunch or dinner if the news turns out to be what was predicted before ?? tongue.gif

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 7 2014, 03:56 PM)
Captain, I think most banks are waiting for the result of Bank Negara meeting tomorrow..
Hopefully we will hear good news tomorrow since we have had many bad economic news since this year.. sad.gif

I heard a rumor, car loan interest will go up again in June.. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 7 2014, 04:27 PM)
I sure hope there is some "good" news though it may be bad news for others as interest rate for loans will go up.  smile.gif  sad.gif

Also BCC, buy me lunch or dinner if the news turns out to be what was predicted before ??  tongue.gif
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I bet you guys are hoping banks' deposit interest rates will go up with BNM increasing OPR. But I'm going to dash your hopes.... OPR will maintain as it is. And my prediction is based on tomatoes, hahahaha. Price of tomatoes has dropped more than 50% compared to 2 months ago and yet there is no substantial increase in demand.

If you guys had read BNM recent statements for this year, there is no indication interest rates will go higher ... actually in the last MPS (march 2014), "moderate domestic demand" was mentioned twice. And as for CPI, click here to latest report and see the chart and you will note CPI increase last few months are roughly same as in most of 2013. The last time BNM increase OPR was in 2011, see the CPI increase then.

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hello there,,im a freshie who just started working(3 month already) n im seriously wanna start saving money n probably invest into something later..can anyone suggest what should i do? FD is good for freshie like me?
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yes because u wont lose any money with this until you figure out what to do with your savings.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ May 7 2014, 08:04 PM)
I bet you guys are hoping banks' deposit interest rates will go up with BNM increasing OPR. But I'm going to dash your hopes.... OPR will maintain as it is. And my prediction is based on tomatoes, hahahaha. Price of tomatoes has dropped more than 50% compared to 2 months ago and yet there is no substantial increase in demand.

If you guys had read BNM recent statements for this year, there is no indication interest rates will go higher ... actually in the last MPS (march 2014), "moderate domestic demand" was mentioned twice. And as for CPI, click here to latest report and see the chart and you will note CPI increase last few months are roughly same as in most of 2013. The last time BNM increase OPR was in 2011, see the CPI increase then.
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Thanks for the insight! notworthy.gif

So have to wait for Q3 and beyond ................................ sad.gif
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QUOTE(harmonics3 @ May 6 2014, 11:38 PM)
Tried uplifting a 20k BR FD last week in another state but the BR staff told me the limit for withdrawing FD at another branch is 10k...
Today made new FD deposit with personal cheque at the usual branch and was immediately issued the sijil which was a surprise, last time got to wait 1~2 days for the personal cheque to clear... complaint to the counter officer about not being able to withdraw FD at another branch but was told that the new limit is 50k, and 10k limit was old one...
looks like every BR branch has its own rules sad.gif
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There's a limit of 10K to withdraw from different BR branch?

Which BR branch staff told you that? shakehead.gif

I've posted in FD thread before, the limit is 50K & I know for sure that this limit is in force since early last year. So, 50K is not a new limit.

Tarak quality & inadequate knowledge punya staff... doh.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 7 2014, 09:51 AM)
Further confirms that BR diff branch has its own "policies"  shakehead.gif . Personal cheque based on past experience need clearance before FD cert issued, unless it is banker's cheque. Lucky you !  biggrin.gif
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For me, be it banker's cheque or personal cheque, I always got the FD cert issued on the same day itself right from day 1 which was probably last year.

In fact, there was once my cheque was rejected due to some writing mistake & I went to replaced it 2 days later but still did not affect my FD date.
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Today supposed to have FD interest banked in by BR. But not paid. shakehead.gif So is BR checking on their error made on interest payment on 1st of May ?

For those of you who have interest due from BR, please check online.

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For me, be it banker's cheque or personal cheque, I always got the FD cert issued on the same day itself right from day 1 which was probably last year.

In fact, there was once my cheque was rejected due to some writing mistake & I went to replaced it 2 days later but still did not affect my FD date.
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The BR branch must have diff policy or you are their "special" customer. biggrin.gif

Lucky you ! smile.gif
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renew bank rakyat fd but the branch dont wan give freebies.

only after threaten to deposit at other BR branch then they only give freebies
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renew bank rakyat fd but the branch dont wan give freebies.

only after threaten to deposit at other BR branch then they only give freebies
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Wah, such tactic also can pakai ka?

Next time I'll give it a try biggrin.gif

Is your FD amount >50K? Tenure?
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ May 7 2014, 08:04 PM)
I bet you guys are hoping banks' deposit interest rates will go up with BNM increasing OPR. But I'm going to dash your hopes.... OPR will maintain as it is. And my prediction is based on tomatoes, hahahaha. Price of tomatoes has dropped more than 50% compared to 2 months ago and yet there is no substantial increase in demand.

If you guys had read BNM recent statements for this year, there is no indication interest rates will go higher ... actually in the last MPS (march 2014), "moderate domestic demand" was mentioned twice. And as for CPI, click here to latest report and see the chart and you will note CPI increase last few months are roughly same as in most of 2013. The last time BNM increase OPR was in 2011, see the CPI increase then.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 7 2014, 04:27 PM)
I sure hope there is some "good" news though it may be bad news for others as interest rate for loans will go up.  smile.gif  sad.gif

Also BCC, buy me lunch or dinner if the news turns out to be what was predicted before ??  tongue.gif
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Captain predicted it right... notworthy.gif ..... OPR remains at 3.00%

So, Top Goat, sorry cannot treat you lunch or dinner this time sad.gif

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Global growth moderated in the first quarter with several key economies affected by weather-related and policy-induced factors. Looking ahead, the global economy is expected to remain on a path of gradual recovery. In Asia, the better external environment provides further support to growth amid continued expansion in domestic demand. Conditions in the international financial markets have also improved following gradual and orderly policy adjustments in the major advanced economies while the impact from geopolitical developments remains contained.

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Inflation has stabilised in recent months amid the more favourable weather conditions and as the impact of the price adjustments for utilities and energy moderate. Going forward, inflation is, however, expected to remain above its long-run average due to the higher domestic cost factors.

Amid the firm growth prospects and inflation remaining above its long-run average, there are signs of the continued build-up of financial imbalances. While the macro and micro prudential measures have had a moderating impact on the growth of household indebtedness, the current monetary and financial conditions could lead to a broader build up in economic and financial imbalances. Going forward, the degree of monetary accommodation may need to be adjusted to ensure that the risks arising from the accumulation of these imbalances would not undermine the growth prospects of the Malaysian economy.

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Today supposed to have FD interest banked in by BR. But not paid.  shakehead.gif So is BR checking on their error made on interest payment on 1st of May ?

For those of you who have interest due from BR, please check online.
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You already received 2 dividends based on FD dates few days ago.
Now no dividend on another FD? hmm.gif Very strange..

I received one dividend based on FD date but it was credited manually by human, not by auto credit system.

I think you'd better to make a screenshot on your iRakyat account for just in case if you need to use it in
the near future.

And I suggest to call your BR branch as soon as possible.

QUOTE(MNet @ May 8 2014, 10:48 PM)
renew bank rakyat fd but the branch dont wan give freebies.

only after threaten to deposit at other BR branch then they only give freebies
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This means this BR branch is not sincere to give freebies la.. a very stingy BR branch..

You are also quite steady to ask for freebies like this... thumbup.gif
What freebies did you get..?

Next time we can also threaten to deposit in another BR branch if they do
not offer us a better FD rate.. biggrin.gif Ha ha..
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Always check out 1st page for more FD options:
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3190807

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You already received 2 dividends based on FD dates few days ago.
Now no dividend on another FD?  hmm.gif  Very strange..

I received one dividend based on FD date but it was credited manually by human, not by auto credit system.

I think you'd better to make a screenshot on your iRakyat account for just in case if you need to use it in
the near future.

And I suggest to call your BR branch as soon as possible.

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I was happy with the credit of monthly interest by BR for the last 1.5 years. Now I lost some confidence. Though I know you have bad experience with one FD cert. shakehead.gif shakehead.gif

Good idea to take the screen shot. Have done that.

Will call BR to complaint. What is happening ?? hmm.gif hmm.gif mad.gif
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Saw BR's advertisement in Chinese newspaper claiming the highest interest rates for 1, 3, 6 to 12 months FD. Ha ha. But if they do not solve the monthly interest issue, it will be bad ........................
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I was happy with the credit of monthly interest by BR for the last 1.5 years. Now I lost some confidence. Though I know you have bad experience with one FD cert.  shakehead.gif  shakehead.gif

Good idea to take the screen shot. Have done that.

Will call BR to complaint. What is happening ??  hmm.gif  hmm.gif  mad.gif
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Called BR, the ABM said he will check out and call me back. Looks like he still did not have the whole picture yet. shakehead.gif

Will update later.

Update:

He called me back. Confirm their system have problem, their IT guy working on it. But funny thing is I have one cert affected in one of the account while that acct have more certs than the other one. The one cert affected has interest as BCC mentioned calculated from date affected right up to May 1st. So that is the one which I expected the interest in on the 8th. But funny thing is the FD due on the 4th not affected and the interest is in as normal. shakehead.gif shakehead.gif

The ABM apologized for the inconvenience.

Well, some more FD monthly interest due tomorrow and later. Will just have to monitor and complain ................. vmad.gif

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Enggan lulus pinjaman Bank Rakyat: Hassan Malek pecat Sabaruddin Chik?
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Orang lain buat pinjaman Bank Rakyat kena bayar faedah tetapi Deepak tak payah bayar faedah

datuk hassan malekPETALING JAYA: Menteri Perdagangan Dalam Negeri, Koperasi dan Kepenggunaan, Datuk Hassan Malek (gambar) dikatakan memecat Pengerusi Bank Rakyat, Tan Sri Sabaruddin Chik kerana enggan meluluskan pinjaman RM40 juta tanpa faedah selama 30 tahun kepada seorang ahli perniagaan, Deepak Jaikishan.

Menurut Setiausaha Kerja BN parlimen Bandar Tun Razak, Zaharin Mohd Yasin, walaupun Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak sudah bersetuju menyambung perkhidmatan Sabaruddin di Bank Rakyat, tetapi Hassan telah ‘over rule’ keputusan Perdana Menteri itu.

“Semangat saya hilang sejak diberitahu oleh seorang kawan saya yang kerja di Bank Rakyat akan kisah seorang peminjam yang mengaku ada hubungan rapat dengan Najib dan isterinya yang berhutang dengan Bank Rakyat diluluskan oleh menteri untuk dibayar hutang hampir RM40juta selama 30 tahun tanpa faedah.,” kata beliau dalam posting Facebooknya.

Katanya, beliau konsisten, setiap penyalahgunakan kuasa harus dilawan dan ditentang.

“Tak kira dia dari Umno atau tidak,” tegasnya.

Deepak Jaikishan dikatakan adalah kawan rapat Rosmah dan Hassan Malek dikatakan mengarahkan BanK Rakyat meluluskan permohonan Deepak tetapi semua ahli lembaga pengarah bank tersebut enggan berbuat demikian.

“Saya berharap mesyuarat kabinet dapat bincangkan kisah Deepak Jaikishan yang telah diluluskan oleh menteri yang menjaga Bank Rakyat hutang pinjamannya RM40juta dibayar tanpa faedah selama 30 tahun,” katanya lagi.

Zaharin yang juga bekas calon ahli majlis tertinggi Umno bertanya masihkah ada hubungan yang akrab antara Najib dan Rosmah dengan lelaki penjual karpet.. setelah dimalukan dengan beberapa tohmahan dan memberi maklumat palsu kepada parti pembangkang?

Sehubungan dengan itu beliau meminta menteri yang ada sekarang jangan sombong dan angkuh.

“Belajar dari pengalaman Sabarauddin yang pernah jadi Setiausaha Agung Umno dan menteri yang dilantik jadi Pengerusi Bank Rakyat. Khabarnya Perdana Menteri pun sudah setuju disambung sepenggal lagi, bagaimana pun, itu kuasa menteri yang jaga bank itu, jika dia tak mahu sambung Perdana Menteri tak boleh berbuat apa-apa, tetapi tindakan itu sama saperti melawan arahan Perdana Menteri.

Pada masa yang sama, Zaharin rasa sudah tiba masanya Najib memikirkan individu yang dilantik menjadi Lembaga Pengarah termasuk Pengerusi, di agensi dan syarikat kerajaan seorang yang berpengalaman dan profesional.

“Lantik seorang satu sahajalah. Jangan jadi macam Tun Ahmad Sarji di Perbadanan Nasional Berhad (PNB), semua anak syarikat PNB beliau jadi Pengerusi.. pendapatan dan elaun semua syarikat dia ambil,” dakwanya.

Katanya lagi, yang lucunya semua kereta untuk Pengerusi anak-anak syarikat PNB pun dia guna.

“Macam mana agaknya dia pakai kereta sampai banyak itu dan elaun ratus ribu sebulan itu. Dia makan emas ker? “ soalnya.
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So Alliance Bank expects 25 basis points increase at next policy meeting eh? Lucky I didn't dump everything into a 1 year FD!

And all I got from Hong Leong Bank for depositing 500 into FD was a lousy cooler bag, and even that, I had to almost beg for it. This was done during their recent FD promo sad.gif

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Hey guys I need your feedback on this. I had 50k to begin with last year and I put all in maybank fd. Company gave me shares that I purchased at 36k which I took out from my Fd. Left 15k which I renewed on monthly. Took out my shares of 36k from my company last week and now I need to invest again in Fd but I went back to maybank and they advised that I open an e Fd for my 30k and keep the 15k with them.

