QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 16 2015, 01:31 PM)
so what's wrong with that?
the interest rate is as of when you place the fund. that's normal.
the example i gave earlier to other forumer (of which u quoted):
if OPR changes, bank MAY change the rate, up or down or even dont change.
again, what's wrong with that? Bank's T&Cs are stated such to cover these scenario.
Traditional or conventiinal productthe interest rate is as of when you place the fund. that's normal.
the example i gave earlier to other forumer (of which u quoted):
if OPR changes, bank MAY change the rate, up or down or even dont change.
again, what's wrong with that? Bank's T&Cs are stated such to cover these scenario.
If place for a year with rate 4% Fixed deposit. 4% rate will be locked in irrespective OPR moving up or down in that 12 months period
Traditional step up product ( FD rate stepped up by quarterly)
FD rate steppng upwards quarterly. Bank will pay as per the advertisement irrespective OPR moving up and down thoughout the 12 month period.
Public Bank new FD step up FD product,
Public bank specifically mentioned in their brochure and contract agreement that the step up interest rate may not be followed should there be a change in OPR.
Meaning suppose a person has taken up a step up FD for 12 months period. Initially the second quarter period stated is 3.5% but Bank Negara has revised OPR downwards by .25%, Public bank has the right to revise downward the step up FD rate promised earlier even though the FD placement is for a year and still in the running.
The reverse could be true when BNM raises the OPR. So far Public bank has not yet revised the step up rate since OPR has been remained unchanged.
Bottom line is do watch on the clause and do not think the bank cannot change the FD rate after a person has placed the FD for a long period.
May 16 2015, 04:07 PM

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