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 Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V. No.8, Please Read Post#1 and #2

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post Mar 25 2015, 10:17 PM

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 25 2015, 04:45 PM)
Not sure if the below criteria still valid:

http://ehasil.blogspot.com/2009/02/tax-exe...ndividuals.html

vi. Interest which accrues in respect of any fixed deposits account (including negotiable certificates of deposits) of up to RM100,000 for a period not exceeding twelve months withBank Pertanian Malaysia, Bank Kerjasama Rakyat Malaysia Bhg., Bank Simpanan Nasional, Borneo Housing Mortgage Finance Bhd., Malaysia Building Society Bhd., or a Bank of finance company licensed under BAFIA 1989.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 25 2015, 04:51 PM)
I interpret it to be interest earned >100k per year.  biggrin.gif

So not many people affected.  smile.gif
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Bro, you made me panic - thought interest earned from deposit >RM100K for tenures less than 12 months taxable.

After re-reading again and again, yah I also think is interest earned more than RM100K per year only taxable. SO I not in that bracket, hahaha, can go sleep in peace tonight.


QUOTE(McFD2R @ Mar 25 2015, 06:06 PM)
There is no mention of minimum/maximum amount in LHDN
http://www.hasil.gov.my/goindex.php?kump=5...nit=5000&sequ=3
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Thanks for the above link, FD interest not taxable, better bookmark the link above and if IRB come can proof to them, hahahaha

QUOTE(wodenus @ Mar 25 2015, 06:44 PM)
CIMB offering 4.20% until end of month smile.gif
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Bro, 4.2% for 3 months?

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post Mar 25 2015, 10:48 PM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Mar 25 2015, 10:17 PM)
Bro, 4.2% for 3 months?


Nope .. one year tenure smile.gif SCB offering 4.5% IINM smile.gif


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i will be super happy if i have savings in FD that can generate 100k interests tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Mar 25 2015, 10:49 PM)
i will be super happy if i have savings in FD that can generate 100k interests tongue.gif
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You only need around 2.5M to make 100k interest, at 4% p.a brows.gif


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post Mar 26 2015, 10:26 AM

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QUOTE(cklimm @ Mar 26 2015, 07:22 AM)
You only need around 2.5M to make 100k interest, at 4% p.a  brows.gif
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I think previous poster was talking about 100k FD amount, not interest?
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post Mar 26 2015, 10:55 AM

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Previously interest for FD placed above rm100k was taxable (not rm100k interest). It is now exempted as per the lhdn website.

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post Mar 26 2015, 11:13 AM

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QUOTE(sweetpea123 @ Mar 24 2015, 06:13 PM)
I have recently started to work again after 10 year hiatus. For the past 2 years have been contributing under EPF 'Self Contribution'. Can I still continue to contribute under "Self", will there be any conflict? Thanks in advance smile.gif
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Yes, you can.
It is not necessary for you to do "'Self Contribution' to your EPF account every year.
You can do "On & Off"..

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Update on the SCB interest issue

2 days ago, I called and sent sms to the SCB Service Manager (just found out he is a service manager, not a branch manager as previously mentioned). As usual, no pick-up call and no
reply from him.

So I had to go to the SCB branch and talked to this service manager, he promised would
credit interest; but so far no interest is shown in my saving account. I think I have to
sms him again.. sad.gif
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QUOTE(ultraman29 @ Mar 26 2015, 10:55 AM)
Previously interest for FD placed above rm100k was taxable (not rm100k interest).  It is now exempted as per the lhdn website.
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Interest earned from FD no need to pay tax, even the earned interest is few millions..
This is the bigger contribution from Ah Gib Gor.. thumbup.gif

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I would like to share my story re interest on non - working days on RHB FD

My FD due on 22/3 (Sunday)
Withdrew FD on 24/3 as 23/3 was also a holiday.
I asked teller, if they pay interest on 22 -23 .He said Yes, n even gave me the slips that show interest for 2 days at board rate. (Not the FD placement rate) I asked for print out of saving account to show the amount credited. Only 1 lump ..I said it should have 2 items..1 for the completed term and another for the 2 days. He said semua sudah added.

So i went home and did some maths. The 2 days interest was not included.
I went back next day, talked to an officer. From the conversation, The answer was no, the 2 days interest belong to RHB, blah...blah..blah..I got more agitated at every answer she gave to my questions as it proved she had no idea of the concept of time cost of money.