My dilemma is that wouldn't combining 45k into one account get a better return instead of saperating them in to two different accounts? Please advise and which bank do I go next?
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Hey guys I need your feedback on this. I had 50k to begin with last year and I put all in maybank fd. Company gave me shares that I purchased at 36k which I took out from my Fd. Left 15k which I renewed on monthly. Took out my shares of 36k from my company last week and now I need to invest again in Fd but I went back to maybank and they advised that I open an e Fd for my 30k and keep the 15k with them.

My dilemma is that wouldn't combining 45k into one account get a better return instead of saperating them in to two different accounts? Please advise and which bank do I go next?
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Combining all into one cert does not get better return. Separate into as many cert as possible so in case need part premature upliftment does not forfeit interest for total sum.

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Combining all into one cert does not get better return. Separate into as many cert as possible so in case need part premature upliftment does not forfeit interest for total sum.
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Thanks mate. I will keep the 15k for the cert. Next question. Where do I invest the 30k? Any advise?
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Thanks mate. I will keep the 15k for the cert. Next question. Where do I invest the 30k? Any advise?
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So Alliance Bank expects 25 basis points increase at next policy meeting eh?  Lucky I didn't dump everything into a 1 year FD!

And all I got from Hong Leong Bank for depositing 500 into FD was a lousy cooler bag, and even that, I had to almost beg for it.  This was done during their recent FD promo sad.gif
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From the above link:

"Alliance Investment Bank chief economist Manokaran Mottain (pic) told StarBiz that the last paragraph in the monetary policy statement was a hint of what could be ahead. “After reading the statement carefully, we noticed that the central bank’s tone towards the OPR has changed. We believe the adjustment may happen as early as July,” he said. He expected the interest rate to increase by 25 basis points."

So, July ?? Ha ha. rclxms.gif
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Affin Bank give higher FD rate than Maybank. I think around 3.6% for 12mth (board rate, No CASA or any other crap Investment link thingy)  icon_rolleyes.gif
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Thanks. Ill look into affin. What's the catch?

btw i looked into this.

http://www.imoney.my/fixed-deposit

Affin does not meet investment criteria

and

Affin did not even state their interest rates for their FD. I never handled Affin before. Feels like a bank that is subpar service. but thats just me

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Thanks. Ill look into affin. What's the catch?

btw i looked into this.

http://www.imoney.my/fixed-deposit

Affin does not meet investment criteria

and

Affin did not even state their interest rates for their FD. I never handled Affin before. Feels like a bank that is subpar service. but thats just me
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I don't understand what the website said "does not meet investment criteria" rclxub.gif

anyway the same website state the FD rate :> http://www.imoney.my/fixed-deposit/affin-bank/fixed-deposit

Affinbank service should be okay. Maybe It's also depend on staff & branch
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I don't understand what the website said "does not meet investment criteria"  rclxub.gif

anyway the same website state the FD rate :> http://www.imoney.my/fixed-deposit/affin-bank/fixed-deposit

Affinbank service should be okay. Maybe It's also depend on staff & branch
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As of now this is Affin's bank rate.

1 month 3.05
3.05

2 month 3.05
3.05

3 month 3.10
3.10

4 month 3.10
3.10

5 month 3.10
3.10

6 month 3.25
3.25

7 month 3.25
3.25

8 month 3.25
3.25

9 month 3.35
3.35

10 month 3.35
3.35

11 month 3.35
3.35

12 month 3.60
3.60

i dont know. Its seems to good to be true to be 3.6 when the others are 3.2
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As of now this is Affin's bank rate.

12 month 3.60
3.60

i dont know. Its seems to good to be true to be 3.6 when the others are 3.2
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Yes, but then BR is even offering 3.9% for 12 months but without PIDM. biggrin.gif
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Yes, but then BR is even offering 3.9% for 12 months but without PIDM.  biggrin.gif
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Nah I rather stick to something that has a stable terms investment.

Anyways, I calculated 3.2 against 3.6. It isnt much 30960 against 31080 plus Kuching has only ONE BANK from Affin. I think I will open a Maybank E-FD account for convenience sake.
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QUOTE(Avangelice @ May 9 2014, 03:48 PM)
Nah I rather stick to something that has a stable terms investment.

Anyways, I calculated 3.2 against 3.6. It isnt much 30960 against 31080  plus Kuching has only ONE BANK from Affin. I think I will open a Maybank E-FD account for convenience sake.
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if you have access to OCBC check out their 18 months promo, info on 1st page.
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if you have access to OCBC check out their 18 months promo, info on 1st page.
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if you have access to OCBC check out their 18 months promo, info on 1st page.
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iQ Exclusive Promotion:
3.20% p.a. for 3-month Fixed Deposit (current *board rate is 2.85% p.a.)
3.40% p.a. for 12-month Fixed Deposit (current *board rate is 3.05% p.a.)

and this is OCBC latest system of placing fresh funds to enjoy rates up to 4.0%

Look in here

http://www.ocbc.com.my/assets/pdf/Accounts...ter_General.pdf

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combat inflation deal

3.6% for 6 months

then your principal + interest for 6 months goes in 12 months at 4%. you get effective 3.915% p.a and insured under PIDM.


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combat inflation deal

3.6% for 6 months

then your principal + interest for 6 months goes in 12 months at 4%. you get effective 3.915% p.a and insured under PIDM.
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How to do this, master? Can please elaborate? Thank you notworthy.gif
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combat inflation deal

3.6% for 6 months

then your principal + interest for 6 months goes in 12 months at 4%. you get effective 3.915% p.a and insured under PIDM.
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but you need to put in fresh funds as stated in the info. which is 10k

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but you need to put in fresh funds as stated in the info. which is 10k
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as with most fd promo, take out cash and cash back in lo tongue.gif
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as with most fd promo, take out cash and cash back in lo tongue.gif
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i am still reading through the clauses. Need to make sure this is legit.

So my dilemma now is to invest my 30K in the Combat inflation deal vs IQ member FD. I have one months or two to think about it.
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3.3% for month 1-4
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To BR fans out there, read this. How I wish I can get 30 years interest free loan from utilizing the money you guys deposit at BR  tongue.gif
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Through a letter of offer dated Nov 16, 2007, Deepak was awarded RM170 million worth of Islamic financing facilities which consists of :
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iii) Interchangeable and Combined Limit Facility not exceeding RM50 million.

this kinda person, they would do anything to reach the top. they just want to show that they could do wonders with money and power. they just couldn't accept the word LOST as they think they're already at the top of everything now. Defamation takes place one after another, without concern if you are an enemy nor once a friend... But now with the video showed that revealed what Anwar had denied earlier, about all the links to this man.. what more can I say.. they certainly are going down down down down down man~.
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Is this straight min 10k 8 months 3.6% FD ? No CASA requirement ?

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In conjunction with Mother's Day, AmBank had launched a Mother's Day Special FD campaign from 9th to 23rd May 2014.

The campaign is open to all new and existing individual customers of AmBank who open and/or maintain Everyday Saving Account or Family First Everyday Account-i with minimum deposit of RM 1000 and will be earmarked for 30 days. Each eligible customer shall be entitled for a promotional rate of 3.60% p.a. for Fixed Deposit/Term Deposit- i with 8-month tenure.

The promotional rate is subject to a minimum fresh fund placement of RM 10000 for all individual customers. The promotional rate is applicable for placement of one cycle only. Upon maturity of the Fixed Deposit Account/Term Deposit-i Account, the interest/profit will be credited into eligible customer’s Everyday Saving Account or Family First Everyday Account-i.

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There's a limit of 10K to withdraw from different BR branch?

Which BR branch staff told you that? shakehead.gif

I've posted in FD thread before, the limit is 50K & I know for sure that this limit is in force since early last year. So, 50K is not a new limit.

Tarak quality & inadequate knowledge punya staff... doh.gif
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I could not uplift my Maybank FD opened in another branch long time ago even though it's only 3k per cert.
What an archaic rule Maybank has compared to other banks...
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Called BR, the ABM said he will check out and call me back. Looks like he still did not have the whole picture yet.  shakehead.gif

Will update later.

Update:

He called me back. Confirm their system have problem, their IT guy working on it. But funny thing is I have one cert affected in one of the account while that acct have more certs than the other one. The one cert affected has interest as BCC mentioned calculated from date affected right up to May 1st. So that is the one which I expected the interest in on the 8th. But funny thing is the FD due on the 4th not affected and the interest is in as normal.  shakehead.gif  shakehead.gif

The ABM apologized for the inconvenience.

Well, some more FD monthly interest due tomorrow and later. Will just have to monitor and complain ................. vmad.gif
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That is a mess-up of FD dividends this time.. sweat.gif

But I have seen a lot of BR FD advertisements on TV lately, so they think their FD rates are the best in
Malaysia. But never mentioned about no PIDM on the TV ads..!!

QUOTE(davinz18 @ May 9 2014, 06:12 PM)
did the minister really sack the BR chairman  hmm.gif
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this kinda person, they would do anything to reach the top. they just want to show that they could do wonders with money and power. they just couldn't accept the word LOST as they think they're already at the top of everything now. Defamation takes place one after another, without concern if you are an enemy nor once a friend... But now with the video showed that revealed what Anwar had denied earlier, about all the links to this man.. what more can I say.. they certainly are going down down down down down man~.
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Nah I rather stick to something that has a stable terms investment.

Anyways, I calculated 3.2 against 3.6. It isnt much 30960 against 31080  plus Kuching has only ONE BANK from Affin. I think I will open a Maybank E-FD account for convenience sake.
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QUOTE(davinz18 @ May 9 2014, 06:12 PM)
did the minister really sack the BR chairman  hmm.gif
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The Trade Minister has the power and authority to fire BR Chairman meh..?  hmm.gif
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OT...

You guys depositing money in BR should go educate yourself about BR and not just harping on earning high interest rates.

Firstly, did you know that all BR permanent staff are considered Civil Servants under the law? So, of course the government (people in power) can sack anyone in BR.

In previously threads I have touched on BR management and I pointed out to you guys that BR Chairman was an Ex-UMNO Minister and someone said so what? It means BR Chairman Post is a political appointment, which means he has to take instructions from to people who put him there (i.e. UMNO).

However, the news article said sacked but in reality usually these appointments are on contract basis and I guess it was more like his contract not renewed. And of course, don't believe everything you read on the internet as gospel truth including online news portal which are pro or anti BN.

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That is a mess-up of FD dividends this time..  sweat.gif

But I have seen a lot of BR FD advertisements on TV lately, so they think their FD rates are the best in
Malaysia. But never mentioned about no PIDM on the TV ads..!!

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Ya, what a mess. mad.gif shakehead.gif

Received interest for other FD certs correctly. For those that they sent the interest on May 1st. No interest given on the "correct" date. But we should check it later or next month if they compensate for it (since the full interest is NOT credited).

They definitely will try not to touch on PIDM, same for MBSB. smile.gif
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Anyway, for that 18 months option, it is printed on the slip as:

#545 DAYS, *180/365=3.60%PA/4.00%PA

Can someone confirm whether its the same for theirs? Can check OCBC online banking too?

I am abit concern because when I check OCBC online, it shows (see image):

6540 months tenor and 3.6% rate?
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Hi. Need some advice here.
I'm thinking of uplift Mach 6 month FD and place OCBC 18 month FD (since they need fresh fund). Does Mach branch issue banker cheque? Or I should go to Hong Leong bank?
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In HL Bank today. Heard from counter girl that by Monday they will have new FD promotion of step up rate with effective rate of 3.63%. I did not ask if there is any CASA requirement. Lets see by the coming Monday.

Cheers ! smile.gif

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ May 11 2014, 10:40 PM)
OT...

You guys depositing money in BR should go educate yourself about BR and not just harping on earning high interest rates.

Firstly, did you know that all BR permanent staff are considered Civil Servants under the law? So, of course the government (people in power) can sack anyone in BR.

In previously threads I have touched on BR management and I pointed out to you guys that BR Chairman was an Ex-UMNO Minister and someone said so what? It means BR Chairman Post is a political appointment, which means he has to take instructions from to people who put him there (i.e. UMNO).

However, the news article said sacked but in reality usually these appointments are on contract basis and I guess it was more like his contract not renewed. And of course, don't believe everything you read on the internet as gospel truth including online news portal which are pro or anti BN.
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I have to stay in BR's ship to reach the destination by 2017 as scheduled, hopefully the ship not hitting
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Thanks for the info..Captain notworthy.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 16 2014, 01:19 PM)
In HL Bank today. Heard from counter girl that by Monday they will have new FD promotion of step up rate with effective rate of 3.63%. I did not ask if there is any CASA requirement. Lets see by the coming Monday.

Cheers ! smile.gif
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Thanks for the latest HLB FD info.. Top Goat.

For all my BR FD that received dividend on 1st May, BR did not pay dividend yesterday (if use FD mature date); so
I guess BR will pay my next dividend on 1st of June... How about yours so far..?

2 weeks ago, BR Call Centre promised to post me a letter to explain all about this early dividend issue, but so far
I have not received any letter from them..?

If BR's auto credit system has problem, it does not make any sense they still cannot solve the problem until today..? hmm.gif

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My hair is wet..  sad.gif

I have to stay in BR's ship to reach the destination by 2017 as scheduled, hopefully the ship not hitting
any icebergs in the mid way so that we do not need to jump to the sea without life jackets (PIDM)...  sad.gif

Thanks for the info..Captain  notworthy.gif

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Ha ha ha, 2017 for you ? I have some 2 yrs FD due in 2016. Sleep well, bro. Me too. tongue.gif

In fact I have been putting new FD to BR lately .................. smile.gif

Life always have risks, so we just have to spread out our risks ......... rclxms.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 16 2014, 05:07 PM)
Thanks for the latest HLB FD info.. Top Goat.

