QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 30 2014, 06:05 PM)
Guys, not sure if this is true. But my mother said HLB 3.95% offer expired tomorrow. She said the person at the front told her that. Someone please confirmed it.
If you go check HLB website or even Post#1, you will note that HLB current FD promotion (where one can win a house) will end 31 October 2014. So your mother is correct and you should listen and trust her, hahahaha. And so what if the promo ends tomorrow? HLB 3.95% not competitive. If it was me, I will be hoping that the cutrent HLB Promo had ended earlier so that they can introduce a new FD Promo giving interest rates that are comparable to Alliance, PBB, MBB and UOB.
QUOTE(gchowyh @ Oct 30 2014, 02:03 PM)
Been very busy this whole week, I missed the maturity date for my FD this past Monday!

Guess I will just stick with BR for this FD as:
- when I placed the upfront 4% FD at Maybank, I deposited the cheque on Tues 21 Oct
- As Wed was a public holiday, I could only collect my cert on Friday 24 Oct as the cheque was on a 2 day float
- After that Maybank called me to ask where the funds came from & even updated my personal details & job.
Bro, above you mentioned there is a 2 days float, made me fast fast go recheck my MBB Cert start date. I used my personal cheque for the MBB Promos. I was relieved to note that the start date was on the day I went to the bank.... make myself worried for nothing, hahahaha. My new MBB RM gave me the certs on the spot without the cheques being cleared.
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QUOTE(mIssfROGY @ Oct 30 2014, 03:35 PM)
Guys not sure if it has been mentioned, but for Maybank 4% upfront interest, you can IBG or Rentas over. The manager told me they can check where the funds comes from ie RHB/CIMB/etc...This way you dont need to wait so long for the cheque to clear....if you cant wait.
Like I said above, start day of cert same day making the FD placement with cheque and no need cheque to be cleared. And
sylille also posted she got her cert same day like me. However some branch officer may hold the cert for two days to confirm that the cheque will be cleared.
QUOTE(okuribito @ Oct 30 2014, 07:01 PM)
Also went to UOB where I checked with them what happens if maturity falls on a non-working day ... same like BR, system automatically moves it to the next working day

Most banks nowadays practice above but I can tell you that Public Bank tried to cheat me. Two (or maybe 3, time flies) years back, got a PBB cert due on Saturday and Monday was a Public Holiday. So went to Public Bank on Tuesday and noted they was a penalty imposed. Told the teller that they should pay me interest until Monday and she refereed to the the officer who then said no such thing. Requested to speak to Bank Manager but he was not around so talked to the Service Manager. The Service Manager also refused to pay the extra 2 days interest, so I told her to call HQ and if they not willing to entertain my request, I shall make a complain to BNM. She made the call and I got my interest for the 2 extra days.
This post has been edited by Gen-X: Oct 30 2014, 10:35 PM