Long story short, I told her to relay what I said about them paying me the interest for 2 days ( which is what many other banks are practising) to their manager (She refuse to let me speak to someone higher up the hierarchy)
In the end, I got back the interest for the 2 days , enough for a decent lunch for hubby n me.

Despite experience of some fellow forumers, I also get the interest for non working days from AM bank.

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post Mar 26 2015, 01:09 PM

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QUOTE(munnie @ Mar 25 2015, 12:38 PM)
But mine is from saadiq branch, so will the term be different?
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LOL how would i know?? surely the saadiq branch has a T&C - ask them for it. Only then can anyone compare tongue.gif

QUOTE(Gen-X @ Mar 25 2015, 04:08 PM)
Maybank 6 Months 4.13% is even better than UOB 6 Months 4.05% Special School Promo.

Last year, we will be happy if can get above 4 for 12 months. Nowadays, 6 months FD tenure also can get above 4%.

At this rate, we can expect more banks to offer 3 months FD above 4%.
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Good news! Does it mean that interest rates going up OR just a little squeeze in the short dated tenures?

Maybe if we see 12m rates move up to 4.3 / 4.4%, then only can be confident?
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QUOTE(??!! @ Mar 26 2015, 12:07 PM)
I would like to share my story re interest on non - working days on RHB FD
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Despite experience of some fellow forumers, I also get the interest for non working days from AM bank.
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good for you for persevering! Can share which RHB & AMbank branches?

thx

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To ALL:

My Maybank RM just SMS me and I called her back to confirm - Maybank offering 6 Months Step Up FD with Effective Interest Rate 4.13%. Valid until quota finish. Those interest go check with Maybank. As usual updated my FD Page. Post#1 I will revamp come April Fool's Day which is a working day, hmmmmm

Maybank 6 Months 4.13% is even better than UOB 6 Months 4.05% Special School Promo.

Last year, we will be happy if can get above 4 for 12 months. Nowadays, 6 months FD tenure also can get above 4%.

At this rate, we can expect more banks to offer 3 months FD above 4%.
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Called Maybank near my place. Officer dunno anything abt this. Sigh.
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post Mar 26 2015, 04:51 PM

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Can I invest in FD using foreign currency for example USD?? How it its calculated? Every transaction will be in usd too?
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Mar 26 2015, 11:13 AM)
Yes, you can.
It is not necessary for you to do "'Self Contribution' to your EPF account every year.
You can do "On & Off"..
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Thanks Mr BoomChaCha. Will continue Self Contribution then smile.gif
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QUOTE(okuribito @ Mar 26 2015, 01:12 PM)
good for you for persevering! Can share which RHB & AMbank branches?

thx
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 25 2015, 04:45 PM)
Not sure if the below criteria still valid:

http://ehasil.blogspot.com/2009/02/tax-exe...ndividuals.html

vi. Interest which accrues in respect of any fixed deposits account (including negotiable certificates of deposits) of up to RM100,000 for a period not exceeding twelve months withBank Pertanian Malaysia, Bank Kerjasama Rakyat Malaysia Bhg., Bank Simpanan Nasional, Borneo Housing Mortgage Finance Bhd., Malaysia Building Society Bhd., or a Bank of finance company licensed under BAFIA 1989.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Mar 25 2015, 10:17 PM)
Bro, you made me panic - thought interest earned from deposit >RM100K for tenures less than 12 months taxable.

After re-reading again and again, yah I also think is interest earned more than RM100K per year only taxable. SO I not in that bracket, hahaha, can go sleep in peace tonight.
Thanks for the above link, FD interest not taxable, better bookmark the link above and if IRB come can proof to them, hahahaha

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Wow, making Captain panic ? laugh.gif

As I said, "Not sure if the below criteria still valid". I searched big G in response to someone asking about FD interest taxable or not and saw the link.