For all my BR FD that received dividend on 1st May, BR did not pay dividend yesterday (if use FD mature date); so
I guess BR will pay my next dividend on 1st of June... How about yours so far..?

2 weeks ago, BR Call Centre promised to post me a letter to explain all about this early dividend issue, but so far
I have not received any letter from them..?

If BR's auto credit system has problem, it does not make any sense they still cannot solve the problem until today..? hmm.gif
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I posted a post few days ago on the BR's ABM apologizing to me on their system error. He said their IT is fixing the issue.

So far, those FD that have interest paid on 1st of May do NOT receive interest on the monthly due date. Those that did not receive the advance FD received the correct FD on the exact date as before. It is crazy that some FD are affected only.

So for those FD affected, BR should credit the add'l interest next month. We would have to check it manually. shakehead.gif

So, looks like they have fixed the issue except they owe us the add'l interest (over the advanced interest given). mad.gif

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Ha ha ha, 2017 for you ? I have some 2 yrs FD due in 2016. Sleep well, bro. Me too.  tongue.gif
In fact I have been putting new FD to BR lately .................. smile.gif
Life always have risks, so we just have to spread out our risks ......... rclxms.gif
If you are not worried, then I should not be worried loh; Otherwise, you jump I jump .. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 16 2014, 05:45 PM)
I posted a post few days ago on the BR's ABM apologizing to me on their system error. He said their IT is fixing the issue.

So far, those FD that have interest paid on 1st of May do NOT receive interest on the monthly due date. Those that did not receive the advance FD received the correct FD on the exact date as before. It is crazy that some FD are affected only.

So for those FD affected, BR should credit the add'l interest next month. We would have to check it manually.  shakehead.gif

So, looks like they have fixed the issue except they owe us the add'l interest (over the advanced interest given).  mad.gif
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BR is supposed to send out letter to all affected accounts, but they did not do it. From this part, we can say
BR is not professional at all... mad.gif ..A very lousy bank..

Okay, let's see what is going on later... Thanks.. notworthy.gif
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For more than a year, BR has credited the dividend to my saving account without fail. This month, for some unknown reason, it is a few hundred RM short. Hope this has nothing to do with the recent reported Chairman issue.

Cheerio.
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For more than a year, BR has credited the dividend to my saving account without fail. This month, for some unknown reason, it is a few hundred RM short. Hope this has nothing to do with the recent reported Chairman issue.

Cheerio.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 16 2014, 06:18 PM)
If you are not worried, then I should not be worried loh; Otherwise, you jump I jump ..  biggrin.gif
BR is supposed to send out letter to all affected accounts, but they did not do it. From this part, we can say
BR is not professional at all...  mad.gif ..A very lousy bank..

Okay, let's see what is going on later... Thanks..  notworthy.gif
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QUOTE(plumberly @ May 16 2014, 07:22 PM)
For more than a year, BR has credited the dividend to my saving account without fail. This month, for some unknown reason, it is a few hundred RM short. Hope this has nothing to do with the recent reported Chairman issue.

Cheerio.
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It should be the issue as discussed a week ago. Did you receive interest credited on May 1st ?
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Oh my gosh, I've been away for so long...haven't been in touch with this thread for months now. I see that the rate is still hovering around 3.6% highest, eh?
Nothing else seems interesting these days.
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Oh my gosh, I've been away for so long...haven't been in touch with this thread for months now. I see that the rate is still hovering around 3.6% highest, eh?
Nothing else seems interesting these days.
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Jump ................Jump....................... Life is precious  tongue.gif
It should be the issue as discussed a week ago. Did you receive interest credited on May 1st ?
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No, I did not.

Will check on Monday, if still missing, then I will inform BR to correct immediately. Ha.
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... regarding the BR thingy that I have been reading ...

- Mine is not change to the 1st of each month and it has been punctured this far, but it is not a consistently fix amount each month ... huh.gif ...

- All banks do have back door, and there is a saying that goes - It's who you know and not what you know. Why do you think Facebook and Linkin is so famous among everyone these days? Everyone is very "hard-social-networking", mah ... biggrin.gif ...

- I notice the hibah credited every month is consistent to a fix amount, no matter what available saving amount a person have in the saving account ... happy.gif ...

- BR is not really a "big-gungho-commercial-bank" like the rest. So, I personally do expect flaw here and there, but it is not as though other "so-call-pro-banks" is that good in service as well ... sleep.gif ...

... and a good "weekend-teh-tarik" to all ... cheers.gif ...

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... regarding the BR thingy that I have been reading ...

- Mine is not change to the 1st of each month and it has been punctured this far, but it is not a consistently fix amount each month ...  huh.gif ...

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You are the lucky one who is not affected. biggrin.gif Not all accounts are affected by this glitch, if it is called a glitch. shakehead.gif mad.gif

Interest amount need to be calculated by the days in the month. FD over Feb month will be the lowest monthly interest. smile.gif

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the 5 year rate is now too low, only 4.4%. I just move 3 certs out to MBSB for 4.7%, go to wherever that offers you better rates........if you are getting short term rate of 3.6% with repeated every 6 months,might as well fix it at 4.7%, every 100k you get extra RM1100, to me that is significant .....MBSB gave me 2 towels,some pens and a diary like book.(no need to ask they automatically bring together with the certs) , support MBSB for now. Will move out whenever BR Fd matures...
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ May 17 2014, 08:56 AM)
the 5 year rate is now too low, only 4.4%. I just move 3 certs out to MBSB for 4.7%, go to wherever that offers you better rates........if you are getting short term rate of 3.6% with repeated every 6 months,might as well fix it at 4.7%, every 100k you get extra RM1100, to me that is significant .....MBSB gave me 2 towels,some pens and a diary like book.(no need to ask they automatically bring together with the certs) , support MBSB for now. Will move out whenever BR Fd matures...
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Interesting. Do MBSB pay monthly interest ?
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ May 17 2014, 08:56 AM)
the 5 year rate is now too low, only 4.4%. I just move 3 certs out to MBSB for 4.7%, go to wherever that offers you better rates........if you are getting short term rate of 3.6% with repeated every 6 months,might as well fix it at 4.7%, every 100k you get extra RM1100, to me that is significant .....MBSB gave me 2 towels,some pens and a diary like book.(no need to ask they automatically bring together with the certs) , support MBSB for now. Will move out whenever BR Fd matures...
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Interesting & tempting.

But ...

in view of the "likely" FD rate increase in Jun/Jul this year, may be park the money for 1-3 months first and then go for the 35 years FD at 4.7 + 0.25 %?

Just my thought.

Cheerio.
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QUOTE(plumberly @ May 17 2014, 11:02 AM)
Interesting & tempting.

But ...

in view of the "likely" FD rate increase in Jun/Jul this year, may be park the money for 1-3 months first and then go for the 35 years FD at 4.7 + 0.25 %?

Just my thought.

Cheerio.
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Ha ha, you mean 3/5 years ? Not 35 years ??? tongue.gif

Ya, I bet a lot of us thinking the same thing. 0.25% quite substantial for big amount of FD. rclxms.gif rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 17 2014, 11:04 AM)
Ha ha, you mean 3/5 years ? Not 35 years ???  tongue.gif

Ya, I bet a lot of us thinking the same thing. 0.25% quite substantial for big amount of FD.  rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif
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Sorry, I did not check my correction before sending.

I typed 3 yrs first and then realised my mistake. Thought I have over-written the "3" with my "5".

Thanks.
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Sorry, I did not check my correction before sending.

I typed 3 yrs first and then realised my mistake. Thought I have over-written the "3" with my "5".

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No problem.

I am waiting for the interest rates to go up, smile.gif though those with loans will hate it. sad.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 16 2014, 05:45 PM)
I posted a post few days ago on the BR's ABM apologizing to me on their system error. He said their IT is fixing the issue.

So far, those FD that have interest paid on 1st of May do NOT receive interest on the monthly due date. Those that did not receive the advance FD received the correct FD on the exact date as before. It is crazy that some FD are affected only.

So for those FD affected, BR should credit the add'l interest next month. We would have to check it manually.  shakehead.gif

So, looks like they have fixed the issue except they owe us the add'l interest (over the advanced interest given).  mad.gif
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Top Goat, you mean BR will adjust back the affected dividend date to normal FD maturity date next month?

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 17 2014, 09:01 AM)
Interesting. Do MBSB pay monthly interest ?
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No. No monthly interest. And no PIDM.
MBSB only pays interest every 6 months.
So for 5 years FD, MBSB will pay 10 terms of interest.
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ May 17 2014, 08:56 AM)
the 5 year rate is now too low, only 4.4%. I just move 3 certs out to MBSB for 4.7%, go to wherever that offers you better rates........if you are getting short term rate of 3.6% with repeated every 6 months,might as well fix it at 4.7%, every 100k you get extra RM1100, to me that is significant .....MBSB gave me 2 towels,some pens and a diary like book.(no need to ask they automatically bring together with the certs) , support MBSB for now. Will move out whenever BR Fd matures...
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I think this is a right move... thumbup.gif
I am a bit worried MBSB will lower their 4.7% soon..

But the down side is that when you want to withdraw a big amount of FD like over RM 600K,
MBSB branch may not have enough fund for you to make withdrawal on the same day,
if this happens, you have 2 options:

(1) MBSB HQ will wire transfer money to your desired bank saving account, this will take 2 to 3 working days,
so this means depositors will lose 2 or 3 days FD interest.

(2) If want to withdraw FD and get the check on the same day, then you need to bring the FD cert and go to
MBSB HQ to withdraw the FD.

So before you place your big amount of FD in MBSB, it is better to ask MBSB first if you can withdraw the FD from
the branch on the same day or not..?

QUOTE(plumberly @ May 17 2014, 11:02 AM)
Interesting & tempting.

But ...

in view of the "likely" FD rate increase in Jun/Jul this year, may be park the money for 1-3 months first and then go for the 35 years FD at 4.7 + 0.25 %?

Just my thought.

Cheerio.
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MBSB reacts to FD market very slow.
If interest goes up by 0.25, MBSB might say their 4.7% is still attractive and no need to make adjustment..?
This is very hard to predict la.. sweat.gif

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Top Goat, you mean BR will adjust back the affected dividend date to normal FD maturity date next month?
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I mean they should pay you the due date monthly interest in June AND for whatever FD interest which they paid you less for May month.

Only 4 of my FD cert affected. So they need to compensate in June for the difference in interest date for May month. If not, I will make a lot of NOISE ! vmad.gif

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... keep in mind there is two type of rates ...

- board rates
- promotional rates

... even if they move up the rates by 25 basis points tomorrow, banks don't have to move their promotional rates. They only will move the board rates, which most "so-call-pro-gungho-banks" is hovering around 3.15 percent on the board rates. So, if a person were to add 0.25 basis points to 3.15 is only 3.4 percent. Roughly the same with most promotional package all around hovering around 3.5 above. No way they will move 50 basis points. Many will mega_shok.gif . I personally judge a banks footing by their board rates ...

... simple maths by "budak-tadak-sekolah" also know this leh ...

... rolleyes.gif ...
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 17 2014, 03:53 PM)
I mean they should pay you the due date monthly interest in June AND  for whatever FD interest which they paid you less for May month.

Only 4 of my FD cert affected. So they need to compensate in June for the difference in interest date for May month. If not, I will make a lot of NOISE !  vmad.gif
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I have 6 certs are affected, all are 5 years FDs.

I have not received any dividend after 1st May, except the 1 year FD that needs to be credited manually;
so BR owes me 6 FD dividend since after 1st May.

I do not think I will receive any dividend during this month..

And I do not know when will BR pay the next dividend after 1st May..?
I guess either 1st of June or FD maturity date in June..?

It seems only two of us are affected in this forum? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 17 2014, 05:26 PM)
I have 6 certs are affected, all are 5 years FDs.

I have not received any dividend after 1st May, except the 1 year FD that needs to be credited manually;
so BR owes me 6 FD dividend since after 1st May.

I do not think I will receive any dividend during this month..

And I do not know when will BR pay the next dividend after 1st May..?
I guess either 1st of June or FD maturity date in June..?

It seems only two of us are affected in this forum?  hmm.gif
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Best is to call BR on the "lost" interest for this month. I did not ask the BR ABM directly on this in my last call.

Based on what I heard from BR, there are more people affected. Also some other people on this forum did mention they are affected. Cannot be just the 2 of us, ha ha ha. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 17 2014, 05:26 PM)
I have 6 certs are affected, all are 5 years FDs.

I have not received any dividend after 1st May, except the 1 year FD that needs to be credited manually;
so BR owes me 6 FD dividend since after 1st May.

I do not think I will receive any dividend during this month..

And I do not know when will BR pay the next dividend after 1st May..?
I guess either 1st of June or FD maturity date in June..?

It seems only two of us are affected in this forum?  hmm.gif
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Ask all BR depositors here, if all of them didn't receive the div as per scheduled time, it can be a serious indication.
Defaulting a scheduled div payment can be due to technical glitch but it can be also due to tight cash flow.
A healthy banking system shouldn't have this kind of alarming indication.

