QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Nov 13 2014, 11:14 PM)
okuribito's idea is a good idea..
Let's start from here now, will post it on front page...
Banks that pay interest for non-working daysOCBC
Bank Rakyat
UOB
Banks that do not pay interest for non-working daysMay Bank
Ambank
RHB
Admiral Sir, below was what. I reported earlier.
QUOTE(Gen-X @ Nov 13 2014, 02:24 PM)
Bro, for MBB, the cert may not state the next working day as maturity date unlike UOB and OCBC which are statement based and sometimes for 1 year tenure it can be 364 days. But this does not mean MBB won't pay you interest for the non-working days, i.e. your cert date in on a Saturday and you only can go to the bank on Monday, therefore MBB will still pay you the 2 days interest.
As far as I know, MBB do pay interest for the non-working days if you go uplift on the next following day. However, the teller may not include this extra days interest if system not shown. So, what you should do is ask him/her to refer to the officer and they will adjust it.
As for Public Bank, I have repeated several time that they will try to cheat us. Only after I met with the Service Manager (teller and officer insisted I be penalized as shown in their system!) and requested her to refer to HQ or else I will complain to BNM, only she called HQ and then PBB only paid me the interest for the non-working days.
QUOTE(bbgoat @ Nov 12 2014, 06:25 PM)
So now you are auto-renewing your FD for a month. After u are back from Australia will then do the FD musical chair thingy.
Just finished reading your blog. "Chiak Pa Tan Si", interesting !

Also learn some dirty Hokkien words which in Penang never heard before. Ha ha ha !

Key phrase:
Why work to make other people rich
Spending children's inheritance
hahaha, you point out the "Key Phrases" for me, over time I can do an Index. What dirty words you talking about? It's part of the human anatomy! hahaha
Yes, decided from now on will instruct all new FDs to be auto renewed for a month.
QUOTE(bbgoat @ Nov 14 2014, 08:48 AM)
When I did RENTAS in UOB last year, the staff still say have to do before cut-off time, if not cannot guarantee within same day. I guess difference between RENTAS and IBG is the word "guarantee". But so far, my experience with IBG online is they are received per time shown on the table (diff cut-off time). As I used CB as receiver bank most of the time, I will be informed when fund appear in my acct by SMS. That is how I double check the time of receipt though there are slight delays in the SMS

RENTAS also got cut-off time but I don't know what time because I prefer to get bankers cheque. The best just go to the bank in the morning and complete either RENTAS or IBG before 12.30pm, guaranteed money will be credited same day.