I thought there are people here that may meet the criteria ? hmm.gif tongue.gif

QUOTE(Human Nature @ Mar 25 2015, 10:49 PM)
i will be super happy if i have savings in FD that can generate 100k interests tongue.gif
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Mar 26 2015, 07:22 AM)
You only need around 2.5M to make 100k interest, at 4% p.a  brows.gif
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Yes, 2.5M is not that much nowadays. I remember our Young Magician said he hoped to get FD interest more than the 100k for a comfortable retirement. rclxms.gif

QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Mar 26 2015, 10:26 AM)
I think previous poster was talking about 100k FD amount, not interest?
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No, if you read my post carefully and my reply to another forumer, I am referring to FD interest gained >100k per year. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(munnie @ Mar 24 2015, 04:02 PM)
I just went to SC Connaught branch to do the FD 4.5% 15months. The guy told me that they will only credit the interest upon maturity. Is it true for the latest deposit that we made?
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Did the same deposit on same day. Asked the same question but got a different answer. Lenglui (tho' I would have much preferred a leng-chai blush.gif ) pointed to item ii) under Payment of Interest printed at lower portion of cert.
" Deposits exceeding 12 months- six monthly with the final paymenton maturity date."

QUOTE(giko @ Mar 24 2015, 05:10 PM)
5. The dividend for any deposit made during the month starts on the very last day of that month, provided the next/7 working days "clearance" is within that month.
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Thanks for the info. Was not aware of the proviso of 7 days.... does this mean the 'best' day to make a contribution would be 7(+1 day for buffer ) working day of calendar month?


QUOTE(Gen-X @ Mar 25 2015, 11:47 AM)
Previously I posted here in this thread and my Fixed Deposit Page that  that Maybank has a short deposit term deposit product called Q-Cash which is a money market product.

Well, I did go try out the Maybank Q-Cash for 7 days and 24 days and posted the "interest rates" I earned in my latest article - click here to read my freaking long article titled A Little Bit Of This and A Little Bit OF That - Volume I, Chapter VIII


However, not everyone read my articles, so for those who don't read my articles, here is the conclusion of the interest I earned with Maybank Q-Cash - about 3% which is below Maybank's eFD 1 Month FD interest rates but higher than most Savings Account if not all.

??!! - if you looking at money market product, check out Maybank Q-Cash, the "interest rate" is not as good as what wodenus mentioned in regards to Fundsupermart's money market account - yield is 3.67% BUT you can get the money on the same day on condition you instruct the Q-Cash to be withdrawn before 10am on the same day.
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Thanks GEN for the heads-up. Will enquire again at Mayban. Not too long back, after reading your post on it, enquired at Mayban, they said there's no such product! Again, another case of staff not knowing their product. Haiz...

As it turned out, things worked out better for me as I ended up doing some massaging and placed with CIMB 1 month @ 3.5% and 2 montha @ 3.65%. I am beginning to like my RM nod.gif

QUOTE(elea88 @ Mar 25 2015, 01:20 PM)
Stand Chart.. nobody pick up phone.
Need some clarification.

the 4.5% FD 15 month thing.. need to open SAVINGS AC or not?

i read the terms it says 10% to put in CURRENT AC?
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no need put 10% in CASA

QUOTE(K24 @ Mar 26 2015, 04:51 PM)
Can I invest in FD using foreign currency for example USD?? How it its calculated? Every transaction will be in usd too?
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Yes, there are FDs denominated in foreign currencies.

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QUOTE(??!! @ Mar 26 2015, 10:24 PM)

no need put 10% in CASA

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Just to add, the 10% requirement for SCB is for those matured FD to go into FD promo, then need to do that. Fresh fund no such requirement. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 23 2015, 10:55 AM)

In contrast, SCB has this 6 mthly interest crediting issue which has not been resolved after >1 week.  shakehead.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Mar 26 2015, 11:23 AM)
Update on the SCB interest issue

2 days ago, I called and sent sms to the SCB Service Manager (just found out he is a service manager, not a branch manager as previously mentioned). As usual, no pick-up call and no
reply from him.

So I had to go to the SCB branch and talked to this service manager, he promised would
credit interest; but so far no interest is shown in my saving account. I think I have to
sms him again.. sad.gif
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SCB seems no better than AmBank. Went there yesterday to check on my interest & open a 4.5% promo FD.
RM desperate for sales until talked to me for about an hour, wanted to yawn out loud!
After knowing I am persistent on FD, she didn't even bothered to check if my interest was credited.

But seems all my FDs last year was placed on option 3 so I hope I do not have to put up a fight for it. sweat.gif
Today I also heard there is a 10% requirement in savings for 4.5% FD even for fresh funds

Btw, SCB priority banking at uptown only gives instant 3-in-1 coffee / tea but Ambank TTDI has changed to Lavazza drool.gif

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