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Ask all BR depositors here, if all of them didn't receive the div as per scheduled time, it can be a serious indication.
Defaulting a scheduled div payment can be due to technical glitch but it can be also due to tight cash flow.
A healthy banking system shouldn't have this kind of alarming indication.
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QUOTE(davinz18 @ May 17 2014, 06:44 PM)
Gotta to do with the recent reported Chairman & the "free" loans thingy?  hmm.gif
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It is too "systematic" to be due to any reported issue in the press. The May 1st advanced interest is odd. Also they have recovered since 4th of the month when all interest were due correctly, for me at least for the 4th onwards on FD cert NOT given the advanced interest.

Please note they gave out ADVANCED interest. smile.gif
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Best is to call BR on the "lost" interest for this month. I did not ask the BR ABM directly on this in my last call.

Based on what I heard from BR, there are more people affected. Also some other people on this forum did mention they are affected. Cannot be just the 2 of us, ha ha ha.  biggrin.gif
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Oh..but I have not heard any other forum members are complaining about this matter..? except two of us..

I asked Top Cat, he said he was not affected..
The Guy also did not say anything...
tbheng did not complain...
magika keeps quiet, so I assume he is not affected..
Warrior HJebat also did not say anything...
gchowyh also did not complain...
Top Flo keeps quiet too...

Who else..? hmm.gif

QUOTE(aeiou228 @ May 17 2014, 06:15 PM)
Ask all BR depositors here, if all of them didn't receive the div as per scheduled time, it can be a serious indication.
Defaulting a scheduled div payment can be due to technical glitch but it can be also due to tight cash flow.
A healthy banking system shouldn't have this kind of alarming indication.
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I do not think it is due to tight cash flow la... biggrin.gif so scary meh..?
Because I received 15 days (16th to 30th of May, my 4 FD maturity date is 16th) advanced dividend on 1st May..,
but no dividend from BR since after 1st May...

I think it is BR technical glitch... hmm.gif
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Oh..but I have not heard any other forum members are complaining about this matter..? except two of us..

I asked Top Cat, he said he was not affected..
The Guy also did not say anything...
tbheng did not complain...
magika keeps quiet, so I assume he is not affected..
Warrior HJebat also did not say anything...
gchowyh also did not complain...
Top Flo keeps quiet too...

Who else..?  hmm.gif

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Ha ha ha, as I said before, we are NOT the only 2 affected. If really so, then

cheers.gif rclxms.gif

But not all FD certs are affected also ........................................... hmm.gif

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Ha ha ha, as I said before, we are NOT the only 2 affected. If really so, then

cheers.gif   rclxms.gif

But not all FD certs are affected also ........................................... hmm.gif
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It looks like only two of us are affected in this forum so far... I mean the rest of members did not complain
because they are not affected....

All my FD certs are affected, except one FD cert that needs to put in dividend manually..

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It looks like only two of us are affected in this forum so far... I mean the rest of members did not complain
because they are not affected....

All my FD certs are affected, except one FD cert that needs to put in dividend manually..
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In may be limited number of people affected, as those affected has to be asking for monthly interest as well. Remember not all FD cert for monthly interest affected. smile.gif

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In may be limited number of people affected, as those affected has to be asking for monthly interest as well. Remember not all FD cert for monthly interest affected.  smile.gif
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I just called BR 30 minutes ago, but the person picked-up the phone asked me to call them tomorrow..
So I will call BR tomorrow to find out, then I will let you know..

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i dont think u guys have to worry. mine all not affected the last time i checked on 30.4.2014, my wife's only 1 cert affected. straight away we emailed the manager. He explained it's due to the HQ trying to revert back to paying FDs' interest on 1st of every month, may be in stages, so some affected some not, finally all will, if their plan goes through. This is a silly system as it can confuse you when you have so many certs on various days of the month and you find it hard to identify which interest for which cert.

So that FD was dated 28th. and interest was "missing" on 28.4.14. The system for some funny reason credited a lesser amount of it on 23.4.2014 (your so called "advance"), later on, the remainder on 1.5.2014, added up it was the correct amount as expected.

May be end of this month when i check again, more FDs will be affected, but no worries you get your dues at the end the same.

There shouldn't be a case of BR owing you interest, or forget to pay or will only pay you next month...check you own account carefully, likely the interest paid in May 2014 were partial, and the remainder will come on 1.6.2014.
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... not really guys - I am actually on monthly interest as well as yearly, but haven't reach a one year term with BR yet. Maybe, it effect those that have renew their 2nd term which somehow fall under those "1st-date-month-interest-paying-glitch" - just a thought ... if I were you guys affected by the BR not flexi system, I would just close the account, get what ever interest and start afresh in their system again. Just like pressing the reset button when the computer hang. Need to watch my account with them when my term is up. Personally, I would think it is really messy to try changing every each account to the 1st of each month in calculation ...
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ May 17 2014, 08:44 PM)
i dont think u guys have to worry. mine all not affected the last time i checked on 30.4.2014, my wife's only 1 cert affected. straight away we emailed the manager. He explained it's due to the HQ trying to revert back to paying FDs' interest  on 1st of every month, may be in stages, so some affected some not, finally all will, if their plan goes through.  This is a silly system as it can confuse you when you have so many certs on various days of the month and you find it hard to identify which interest for which cert.

So that FD was dated 28th. and interest was "missing" on 28.4.14. The system for some funny reason credited a lesser amount of it on 23.4.2014 (your so called "advance"), later on, the remainder on 1.5.2014, added up it was the correct amount as expected.

May be end of this month when i check again, more FDs will be affected, but no worries you get your dues at the end the same.

There  shouldn't be a case of BR owing you interest, or forget to pay or will only pay you next month...check you own account carefully, likely the interest  paid in May 2014 were partial, and the remainder will come on 1.6.2014.
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Oh..but I have not heard any other forum members are complaining about this matter..? except two of us..

I asked Top Cat, he said he was not affected..
The Guy also did not say anything...
tbheng did not complain...
magika keeps quiet, so I assume he is not affected..
Warrior HJebat also did not say anything...
gchowyh also did not complain...
Top Flo keeps quiet too...

Who else..?  hmm.gif
I do not think it is due to tight cash flow la...  biggrin.gif  so scary meh..?
Because I received 15 days (16th to 30th of May, my 4 FD maturity date is 16th) advanced dividend on 1st May..,
but no dividend from BR since after 1st May...

I think it is BR technical glitch... hmm.gif
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Sorry for pressing the panic button. I hope it was just a technical glitch. Just want to remind you guys to be on full alert as early as possible when such indication first surfaced.
Hard earned money wor...don't play play. sweat.gif sweat.gif
Usually, defaulting a promised income/div payment is never a good indication especially for those MLM companies, ponzi scheme, gold investment, grower scheme. Of course we can't compare those companies with BR.
Last year BR's total deposit taking was about RM67 billion, FD interest payment must be quite substantial.
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Hmm, I better ask my mum to check too as the saving account is under her name. So the issue is that the monthly interest is not credited. Should be able to detect from the account book correct?
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ May 17 2014, 08:44 PM)
i dont think u guys have to worry. mine all not affected the last time i checked on 30.4.2014, my wife's only 1 cert affected. straight away we emailed the manager. He explained it's due to the HQ trying to revert back to paying FDs' interest  on 1st of every month, may be in stages, so some affected some not, finally all will, if their plan goes through.  This is a silly system as it can confuse you when you have so many certs on various days of the month and you find it hard to identify which interest for which cert.

So that FD was dated 28th. and interest was "missing" on 28.4.14. The system for some funny reason credited a lesser amount of it on 23.4.2014 (your so called "advance"), later on, the remainder on 1.5.2014, added up it was the correct amount as expected.

May be end of this month when i check again, more FDs will be affected, but no worries you get your dues at the end the same.

There  shouldn't be a case of BR owing you interest, or forget to pay or will only pay you next month...check you own account carefully, likely the interest  paid in May 2014 were partial, and the remainder will come on 1.6.2014.
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BCC, see, more people affected. But I would not worry about it. Not now. smile.gif

QUOTE(Human Nature @ May 17 2014, 09:52 PM)
Hmm, I better ask my mum to check too as the saving account is under her name. So the issue is that the monthly interest is not credited. Should be able to detect from the account book correct?
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Sure can see from the passbook. Online account will be easier if you have one as you can check the various date of the month. smile.gif
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Sorry for pressing the panic button.  I hope it was just a technical glitch. Just want to remind you guys to be on full alert as early as possible when such indication first surfaced.
Hard earned money wor...don't play play. sweat.gif  sweat.gif   
Usually, defaulting a promised income/div payment is never a good indication especially for those MLM companies, ponzi scheme, gold investment, grower scheme. Of course we can't compare those companies with BR. 
Last year BR's total deposit taking was about RM67 billion, FD interest payment must be quite substantial.
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Agree... sweat.gif .. I do not think this is a good sign either; especially this is a very bad service when no official letter
send out from BR to inform depositors about the recent change of dividend pay date, and I feel like they do not respect
their customers.. mad.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 17 2014, 10:01 PM)
BCC, see, more people affected. But I would not worry about it. Not now.  smile.gif
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In fact, I am more worried about BR's professionalism and the way they run their business.. sad.gif

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Agree...  sweat.gif .. I do not think this is a good sign either; especially this is a very bad service when no official letter
send out from BR to inform depositors about the recent change of dividend pay date, and I feel like they do not respect
their customers..  mad.gif
In fact, I am more worried about BR's professionalism and the way they run their business..  sad.gif
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My opinion only. Have been and is customer of various banks. Each has its own strength and weaknesses. Even Citibank got into trouble years ago and I have to pull out my hard earned money (but still maintain as Citigold customer) then put back in when the situation changes.

Service wise, some are good, some are not so good. All human dependent and the bank culture as well.

As to BR, good and bad. Whether it is having any problem, still early to judge. It could be the IT issue that the BR ABM told me. smile.gif

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BR is not really a "big-gungho-commercial-bank" like the rest. So, I personally do expect flaw here and there, but it is not as though other "so-call-pro-banks" is that good in service as well ...  sleep.gif ...


At least they don't shortchange you.

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Agree...  sweat.gif .. I do not think this is a good sign either; especially this is a very bad service when no official letter
send out from BR to inform depositors about the recent change of dividend pay date, and I feel like they do not respect
their customers..  mad.gif
In fact, I am more worried about BR's professionalism and the way they run their business..  sad.gif
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Yea lack of professionalism.. that's what it is. It will kind of suck if you have to check the amount every month.
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... some "roti-canai-enterprises" make better returns in percentage profit than "so-call-million-ringgit-capital-setup-enterprises" lah. I am quite sure you guys know BR recently declare a good pre tax profit. I don't think they can do this declare to syok-syok everybody, eh. Banks are not easily fall as I am quite sure all of them is well monital by central bank, and once in a while you do see new policy to curb them before they get themself out of hand -- which these banks do get too greedy ...

Just in case some don't know:

--> Bank Rakyat declares 15% dividend, records RM2.13 billion pre-tax profit

*** Just my 2cent thoughts here and please do your own cross reference in making decision ...

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My opinion only. Have been and is customer of various banks. Each has its own strength and weaknesses. Even Citibank got into trouble years ago and I have to pull out my hard earned money (but still maintain as Citigold customer) then put back in when the situation changes.

Service wise, some are good, some are not so good. All human dependent and the bank culture as well.

As to BR, good and bad. Whether it is having any problem, still early to judge. It could be the IT issue that the BR ABM told me.  smile.gif
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Yes, agree. There is no perfect bank in the world...

Last time the Citibank RM put my FD into 2 different FD maturity dates when I submitted my 2 checks to
him on the same day. later I called him to complain, and he explained to me that he was rushing to
meet another customer so he only managed to submit one check to the counter just right before 4.00pm.
Consequently, I lost 2 days FD interest because of his lousy service.. mad.gif

Another case was couples years ago when I walked in Citibank premier customer counter, a bacha singh
security guard came to me and raised his hand to block me from approaching to the premier customer counter, and
he asked me to go down to the regular counter on down stair, then I had to show him something (I forgot what did
I show him, I think Citibank premier card or some document related to premier account..), then he did not say anything
and allowed me to go to premier customer counter, but I did not scold him; I think if somebody else would scold him
gao gao for embarrassing and insulting customer. I guess the reason why this bacha singh blocked me was because
of my dressing or he probably felt like I was a poor old man or something..? sweat.gif

Now back to Bank Rakyat dividend case:
After called to BR customer service and within 15 minutes, a customer service (I think a manager or senior, quite polite with
a tender tone) called me back to confirm that BR has changed to a new system. He said from now on, all FD dividends will
credit during 1st day of the month.

If I heard this correctly from him, if FD matures on 14th of the month, and if want to uplift matured FD on 14th,
then 14 days dividend will be paid on the same day when uplifting FD.

QUOTE(wodenus @ May 18 2014, 09:24 AM)
Yea lack of professionalism.. that's what it is. It will kind of suck if you have to check the amount every month.
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Yes, I just complained to the customer service, how come BR is doing thing quietly and no official letters send out to BR customers..? He said sorry.....

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Yes, agree. There is no perfect bank in the world...

Last time the Citibank RM put my FD into 2 different FD maturity dates when I submitted my 2 checks to
him on the same day. later I called him to complain, and he explained to me that he was rushing to
meet another customer so he only managed to submit one check to the counter just right before 4.00pm.
Consequently, I lost 2 days FD interest because of his lousy service..  mad.gif

Another case was couples years ago when I walked in Citibank premier customer counter, a bacha singh
security guard came to me and raised his hand to block me from approaching to the premier customer counter, and
he asked me to go down to the regular counter on down stair, then I had to show him something (I forgot what did
I show him, I think Citibank premier card or some document related to premier account..), then he did not say anything
and allowed me to go to premier customer counter, but I did not scold him; I think if somebody else would scold him
gao gao for embarrassment. I guess the reason why this bacha singh blocked me was because of my dressing
or he felt like I was a poor old man or something..?

Now back to Bank Rakyat dividend case:
After called to BR customer service and within 15 minutes, a customer service (I think a manager or senior, quite polite with
a tender tone) called me back to confirm that BR has changed to a new system. He said from now on, all FD dividends will
credit during 1st day of the month.

If I heard this correctly from him, if FD matures on 14th of the month, and if want to uplift matured FD on 14th,
then 14 days dividend will be paid on the same day when uplifting FD.
Yes, I just complained to the customer service, how come BR is doing thing quietly and no official letters send out to BR customers..? He said sorry.....
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Have been with Citibank for years. Have also complained about RM and their dropping service level during their survey calls (they call customers regularly asking about their service performance). Ha ha.

But overall still find them to have good service esp phone banking, Citigold facility etc. biggrin.gif

Thanks for confirming that BR has changed to new system of crediting interest on 1st of the month. But funny that still receiving interest for some of my FD this month after the 4th (for those FD cert not affected on May 1st). Anyway have to monitor next month. smile.gif

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Have been with Citibank for years. Have also complained about RM and their dropping service level during their survey calls (they call customers regularly asking about their service performance). Ha ha.

But overall still find them to have good service esp phone banking, Citigold facility etc.  biggrin.gif

Thanks for confirming that BR has changed to new system of crediting interest on 1st of the month. But funny that still receiving interest for some of my FD this month after the 4th (for those FD cert not affected on May 1st). Anyway have to monitor next month.  smile.gif
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I guess BR is updating each customer FD dividend pay date little by little...?

BR has "updated" all my FDs based on their new system,; except that one with manually key-in dividend.

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 16 2014, 01:19 PM)
In HL Bank today. Heard from counter girl that by Monday they will have new FD promotion of step up rate with effective rate of 3.63%. I did not ask if there is any CASA requirement. Lets see by the coming Monday.

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HLB STEP UP FD (eff:19 MAY 2014)
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NO CASA

1-4th mth - 3.3%
5-8th - 3.6%
9-12th - 4%

effective 3.63%


cannot find link but was told by staff. tongue.gif
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HLB STEP UP FD (eff:19 MAY 2014)
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NO CASA

1-4th mth - 3.3%
5-8th - 3.6%
9-12th - 4%

effective 3.63%
cannot find link but was told by staff.  tongue.gif
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Thanks for confirming the HLB promotion. notworthy.gif rclxms.gif
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No issues on my side for BR as I have so far opted for interest payment upon maturity.

However, moving forward, I am considering changing to monthly interest as after calculating, it is possible to get additional around .05% interest if it is put into monthly FD of 2.95%
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HLB STEP UP FD (eff:19 MAY 2014)
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NO CASA

1-4th mth - 3.3%
5-8th - 3.6%
9-12th - 4%

effective 3.63%
cannot find link but was told by staff.  tongue.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 19 2014, 02:01 PM)
Thanks for confirming the HLB promotion.  notworthy.gif  rclxms.gif
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Also just learned that HL Islamic Bank starting tomorrow will have FD promotion of 3.65% for 12 months. smile.gif
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Suddenly got FD promo here & there? OPR going up in next meeting? hmm.gif
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Also just learned that HL Islamic Bank starting tomorrow will have FD promotion of 3.65% for 12 months.  smile.gif
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Hi, Any one when to HL for this promotion? I checked the website nothing show. If go to the bank ask for what. Sometimes they themselves not aware of new promotion

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Hi, Any one when to HL for this promotion? I checked the website nothing show. If go to the bank ask for what. Sometimes they themselves not aware of new promotion
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You can call HL bank branch before you go to confirm the rate. smile.gif
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Lisa from USJ branch just confirmed the rate is 3.65 for 12 months and promotion until end of June!
Cash in ppl!

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ok. thank bb goat!

Lisa from USJ branch just confirmed the rate is 3.65 for 12 months and promotion until end of June!
Cash in ppl!
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peeps, OCBC's 18-mth FD Promo (aka Combat Inflation Deal) will be terminated on 29 May 2014 instead of 31 July 2014

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HLB STEP UP FD (eff:19 MAY 2014)
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NO CASA

1-4th mth - 3.3%
5-8th - 3.6%
9-12th - 4%

effective 3.63%
cannot find link but was told by staff.  tongue.gif
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Official link up now smile.gif

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peeps, OCBC's 18-mth FD Promo (aka Combat Inflation Deal) will be terminated on 29 May 2014 instead of 31 July 2014

Notice source: OCBC
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 21 2014, 07:06 AM)
peeps, OCBC's 18-mth FD Promo (aka Combat Inflation Deal) will be terminated on 29 May 2014 instead of 31 July 2014

Notice source: OCBC
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luckily i managed to deposit some fund for this promo

QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 21 2014, 08:14 AM)
Official link up now smile.gif

FD Promo Page | T&C (English)
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thanks. at least they are being transparent and state the effective rate.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ May 21 2014, 12:49 PM)
thanks. at least they are being transparent and state the effective rate.
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QUOTE(Avangelice @ May 9 2014, 02:23 PM)
Hey guys I need your feedback on this. I had 50k to begin with last year and I put all in maybank fd. Company gave me shares that I purchased at 36k which I took out from my Fd. Left 15k which I renewed on monthly. Took out my shares of 36k from my company last week and now I need to invest again in Fd but I went back to maybank and they advised that I open an e Fd for my 30k and keep the 15k with them.

My dilemma is that wouldn't combining 45k into one account get a better return instead of saperating them in to two different accounts? Please advise and which bank do I go next?
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 21 2014, 07:06 AM)
peeps, OCBC's 18-mth FD Promo (aka Combat Inflation Deal) will be terminated on 29 May 2014 instead of 31 July 2014

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Was in BR today. Talked to the ABM. He said those May 1st FD affected were those deposited under one particular product (Mubeen ???).

Remember BR changed the product name late last year ? So those of us having the FD before that date will be the one affected. But I am not sure if they changed the FD product name once or twice the last 2 years.

But he said he is also not sure of the solution. It could be June 1st for these FD again. So the FD monthly interest given out will not be affected. Then at the maturity, BR will pay out the maturity date minus the 1st day of the month of interest.

Or it could be they decided to go back to the date the FD was deposited. Then back to normal.

So key point is FD affected are those previous product (Mubeen ??? Can't be sure).

So now it makes more sense to me as not all my FD are affected.

I hope those have BR FD here get what I am saying above.

Cheers !

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Guy, comparing these 2 FD promos, basically which one would you go for?

UOB
13 months @ 3.65% (100% interest will be credited after 6 month).

HLB STEP UP FD
1-4th mth - 3.3%
5-8th - 3.6%
9-12th - 4%
effective 3.63%

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ May 21 2014, 06:14 PM)
Guy, comparing these 2 FD promos, basically which one would you go for?

UOB
13 months @ 3.65% (100% interest will be credited after 6 month).

HLB STEP UP FD
1-4th mth - 3.3%
5-8th - 3.6%
9-12th - 4%
effective 3.63%
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QUOTE(wodenus @ May 21 2014, 02:00 PM)
You lost 5K? anyway all in FD is always better than some in FD + some in savings.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 21 2014, 07:06 AM)
peeps, OCBC's 18-mth FD Promo (aka Combat Inflation Deal) will be terminated on 29 May 2014 instead of 31 July 2014

Notice source: OCBC
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This is a bad news.. sad.gif
Thanks for the update.. notworthy.gif

QUOTE(davinz18 @ May 21 2014, 03:51 PM)
u know the reason why?  hmm.gif
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I guess OCBC is almost hitting their target as this is this the best deal
for FD with PIDM.

Or OCBC has a new FD plan to react to the market condition..?

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 21 2014, 05:24 PM)
Was in BR today. Talked to the ABM. He said those May 1st FD affected were those deposited under one particular product (Mubeen ???).

Remember BR changed the product name late last year ? So those of us having the FD before that date will be the one affected. But I am not sure if they changed the FD product name once or twice the last 2 years.

But he said he is also not sure of the solution. It could be June 1st for these FD again. So the FD monthly interest given out will not be affected. Then at the maturity, BR will pay out the maturity date minus the 1st day of the month of interest.

Or it could be they decided to go back to the date the FD was deposited. Then back to normal.

So key point is FD affected are those previous product (Mubeen ??? Can't be sure).

So now it makes more sense to me as not all my FD are affected.

I hope those have BR FD here get what I am saying above.

Cheers !
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Yes, all my affected FDs are Mubeen.
Thanks for the update... thumbup.gif

QUOTE(Human Nature @ May 21 2014, 06:14 PM)
Guy, comparing these 2 FD promos, basically which one would you go for?

UOB
13 months @ 3.65% (100% interest will be credited after 6 month).

HLB STEP UP FD
1-4th mth - 3.3%
5-8th - 3.6%
9-12th - 4%
effective 3.63%
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If FD amount is big, then go for UOB. And also can try to negotiate..
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QUOTE(august8 @ May 9 2014, 02:14 PM)
So Alliance Bank expects 25 basis points increase at next policy meeting eh?  Lucky I didn't dump everything into a 1 year FD!

And all I got from Hong Leong Bank for depositing 500 into FD was a lousy cooler bag, and even that, I had to almost beg for it.  This was done during their recent FD promo sad.gif
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Bro august8.. Thanks so much for sharing the fast info from Alliance Bank more than a week ago..

Allince Bank link (contributed by august8)
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...onetary-policy/

I think it is better to put FD in short term now like 3 months tenure, let's hoping interest rate
will go up in July... biggrin.gif Ha..ha..

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Announcement on OPR to be made in July, says Zeti
21 May 2014 05:37pm

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http://news.abnxcess.com/2014/05/announcem...-july-says-zeti

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MONETARY POLICY:NO ANNOUNCEMENT YET ON OPR ADJUSTMENTS
21 May 2014, 06:56pm BY Sobana Damodaran

Any announcement related to adjustments to the Overnight Policy Rate, OPR, will only be made after the monetary policy meeting in July.

Bank Negara Governor, Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz said any adjustments would be based on the outlook of inflation, growth and risks.

Tan Sri Dr Zeti said this after the launch of the Asian Banker Summit 2014 today.

Several economists have reportedly stated that they expect that the Central Bank to raise the OPR by 25 basis points to 3.2 per cent by the next MPC meeting in view of the strong economic growth of 6.2 per cent in the first quarter of this year.

The country's OPR now stands at 3 per cent.

Source:
http://www.ntv7.com.my/7edition/business-e...DJUSTMENTS.html

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 21 2014, 11:39 PM)
Bro august8.. Thanks so much for sharing the fast info from Alliance Bank more than a week ago..

Allince Bank link (contributed by august8)
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...onetary-policy/

I think it is better to put FD in short term now like 3 months tenure, let's hoping interest rate
will go up in July...   biggrin.gif  Ha..ha..

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Thanks for the info, BCC ! notworthy.gif

Ha, yesterday made another FD in BR for 1 year. Did not do the 2 years like last FD placed. Maybe should have put 3 months? shakehead.gif

However did put in some more into EPF to enjoy the high return there. biggrin.gif rclxms.gif

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 21 2014, 11:39 PM)
I think it is better to put FD in short term now like 3 months tenure, let's hoping interest rate
will go up in July...  biggrin.gif  Ha..ha..
So which banks have the best 1 & 3 months FD rates? TQ smile.gif

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So which banks have the best 1 & 3 months FD rates? TQ  smile.gif
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info in post#1?
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Several economists have reportedly stated that they expect that the Central Bank to raise the OPR by 25 basis points to 3.2 per cent by the next MPC meeting in view of the strong economic growth of 6.2 per cent in the first quarter of this year.

The country's OPR now stands at 3 per cent.


Let's say the OPR increases by 25 points to 3.2 % as speculated above. How much increase can we expect / estimate / guess for the FD interest rate?

Will it shoot up from 3.6% @ 12 months to a figure like 4.0% @ 12 months? Small leap or big leap
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Went to OCBC branch. Service provided is not good . Feel like being look down by their realistic staffs.
Parked my new fund for FD in Public bank instead. smile.gif
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Went to OCBC branch. Service provided is not good . Feel like being look down by their realistic staffs.
Parked my new fund for FD in Public bank instead. smile.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 21 2014, 05:24 PM)
Was in BR today. Talked to the ABM. He said those May 1st FD affected were those deposited under one particular product (Mubeen ???).

Remember BR changed the product name late last year ? So those of us having the FD before that date will be the one affected. But I am not sure if they changed the FD product name once or twice the last 2 years.

But he said he is also not sure of the solution. It could be June 1st for these FD again. So the FD monthly interest given out will not be affected. Then at the maturity, BR will pay out the maturity date minus the 1st day of the month of interest.

Or it could be they decided to go back to the date the FD was deposited. Then back to normal.

So key point is FD affected are those previous product (Mubeen ??? Can't be sure).

So now it makes more sense to me as not all my FD are affected.

I hope those have BR FD here get what I am saying above.

Cheers !
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 21 2014, 09:52 PM)
Yes, all my affected FDs are Mubeen.
Thanks for the update...  thumbup.gif

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For one of my acct, the 1 FD cert affected is Mubeen (printed on bottom left of the cert). So it make sense that one particular product is affected. Not related to any negative news speculated earlier. sweat.gif smile.gif

Finally getting clearer on this issue. But still have to wait until next month to see which direction BR is taking for the Mubeen FD. smile.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 22 2014, 03:08 PM)
For one of my acct, the 1 FD cert affected is Mubeen (printed on bottom left of the cert). So it make sense that one particular product is affected. Not related to any negative news speculated earlier.  sweat.gif  smile.gif

Finally getting clearer on this issue. But still have to wait until next month to see which direction BR is taking for the Mubeen FD.  smile.gif
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I have 3 FD certs. All show " 51 Akaun Deposit-i Berjangka " at bottom left.
Can you share a screen of yr Cert with "Mubeen (printed on bottom left of the cert)"
TQ
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 22 2014, 08:04 AM)
Thanks for the info, BCC ! notworthy.gif

Ha, yesterday made another FD in BR for 1 year. Did not do the 2 years like last FD placed. Maybe should have put 3 months?  shakehead.gif

However did put in some more into EPF to enjoy the high return there.  biggrin.gif  rclxms.gif
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Ha..ha.. this cannot be blamed lah.. you placed the BR FD before Tan Sri Zeti made the announcement; I also placed my 18 months FD with OCBC last month.

Tan Sri Zeti did not confirm OPR will go up in July, she just mention to "adjust" only; but
since several economists have predicted the OPR should go up, then we'd better place FD
in short term first.

Oh..KWSP.. sweat.gif
There is a recent rumor spreading in social networks that KWSP is going to bailout MAS
Airlines, but KWSP denies that they will issue bond to MAS Airlines:

KWSP link:
EPF denies issuing bonds to MAS, May 20, 2014
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...ng-bonds-to-mas

I think it is better to pull "hand brake" for future deposit until we see the outcome of MAS Airlines financial crisis..

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 22 2014, 03:08 PM)
For one of my acct, the 1 FD cert affected is Mubeen (printed on bottom left of the cert). So it make sense that one particular product is affected. Not related to any negative news speculated earlier.  sweat.gif   smile.gif

Finally getting clearer on this issue. But still have to wait until next month to see which direction BR is taking for the Mubeen FD.   smile.gif
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All my affected FDs are Mubeen; that one not affected (manually key-in dividend) is Berjangka.

I just wait until 1st July to see one whole month (for May) dividend to appear in my iRakyat
account..
Thanks again for the hard work and clarification ... notworthy.gif

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Dude

iQ Exclusive Promotion:
3.20% p.a. for 3-month Fixed Deposit (current *board rate is 2.85% p.a.)
3.40% p.a. for 12-month Fixed Deposit (current *board rate is 3.05% p.a.)

and this is OCBC latest system of placing fresh funds to enjoy rates up to 4.0%

Look in here

http://www.ocbc.com.my/assets/pdf/Accounts...ter_General.pdf
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BR revised the rate again?
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I have 3 FD certs. All show " 51 Akaun Deposit-i Berjangka " at bottom left.
Can you share a screen of yr Cert with "Mubeen (printed on bottom left of the cert)"
TQ
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Your "Berjanka" is the same as what BCC mentioned below. So no need to see my cert of "Mubeen" lah. tongue.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 22 2014, 07:05 PM)

Oh..KWSP..  sweat.gif
There is a recent rumor spreading in social networks that KWSP is going to bailout MAS
Airlines, but KWSP denies that they will issue bond to MAS Airlines:

KWSP link:
EPF denies issuing bonds to MAS, May 20, 2014
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...ng-bonds-to-mas

I think it is better to pull "hand brake" for future deposit until we see the outcome of MAS Airlines financial crisis..
All my affected FDs are Mubeen; that one not affected (manually key-in dividend) is Berjangka.

I just wait until 1st July to see one whole month (for May) dividend to appear in my iRakyat
account..
Thanks again for the hard work and clarification ...  notworthy.gif
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Already put in the max amt to EPF. Wish me luck ! tongue.gif I am quite sure it will turns out to be O ..........K ................ tongue.gif
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BR revised the rate again?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 22 2014, 07:49 PM)
Already put in the max amt to EPF. Wish me luck !  tongue.gif  I am quite sure it will turns out to be O ..........K ................  tongue.gif
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QUOTE(MNet @ May 22 2014, 07:47 PM)
BR revised the rate again?
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tis time reduce again or up abit?  hmm.gif
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According to economists, it should go up..
Hopefully biggrin.gif

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BR revised the rate again?
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QUOTE(davinz18 @ May 22 2014, 09:35 PM)
tis time reduce again or up abit?  hmm.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 22 2014, 11:44 PM)
According to economists, it should go up..
Hopefully  biggrin.gif
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I don't think they changed their rate at this moment. Note MNet was just asking the question.

I was there on Wed to place new FD. Need to catch up with Millionaire Guy. tongue.gif

But by starting of Q3, hopefully FD rates will go up. rclxms.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 22 2014, 07:49 PM)
Already put in the max amt to EPF. Wish me luck !  tongue.gif  I am quite sure it will turns out to be O ..........K ................  tongue.gif
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Wow, another year max out? notworthy.gif notworthy.gif thumbup.gif
One shot one form or multiple forms/visits?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 22 2014, 07:49 PM)
Your "Berjanka" is the same as what BCC mentioned below. So no need to see my cert of "Mubeen" lah.  tongue.gif
Already put in the max amt to EPF. Wish me luck !  tongue.gif  I am quite sure it will turns out to be O ..........K ................  tongue.gif
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what is the max ammount? and can you put money in epf? i didnt know that
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Wow, another year max out?  notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif  thumbup.gif
One shot one form or multiple forms/visits?
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Cannot bluff the old timer in this forum. sad.gif You recall what I have said last year cry.gif

Luckily this time did it in Public Bank, one form and pretty fast some more. rclxms.gif biggrin.gif

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... frankly, I am actually quite worry of epf where it is also my largest life saving as well -- if you guys know where I am going with this. Even though they have declare good payout dividend ...

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According to economists, it should go up..
Hopefully  biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 23 2014, 07:42 AM)
I don't think they changed their rate at this moment. Note MNet was just asking the question.

I was there on Wed to place new FD. Need to catch up with Millionaire Guy.  tongue.gif

But by starting of Q3, hopefully FD rates will go up.  rclxms.gif
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I am curious how BR is going to react if OPR goes up in July..? biggrin.gif
Q3 again..? biggrin.gif take note first.. Thank You

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what is the max ammount? and can you put money in epf? i didnt know that
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Yes, you can deposit fund in your EPF account (age from 18 to 75), usually I
use form 6A(1) ---> self contribution
Download form 6A(1):
http://www.kwsp.gov.my/portal/en/web/kwsp/...er/all-epf-form

Max amount is RM 60K per year.
Min amount is RM 50 per deposit.

You can make self contribution in some KWSP branches and 4 banks as below:
(1) Public Bank
(2) RHB
(3) BSN
(4) May Bank

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... frankly, I am actually quite worry of epf where it is also my largest life saving as well -- if you guys know where I am going with this. Even though they have declare good payout dividend ...
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Ai..no need to worry too much la..
If worry then put in small fund loh...

If something is wrong with EPF, almost all Malaysian will get affected;
especially the 1.5 million government workers will make big noise..

EPF cannot afford to make big mistake la, but a very small mistake maybe
we can tolerate la...but on condition that our money is still there... sweat.gif

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who? BNM Zeti?  hmm.gif
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BNM Zeti said the OPR would be adjusted in July only.

Other Economists said OPR should go up by .25 point in July.. smile.gif

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I am curious how BR is going to react if OPR goes up in July..?  biggrin.gif
Q3 again..?  biggrin.gif    take note first.. Thank You
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Yes, you can deposit fund in your EPF account (age from 18 to 75), usually I
use form 6A(1) ---> self contribution
Download form 6A(1):
http://www.kwsp.gov.my/portal/en/web/kwsp/...er/all-epf-form

Max amount is RM 60K per year.
Min amount is RM 50 per deposit.

You can make self contribution in some KWSP branches and 4 banks as below:
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Q3 again..?  biggrin.gif    take note first.. Thank You

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 23 2014, 07:26 PM)
Ai..no need to worry too much la..
If worry then put in small fund loh...

If something is wrong with EPF, almost all Malaysian will get affected;
especially the 1.5 million government workers will make big noise..

EPF cannot afford to make big mistake la, but a very small mistake maybe
we can tolerate la...but on condition that our money is still there...  sweat.gif
BNM Zeti said the OPR would be adjusted in July only.

Other Economists said OPR should go up by .25 point in July..  smile.gif
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thanks mate. another question. IS the return for EPF better vs fix deposit?
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EPF gave out higher return than FD for so many years already ...................... rclxms.gif
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What lah, are you not in Malaysia ?  shakehead.gif

EPF gave out higher return than FD for so many years already ...................... rclxms.gif
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What lah, are you not in Malaysia ?  shakehead.gif

EPF gave out higher return than FD for so many years already ...................... rclxms.gif
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Boss, for epf self contribution, the amount will eventually split to 70%/30% for Account 1 and Account 2 respectively?

Possible to choose which acct to be credited?

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Boss, for epf self contribution, the amount will eventually split to 70%/30% for Account 1 and Account 2 respectively?

Possible to choose which acct to be credited?
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We cannot choose which acct to deposit the money.  smile.gif
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Anyone received this sms?

UOB - Enjoy 3 months FD up to 3.6% when you open eAccount with RM10k min.

I could not find the info in the website. Is the eAccount = eFD or another account?


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Anyone received this sms?

UOB - Enjoy 3 months FD up to 3.6% when you open eAccount with RM10k min.

I could not find the info in the website. Is the eAccount = eFD or another account?
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here https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...&#entry67883499

guess uob reduced the min eAccount deposit from 50k to 10k hmm.gif
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here https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...&#entry67883499

guess uob reduced the min eAccount deposit from 50k to 10k  hmm.gif
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the 5 year rate is now too low, only 4.4%. I just move 3 certs out to MBSB for 4.7%, go to wherever that offers you better rates........if you are getting short term rate of 3.6% with repeated every 6 months,might as well fix it at 4.7%, every 100k you get extra RM1100, to me that is significant .....MBSB gave me 2 towels,some pens and a diary like book.(no need to ask they automatically bring together with the certs) , support MBSB for now. Will move out whenever BR Fd matures...
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A few Qs regarding MBSB:
1. Do you have a SA with MBSB?
2. Did you manage to nego for a higher rate than 4.70%?
3. The 2 towels that you mentioned as a gift from MBSB, are those face towels?


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Oh..but I have not heard any other forum members are complaining about this matter..? except two of us..

I asked Top Cat, he said he was not affected..
The Guy also did not say anything...
tbheng did not complain...
magika keeps quiet, so I assume he is not affected..
Warrior HJebat also did not say anything...
gchowyh also did not complain...
Top Flo keeps quiet too...

Who else..?  hmm.gif
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Plus I'm not lurking here that often since last week because busy doing some reading at other thread laugh.gif
I’m not going to opt for the monthly interest crediting with BR after my FDs reach their maturity date…too tiresome to keep track. I’ll either choose interest upon maturity or move my FD to MBSB icon_idea.gif

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Agrees…almost tarak appetite with BR sudah. I’m slowly moving my FD to MBSB as well. Only leaving some $$$ in BR for whatever short term purposes.

A few Qs regarding MBSB:
1. Do you have a SA with MBSB?
2. Did you manage to nego for a higher rate than 4.70%?
3. The 2 towels that you mentioned as a gift from MBSB, are those face towels?
1.No, 6 monthly cheque deposit to my CIMB SA
2.Min 1M to bargain, maybe extra 0.05%, i asked 3 months to add up ok or not,
2 weeks already still no answer, can forget it if need 1 lump sum.
3) Hand towels, 15" x 30" Reliable Brand, printed with MBSB logo.
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1.No, 6 monthly cheque deposit to my CIMB SA 
2.Min 1M to bargain, maybe extra 0.05%, i asked 3 months to add up ok or not,
   2 weeks already still no answer, can forget it if need 1 lump sum.
3) Hand towels, 15" x 30" Reliable Brand, printed with MBSB logo.
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You Guy (guys tongue.gif ) are now into MBSB. hmm.gif

Maybe I should follow. Diversify some fund to MBSB. But may wait until after the OPR change in July. How will BR, MBSB and other banks react to the OPR change. hmm.gif

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1.No, 6 monthly cheque deposit to my CIMB SA 
2.Min 1M to bargain, maybe extra 0.05%, i asked 3 months to add up ok or not,
  2 weeks already still no answer, can forget it if need 1 lump sum.
3) Hand towels, 15" x 30" Reliable Brand, printed with MBSB logo.
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1. Why choose CIMB SA? The interest is 0.01% compared to MBSB's SA that offers >2% (forgot the exact figure, that's why wanna ask you tongue.gif )

2. This part is the same reply that I've received from MBSB...1M with possible extra rate of 0.05% (but no one ever reported that they've got the deal yet sweat.gif )

3. Oh, mine are face towels...aren't face towel & hand towel the same thing ka? hmm.gif
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1. Why choose CIMB SA? The interest is 0.01% compared to MBSB's SA that offers >2% (forgot the exact figure, that's why wanna ask you tongue.gif )

2. This part is the same reply that I've received from MBSB...1M with possible extra rate of 0.05% (but no one ever reported that they've got the deal yet sweat.gif )

3. Oh, mine are face towels...aren't face towel & hand towel the same thing ka? hmm.gif
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1.My SA pays 3% pa daily basis, withdrawal once a month. "school adoption SA", with ATM cards somemore .
Amgenius SA also can get 3%. MBSB SA should come 3rd or lower....
2.You willing to place 1M in a day, i think you can get it.
3.Check the brand label, it says hand towel. Blue color right?
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1.My SA pays 3% pa daily basis, withdrawal once a month. "school adoption SA", with ATM cards somemore .
Amgenius SA also can get 3%. MBSB SA should come 3rd or lower....
2.You willing to place 1M in a day, i think you can get it.
3.Check the brand label, it says hand towel. Blue color right?
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1. Waseh, SA with 3% rate thumbup.gif Which CIMB SA are you using?

2. I don't think I'll take that course of action anytime soon...place 1M in a day sweat.gif

3. Nope, mine are in white colour. Probably MBSB have different set of gifts according to branch location...
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as per http://www.mbsb.com.my/misc/FantasticReturns.pdf
am I correct to assume that "49'ners Rate" refers to rate given to  depositors 49 yrs old & above? TQ
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Maybank FD promo effective rate 3.55% for 6 months. Tiered up to 5.6% I think. Minimum 10k for individual account. Valid from 23/5 to 30/6.
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Maybank FD promo effective rate 3.55% for 6 months. Tiered up to 5.6% I think. Minimum 10k for individual account. Valid from 23/5 to 30/6.
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Thanks Top Flo, did not hear from you for a while. Counting $$ like BCC ? tongue.gif

Any link to the MBB promotion ? Thanks notworthy.gif
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Thanks Top Flo, did not hear from you for a while. Counting $$ like BCC ?  tongue.gif

Any link to the MBB promotion ?  Thanks notworthy.gif
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Haha. No la. Have been traveling and busy for the past few months so didn't check out the FD promo/rates also.

Unfortunately, I don't have the link. Received call from one of the Maybank officer this morning to inform me about this. Maybe someone else can provide the link or leaflet to it.
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Haha. No la. Have been traveling and busy for the past few months so didn't check out the FD promo/rates also.

Unfortunately, I don't have the link. Received call from one of the Maybank officer this morning to inform me about this. Maybe someone else can provide the link or leaflet to it.
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Called MBB Branch and details are:

Promotion period: 23/5/-30/6
Min funds: $10,000
Interest: Paid on maturity
Period: 6 months
Interest average is 3.55% based on flg:
1-2 months 3.1%
2-4 months 3.15%
5th month 3.2%
6th month 5.6%
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QUOTE(faradie @ May 26 2014, 12:48 PM)
Called MBB Branch and details are:

Promotion period: 23/5/-30/6
Min funds: $10,000
Interest: Paid on maturity
Period: 6 months
Interest average is 3.55% based on flg:
1-2 months  3.1%
2-4 months  3.15%
5th month    3.2%
6th month    5.6%
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Yes, that's the same one. Thanks for sharing. smile.gif
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Called MBB Branch and details are:

Promotion period: 23/5/-30/6
Min funds: $10,000
Interest: Paid on maturity
Period: 6 months
Interest average is 3.55% based on flg:
1-2 months  3.1%
2-4 months  3.15%
5th month    3.2%
6th month    5.6%
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QUOTE(munkeyflo @ May 26 2014, 12:52 PM)
Yes, that's the same one. Thanks for sharing. smile.gif
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Thanks ! notworthy.gif

The 3.55% for 6 months can be considered. In lieu of the 0.25% OPR hike say in July. Putting for 6 months may be a good way of wait and see strategy.

Before this I was considering HL Islamic Bank and UOB, both 3.65% for 1 year and 13 months FD.

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Maybank FD promo effective rate 3.55% for 6 months. Tiered up to 5.6% I think. Minimum 10k for individual account. Valid from 23/5 to 30/6.
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Called MBB Branch and details are:

Promotion period: 23/5/-30/6
Min funds: $10,000
Interest: Paid on maturity
Period: 6 months
Interest average is 3.55% based on flg:
1-2 months  3.1%
2-4 months  3.15%
5th month    3.2%
6th month    5.6%
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ahh dang, i put my fund to maybank's 6-mth eFD (about 3.14% pa, indicative) in March, maturing on Sep.

based on this promo rate of 3.55% pa, difference with eFD is just about ~RM20.
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ahh dang, i put my fund to maybank's 6-mth eFD (about 3.14% pa, indicative) in March, maturing on Sep.

based on this promo rate of 3.55% pa, difference with eFD is just about ~RM20.
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~RM20 or so. Save the hassle la. Wait for next promo. biggrin.gif
At least it's not a difference by the thousands.
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~RM20 or so. Save the hassle la. Wait for next promo. biggrin.gif
At least it's not a difference by the thousands.
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~RM20 or so. Save the hassle la. Wait for next promo. biggrin.gif
At least it's not a difference by the thousands.
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People like us bother with much smaller sums, tens, hundreds ...................... tongue.gif
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Only Top Flo will bother with thousands .................... drool.gif

People like us bother with much smaller sums, tens, hundreds ...................... tongue.gif
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Haha. No la. Now the more convenient the better. laugh.gif

FD promos like very quiet these days.
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QUOTE(munkeyflo @ May 26 2014, 11:00 AM)
Maybank FD promo effective rate 3.55% for 6 months. Tiered up to 5.6% I think. Minimum 10k for individual account. Valid from 23/5 to 30/6.
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Called MBB Branch and details are:

Promotion period: 23/5/-30/6
Min funds: $10,000
Interest: Paid on maturity
Period: 6 months
Interest average is 3.55% based on flg:
1-2 months  3.1%
2-4 months  3.15%
5th month    3.2%
6th month    5.6%
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Not advertised online for some reason. May put my FD that's expiring on Thursday into this. Then wait and see what happens when/if OPR is raised in July biggrin.gif Other FDs up in October so hopefully there'll be some decent rates available drool.gif
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Was in BR again to place 3 month FD. Took matured FD from HL. BR people also talking about rate hike in July. So hopefully when this one matured in August, get new FD rates. drool.gif

Just realized that was charged 15 cents for HL banker's cheque, the advantage of being PB customer. Before that they were charging RM 5.15 for a banker's cheque. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 27 2014, 04:28 PM)
Was in BR again to place 3 month FD. Took matured FD from HL. BR people also talking about rate hike in July. So hopefully when this one matured in August, get new FD rates.  drool.gif

Just realized that was charged 15 cents for HL banker's cheque, the advantage of being PB customer. Before that they were charging RM 5.15 for a banker's cheque.  biggrin.gif
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"Just realized that was charged 15 cents for HL banker's cheque, the advantage of being PB customer. Before that they were charging RM 5.15 for a banker's cheque. biggrin.gif"
HL=Hong Leong, PB=Public Bank, HL=PB?? tongue.gif
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"Just realized that was charged 15 cents for HL banker's cheque, the advantage of being PB customer. Before that they were charging RM 5.15 for a banker's cheque.  biggrin.gif"
HL=Hong Leong, PB=Public Bank, HL=PB??  tongue.gif
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He he, "Joke of the Day" ?? tongue.gif Must be very good at Maths .....HL=PB biggrin.gif tongue.gif

PB has been used widely here, privilege/private/preferred banking. biggrin.gif
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He he, "Joke of the Day" ??  tongue.gif Must be very good at Maths .....HL=PB  biggrin.gif  tongue.gif

PB has been used widely here, privilege/private/preferred banking.  biggrin.gif
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Hey guys, heard that UOB and HL now will only issue FD cert after personal cheque are cleared. Typically 2 days after the day we went to deposit the cheque. shakehead.gif mad.gif

Worst than BR as BR though you have to go back to collect the FD cert, will still date it on the day you place the FD. smile.gif

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In conjunction with OCBC Ampang branch's new look, we're having ATTRACTIVE promotions on Fixed Deposits!

Check them out and head on down to OCBC Ampang branch in Menara Great Eastern from today until 13 June to enjoy these great promotions.

Source: OCBC Facebook

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In conjunction with OCBC Ampang branch's new look, we're having ATTRACTIVE promotions on Fixed Deposits!

Check them out and head on down to OCBC Ampang branch in Menara Great Eastern from today until 13 June to enjoy these great promotions.

Source: OCBC Facebook

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Wow, the Combat Inflation Deal seems to be really good. 3.6% for first 6 months and you get 4.% for the next 12 months. What's the catch, really?
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Hi everyone, I'd like to ask a question here.

I am a Maybank user, currently already have a fixed deposit account created under my name (with physical FD certificate).

If now I were to create a eFD at m2u, will it affect my existing fixed deposit account (such as will it pandai-pandai debit from my certificate balance and disturb the maturity)? And how do I make the initial placement to my eFD?

Secondly, if I convert my existing ATM card to Debit card, will the balance shown in my account at ATM inclusive of my eFD balance?

Thank you.

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Hi everyone, I'd like to ask a question here.

I am a Maybank user, currently already have a fixed deposit account created under my name (with physical FD certificate).

If now I were to create a eFD at m2u, will it affect my existing fixed deposit account (such as will it pandai-pandai debit from my certificate balance and disturb the maturity)? And how do I make the initial placement to my eFD?

Secondly, if I convert my existing ATM card to Debit card, will the balance shown in my account at ATM inclusive of my eFD balance?

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eFD, just create online via M2U. Once have account number, can immediately do placement

Saving and eFD have different account number, so the balance wont add up together.
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Wow, the Combat Inflation Deal seems to be really good. 3.6% for first 6 months and you get 4.% for the next 12 months. What's the catch, really?
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pretty straigtforward FD with effective rate of 3.87% pa. Study more of this here

Note: Combat Inflation Deal is ending today. Unless the notice supersedes the Ampang branch exclusive promotions, only this branch will continue to offer until 13 June. Good for those missing it out earlier or their FDs maturing after today sweat.gif

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last year dividend 4.25%
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QUOTE(BATMAN99 @ May 29 2014, 12:41 AM)
Hi everyone, I'd like to ask a question here.

I am a Maybank user, currently already have a fixed deposit account created under my name (with physical FD certificate).

If now I were to create a eFD at m2u, will it affect my existing fixed deposit account (such as will it pandai-pandai debit from my certificate balance and disturb the maturity)? And how do I make the initial placement to my eFD?

Secondly, if I convert my existing ATM card to Debit card, will the balance shown in my account at ATM inclusive of my eFD balance?

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eFD and physical FD is separate accounts. It will not affect each other and the amount will not be lump up with each other. Each FD placement is separated from another. Say you have 3 physical FDs, each amount and maturity date is independent from the other. It could be placed under the same account number but each FD is different.

Just create an eFD account and start placing eFDs on M2U, very simple only.

FD or eFD amount will be in your FD account, not in your debit/ATM card. Debit/ATM card only shows available balances.
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Hey guys I'm in a mess now, I just created a eFD account under "Maybank Conventional Fixed Deposit" and made placement of RM 3000.

I printed the eFD placement receipt at completion and the status is APPROVED, but in fact by the time I made the placement my account balance is less than 3k, so how come they can approve the placement?

Also, I don't see any eFD account shown up when I tried to view my eFD account in m2u.

Please enlighten, thanks.
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QUOTE(BATMAN99 @ May 29 2014, 05:16 PM)
Hey guys I'm in a mess now, I just created a eFD account under "Maybank Conventional Fixed Deposit" and made placement of RM 3000.

I printed the eFD placement receipt at completion and the status is APPROVED, but in fact by the time I made the placement my account balance is less than 3k, so how come they can approve the placement?

Also, I don't see any eFD account shown up when I tried to view my eFD account in m2u.

Please enlighten, thanks.
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i assume this is your 1st time placing eFD?

it will take about 1-2 days for maybank to clear. Subsequent placement will be immediate. <-- info from forumers at this topic


on the other hand, today i encountered something strange. I've placed eFD back in March for Islamic Flexi (Mudharabah). Today, i placed another eFD using Conventional. It treated this as "1st" placement as well and my account not yet deducted.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 29 2014, 05:25 PM)
i assume this is your 1st time placing eFD?

it will take about 1-2 days for maybank to clear. Subsequent placement will be immediate. <-- info from forumers at this topic
on the other hand, today i encountered something strange. I've placed eFD back in March for Islamic Flexi (Mudharabah). Today, i placed another eFD using Conventional. It treated this as "1st" placement as well and my account not yet deducted.
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Okay then I guess 1-2 days later the placement will become invalid right? Since my account balance that I used just now has not enough balance to make that placement. hmm.gif
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QUOTE(BATMAN99 @ May 29 2014, 05:36 PM)
Okay then I guess 1-2 days later the placement will become invalid right? Since my account balance that I used just now has not enough balance to make that placement.  hmm.gif
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should be invalid. check your account tomorrow to see any balance difference.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 29 2014, 08:41 AM)
pretty straigtforward FD with effective rate of 3.87% pa. Study more of this here

Note: Combat Inflation Deal is ending today. Unless the notice supersedes the Ampang branch exclusive promotions, only this branch will continue to offer until 13 June. Good for those missing it out earlier or their FDs maturing after today  sweat.gif
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Oh no, really?
I asked my RM last week and she didn't tell me anything about this. Really geram.
So I guess the Ampang's branch is the only option if I want. I wonder if I can open a new account there if I have an existing one elsewhere...

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Oh no, really?
I asked my RM last week and she didn't tell me anything about this. Really geram.
So I guess the Ampang's branch is the only option if I want. I wonder if I can open a new account there if I have an existing one elsewhere...
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elsewhere as in other banks or other FDs in OCBC?

actually, it doesnt matter. each FD is independent. even if you have existing FDsssssssssss in OCBC smile.gif new FD doesnt "touch" it.

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 29 2014, 05:25 PM)
i assume this is your 1st time placing eFD?

it will take about 1-2 days for maybank to clear. Subsequent placement will be immediate. <-- info from forumers at this topic
on the other hand, today i encountered something strange. I've placed eFD back in March for Islamic Flexi (Mudharabah). Today, i placed another eFD using Conventional. It treated this as "1st" placement as well and my account not yet deducted.
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Any differences between islamic and conventional eFD?
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QUOTE(harmonics3 @ May 30 2014, 08:49 AM)
Any differences between islamic and conventional eFD?
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besides the banking concept difference, islamic eFD's "interest" is based on PSR. convention eFD is based on fixed interest rate.

i placed islamic eFD for 6-mths tenure cuz the indicative % is slightly higher than conventional's. now i placed another eFD for 1-mth tenure, the conventional rate 3% pa is slightly higher than islamic's.

actually, not much difference if fund is around 5-10k. I was just trying out the eFD services.

if you're a muslim and prefers shariah-concept islamic banking, then choose islamic eFD. if you dont care, then any eFD will do. It's up to the individual anyway smile.gif non-muslim can also enrol islamic eFD.

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OCBC 18 Months FD Promo - Effective from 30 May to 31 July 2014

First 12 months: 3.6%
Subsequent 6 months: 4.00%

Effective rate: 3.73% (was 3.87%)

Minimum fresh fund: RM 10K
Maximum fresh fund: RM 5 Mil

Available in all branches.

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 30 2014, 03:40 PM)
OCBC 18 Months FD Promo - Effective from 30 May to 31 July 2014

First 12 months: 3.6%
Subsequent 6 months: 4.00%

Effective rate: 3.73%

Minimum fresh fund: RM 10K
Maximum fresh fund: RM 5 Mil
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That's the same as the combat inflation deal as above right? So it's for all branches? Looks good.
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That's the same as the combat inflation deal as above right? So it's for all branches? Looks good.
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No, they are different. Last promo is better.

Yes, The current 18 months promo is available in all branches.

Last time it called Combat Inflation Deal.

Last time 18 Month FDs promo (this promo is still available in Ampang Branch only I guess):
First 6 months: 3.6%
Subsequent 12 months: 4.00%

Effective rate: 3.87%

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That's the same as the combat inflation deal as above right? So it's for all branches? Looks good.
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Only thing I dislike is you don't get paid interest until after 545 days. Ok for small investment but a no no to me for large sum
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 30 2014, 03:46 PM)
No, they are different. Last promo is better.

Last time it called Combat Inflation Deal.

Last time 18  Month FDs promo (this promo is still available in Ampang Branch only I guess):
First 6 months: 3.6%
Subsequent 12 months: 4.00%

Effective rate: 3.87%
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Ahh. the 6 and 12 months is the other way round. Miss out on that. Tricky. So it's slightly lower now, but still alright la I guess.
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Ahh. the 6 and 12 months is the other way round. Miss out on that. Tricky. So it's slightly lower now, but still alright la I guess.
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Yes.... OCBC has reversed the tenure, quite tricky.. ha ha..
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QUOTE(faradie @ May 30 2014, 03:47 PM)
Only thing I dislike is you don't get paid interest until after 545 days. Ok for small investment but a no no to me for large sum
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Suitable for those who are able to put away the funds for a long period of time and don't wanna think about it until 18 months later. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 30 2014, 03:40 PM)
OCBC 18 Months FD Promo - Effective from 30 May to 31 July 2014

First 12 months: 3.6%
Subsequent 6 months: 4.00%

Effective rate: 3.73% (was 3.87%)

Minimum fresh fund: RM 10K
Maximum fresh fund: RM 5 Mil

Available in all branches.
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First 12 months interest will be included for 4% on subsequent 6 months?
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 30 2014, 03:40 PM)
OCBC 18 Months FD Promo - Effective from 30 May to 31 July 2014

First 12 months: 3.6%
Subsequent 6 months: 4.00%

Effective rate: 3.73% (was 3.87%)

Minimum fresh fund: RM 10K
Maximum fresh fund: RM 5 Mil

Available in all branches.
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Tricky, OCBC reversed their promotion rates. Anyway OCBC location NG for me.


QUOTE(munkeyflo @ May 30 2014, 04:02 PM)
Suitable for those who are able to put away the funds for a long period of time and don't wanna think about it until 18 months later. laugh.gif
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Suitable for people like BCC (has 5 yrs FD in BR) and others like Millionaire Guy .................. tongue.gif

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QUOTE(bearbear @ May 30 2014, 04:05 PM)
First 12 months interest will be included for 4% on subsequent 6 months?
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Yea, this one got? If not mistaken, previous promo will include the first 6 months interest for the next 12 months right?

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 30 2014, 04:06 PM)
Tricky, OCBC reversed their promotion rates. Anyway OCBC location NG for me.
Suitable for people like BCC (has 5 yrs FD in BR) and others like Millionaire Guy .................. tongue.gif
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BR still will give monthly interest right? laugh.gif
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Those midnight counting asset 1 r whistling.gif
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BCC, Top Flo included .............. tongue.gif

QUOTE(munkeyflo @ May 30 2014, 04:08 PM)
BR still will give monthly interest right? laugh.gif
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yup previous first 6 month interest would be included for 4% on the next 12 months, if included i think effective was 3.91% or so

If this round included you still get effective 3.78%
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First 12 months interest will be included for 4% on subsequent 6 months?
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Oh.. I did not ask for this part wor.. hmm.gif
But I think so la, interest should be added into subsequent 6 months.
This OCBC curent promo also calls something like xxxxx Inflation Deal..

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 30 2014, 04:06 PM)
Tricky, OCBC reversed their promotion rates. Anyway OCBC location NG for me.
Suitable for people like BCC (has 5 yrs FD in BR) and others like Millionaire Guy .................. tongue.gif
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Ai yah, this can save my time to chase for Musical Chair la..
EPF can even save more time.. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 30 2014, 04:10 PM)
Yes, they even lowered that requirement to RM 5k and above, min 6 months FD.  biggrin.gif
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Thanks for the info notworthy.gif Really a BR expert.. very steady..
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 30 2014, 03:53 PM)
I am abit concern because when I check OCBC online, it shows (see image):

6540 months tenor and 3.6% rate?
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Just obtained feedback from OCBC. They have corrected the online banking page and it now shows the correct tenor: 545 days smile.gif
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OCBC 3 Months FD Promo -- Effective until 31 July 2014

4.3% for 3 months
50% into FD and 50% into saving (smart saver)

Effective rate 3.6% (should be slightly lower like 3.5x %)

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ May 30 2014, 04:44 PM)
Just obtained feedback from OCBC. They have corrected the online banking page and it now shows the correct tenor: 545 days  smile.gif
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6540 months?? Lol. Won't be able to live that long also haha
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OCBC 3 Months FD Promo -- Effective until 31 July 2014

4.3% for 3 months
50% into FD and 50% into saving (smart saver)

Effective rate 3.6% (should be slightly lower like 3.5x %)
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Few days ago, just took from HL Bank and moved to BR for 3 months FD at 3.6%. Waiting for the OPR change in July and beyond .............. drool.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 30 2014, 05:15 PM)
Few days ago, just took from HL Bank and moved to BR for 3 months FD at 3.6%. Waiting for the OPR change in July and beyond .............. drool.gif
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A good move at the right timing... thumbup.gif

I heard petrol price is going to increase RM 0.20 per liter on 1st of June.. sad.gif
Better to fill out petrol tank tomorrow..


OCBC FD Promos At A Glance -- Effective until 31 July 2014
Available in all branches.

(1) 18 Months FD
First 12 months: 3.6% p.a.
Subsequent 6 months: 4.00%
Effective rate: 3.73% (was 3.87% in last promo; but Ampang branch in KL is still
offering effective rate 3.87% until 13th of July))

(2) 3 months FD at 4.3% p.a.
50% into FD and 50% into saving (smart saver or premier saving account)
Effective rate 3.6%

(3) 12 months Islamic FD at 3.65% p.a.

The above 3 FDs require fresh fund:
Minimum fresh fund: RM 10K
Maximum fresh fund: RM 5 Mil

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These below 2 FDs do not require fresh fund, existing fund is okay -- Effective until 31 July 2014.
Available in all branches.

(1) 3 months at 3.2% p.a.
(2) 12 months at 3.4% p.a.

Minimum fund: RM 10K
Maximum fund: RM 5 Mil

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For OCBC Ampang branch (KL) exclusive FD promo, please refer to
Post #454 on Page 23, contributed by cybpsych
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3190807/+440

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 30 2014, 04:10 PM)
Yes, they even lowered that requirement to RM 5k and above, min 6 months FD.  biggrin.gif
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Oh.. Min 6 months? sad.gif
So your BR's 3 months FD has no monthly interest this time?

Last time 3 months FD also can get monthly interest wor..

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ May 30 2014, 07:35 PM)
Oh.. Min 6 months?   sad.gif
So your BR's 3 months FD has no monthly interest this time?

Last time 3 months FD also can get monthly interest wor..
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Was it 3 months last time for monthly interest ? For this 3 months FD, I did not get any monthly interest. They said only 6 months and above can get monthly interest.

This BR branch, both the Branch Manager and ABM have changed in the last 2 months. ABM last Friday promoted to Pahang as BM. smile.gif

Looks like next year will have hard time to get 2 hampers already. The BR branch staff said the previous ABM has made the ties with customer to be closer/friendlier. So the new ABM wise likely to be different !

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Was it 3 months last time for monthly interest ? For this 3 months FD, I did not get any monthly interest. They said only 6 months and above can get monthly interest.

This BR branch, both the Branch Manager and ABM have changed in the last 2 months. ABM last Friday promoted to Pahang as BM.  smile.gif
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Yes, I remember last year September 2013 still can get monthly interest for 3 month FD.
It seems BR has changed to min 6 months instead of 3 months.. sad.gif
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Yes, I remember last year September 2013 still can get monthly interest for 3 month FD.
It seems BR has changed to min 6 months instead of 3 months.. sad.gif
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Not sure of that as I never made 3 months FD before in BR. You may have missed my comment below:

Looks like next year will have hard time to get 2 hampers already. The BR branch staff said the previous ABM has made the ties with customer to be closer/friendlier. So the new ABM wise likely to be different !

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Not sure of that as I never made 3 months FD before in BR. You may have missed my comment below:

Looks like next year will have hard time to get 2 hampers already. The BR branch staff said the previous ABM has made the ties with customer to be closer/friendlier. So the new ABM wise likely to be different !
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I think only ABM of BR entertains big FD depositors just like you brows.gif ;
I have no ABM to entertain me wor..
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ May 25 2014, 09:47 AM)
1.My SA pays 3% pa daily basis, withdrawal once a month. "school adoption SA", with ATM cards somemore .
Amgenius SA also can get 3%. MBSB SA should come 3rd or lower....
2.You willing to place 1M in a day, i think you can get it.
3.Check the brand label, it says hand towel. Blue color right?
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Can share which bank saving account pays 3% pa daily basis?
I do not think CIMB Air Asia SA can beat Affin SA.. hmm.gif
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Don't give hamper?

Ok no problemo.

I withdraw and go other BR branch.

Let ur branch KPI down
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Don't give hamper?

Ok no problemo.

I withdraw and go other BR branch.

Let ur branch KPI down
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it's only around rm100 (if lucky), if not u get those "cheap" one rolleyes.gif
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Can share which bank saving account pays 3% pa daily basis?
I do not think CIMB Air Asia SA can beat Affin SA..  hmm.gif
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i switch some to sspn...

yep must teach them a lesson.

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There are no elements of corruption in Bank Rakyat's RM32 million interest-free 10 year loan to a carpet businessman Deepak Jaikishan, said the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

In a statement today, it said initial investigations found it was more a bank governance issue.

"However, the commission will take appropriate followup action including calling the relevant parties if we receive new information," it said.

A news portal recently quoted the bank's former chairman Sabbaruddin Chik (right), as alleging the businessman had sought the intervention of a politician to get the loan on highly favourable terms.

Deepak is reportedly a close friend of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak and his wife Rosmah Mansor.

Sabbaruddin also allegedly said that the termination of his tenure as Bank Rakyat chairman was directly connected to the bank board’s decision regarding the Deepak loan.

The MACC also pointed out that not all complaints or allegations reported by the media or raised by any party is corruption.

"The MACC Act 2009 only provides provisions for investigating cases with elements of corruption.

"In this regard, the commission hopes this case is also investigated by other related agencies under the relevant laws so that action can be taken against a certain party because of failure to comply with regulations," the statement said.

Meanwhile Gua Musang MP Razaleigh Hamzah, commenting on this issue, said that Bank Rakyat is not under the Banking Act, and it is not under the purview or control of Bank Negara but under cooperatives.

“However, it is ‘not on’ to provide such deals. Under what government policy are they extending this very good facility? Based on a request made by a customer?” asked the former finance minister.
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QUOTE(MNet @ May 31 2014, 08:47 PM)
i switch some to sspn...

yep must teach them a lesson.

no hamper no deposit kpi drop
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How much u can gein from sspn?
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Guys,

Just saw in today's Star newspapers on Ambank's latest promo something like the following:

3.75% for 1 year FD
minimum amount of RM 100,000 for existing customers
Priority banking gets extra 0.10%
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QUOTE(gchowyh @ Jun 2 2014, 03:05 PM)
Guys,

Just saw in today's Star newspapers on Ambank's latest promo something like the following:

3.75% for 1 year FD
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Priority banking gets extra 0.10%
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i think i saw it was 15 months.

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