QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 3 2015, 01:04 PM)
Besides tbheng post above, bbgoat in V7 also mentioned interest credited into non-Islamic SA.
Aiya, I was given wrong info by CS Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V. No.8, Please Read Post#1 and #2
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 3 2015, 01:04 PM) Besides tbheng post above, bbgoat in V7 also mentioned interest credited into non-Islamic SA. Aiya, I was given wrong info by CS |
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Jan 3 2015, 02:23 PM
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QUOTE(okuribito @ Jan 3 2015, 01:40 PM) gen-x wow, didn't realise conditions are same as 2008! few thoughts come to mind reading your post... Bro, I also thinking if should go for more than 12 months. But thinking about it, nothing to be confused.klse started decline in dec 2007 from 1440s all the way down to 860s before starting its rise in iirc jan 2009. I suspect the low fd rates probly motivated locals to buy into the market then? Of some significance, I think looking back, that was also when the US started its QE program. I think read somewhere they have officially ended QE and the Fed chairwoman talk about possibility of upping interest rates later this year? Salvador Dali on BFM radio show mentioned the real KLSE market ie ex-index stocks probly lost 50-60% already, index stocks GLC "cornered" ... will MBB ever go down? But locally, petrol prices also go down upon free-floating, property market losing steam, looks like BNM got no motivation to raise interest rates hahaha I so confused ... lock in 3 years or not? If lock in, and KLSE reveals opportunities, premature w/drawal & forego interest earned? If don't lock in, and KLSE languishes neither here nor there, & interest rates get slashed like in 2008/9? helppp 1. Lock in rates now. If rate go lower you'll be happy you did so. 2. If got opportunity to buy MBB at RM4, what the 4% penalty for premature withdrawal compare to the potential 100% gain |
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Jan 3 2015, 02:45 PM
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 3 2015, 01:04 PM) To ALL: this is very interesting. never considered that... but was thinking what else happened in 2008-2009...We are now in a similar position to that in 2008/2009 where we had a slow-down. In mid 2008, banks were still offering FD about 4% interest rate (like what we have now). USD/MYR went above 3.5 (same thing now) and petrol went below USD60/barrel in 2009 (like what is happening now). But by mid 2009, interest rates went below 2%!!!! Below is what was posted by our President/CEO of FDMCGC MilesAndMore: You can check FD interest rates between 2008 and 2011 at Original FD Thread. with all those troubles in 2008, what did "they" do to get rates down to 2% by 2009 so that people continued to spend n consume? i m not well not versed with the subject but i do think that has to do with a major change in policy in 2008/2009 - gates of debt opened, hence continued consumption/gdp growth while gomen n domestic debt started to climb dramatically since 2009. question is... is there capacity now for same debt recipe to get us thru this time? if no, what will happen to int rates, bond rates and rm exchange rates? QUOTE The federal government’s borrowing shifted into higher gear from 2008, the year the Barisan National coalition lost its two-thirds parliamentary majority. http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...illion-by-2020/ ![]() http://www.consumer.org.my/index.php/perso...-it-sustainable |
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Jan 3 2015, 02:58 PM
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 3 2015, 01:04 PM) QUOTE(Human Nature @ Jan 3 2015, 02:18 PM) Yes, initially I thought need to open Islamic SA, then the ABM (asst BM) said can use existing conventional SA for interest crediting. Also interest payment can be monthly for those >50 yrs old or semi annually for youngsters (like us, ha ha ha QUOTE(okuribito @ Jan 3 2015, 01:40 PM) hahaha I so confused ... lock in 3 years or not? If lock in, and KLSE reveals opportunities, premature w/drawal & forego interest earned? If don't lock in, and KLSE languishes neither here nor there, & interest rates get slashed like in 2008/9? For me, I normally take the middle road. My plan is still some 3 years, 2 yrs (Affin 4.38%) and mostly 1 yr FD. Last year 2014 have put in 3 mths and 5 mths FD. Starting to mature now and can take advantage of recent 4.12%, 4.38%, 4.5% rates. So if KLSE show downside, can terminate yearly FD for minimum lost to gain 100% (as Captain said) in short period of time ! helppp This post has been edited by bbgoat: Jan 3 2015, 03:00 PM |
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Jan 3 2015, 03:26 PM
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QUOTE(AVFAN @ Jan 3 2015, 02:45 PM) this is very interesting. never considered that... but was thinking what else happened in 2008-2009... Bro, with crude oil price below USD60/barrel now, you think our debt going to increase or government going to revise the budget? Debt is suppose to be good to boost the economy with all those troubles in 2008, what did "they" do to get rates down to 2% by 2009 so that people continued to spend n consume? i m not well not versed with the subject but i do think that has to do with a major change in policy in 2008/2009 - gates of debt opened, hence continued consumption/gdp growth while gomen n domestic debt started to climb dramatically since 2009. question is... is there capacity now for same debt recipe to get us thru this time? if no, what will happen to int rates, bond rates and rm exchange rates? To ALL: Anyway, I just updated my Fixed Deposit Page to include Hong Leong Bank Junior FD which actually cybpsych reported back in V7. ![]() Hong Leong Bank Junior FD is supposed to be for kids. But the fact is that it is good for adults who are parents and even grandparents. Click here to read my article The Best Savings Account in Malaysia for Children, Adults, Parents and Grandparents. In this article I mentioned that the Hong Leong Bank Junior FD is fantastic for seniors who have grandchildren. This is because HLB Junior FD offers better interest rates compared to their Senior FD Promo!!! And best of all, HLB Junior FD credit the interest monthly. |
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Jan 3 2015, 04:08 PM
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Hong leong offering 6.98% for 2 months FD..
Requirement is to invest 50k in unit trust max cap ratio 1 to 2 This post has been edited by Bonescythe: Jan 3 2015, 04:09 PM |
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Jan 3 2015, 04:41 PM
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QUOTE(Bonescythe @ Jan 3 2015, 04:08 PM) Hong leong offering 6.98% for 2 months FD.. Long time no buy UT. Just to update my own knowledge, wat's the front-end, annual mgt & switching fees nowadays? Sorry if OT. Wanna get info for when the time comes Requirement is to invest 50k in unit trust max cap ratio 1 to 2 QUOTE Bro, with crude oil price below USD60/barrel now, you think our debt going to increase or government going to revise the budget? lemme guess, probly increase? less oil revenue This post has been edited by okuribito: Jan 3 2015, 04:44 PM |
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QUOTE(eddie2020 @ Jan 2 2015, 06:11 PM) Did u put a FD and get the promotion rate?Received sms is not confirm u are entitled. Some bank even send sms even uou terminate the credit card or close the bank acc. |
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 3 2015, 03:26 PM) Bro, with crude oil price below USD60/barrel now, you think our debt going to increase or government going to revise the budget? Debt is suppose to be good to boost the economy i wasn't really expecting much response to my question as this is fd n that is a much bigger issue... anyway, with all this debt/crude-commodity low price/bigspender-allisgud-gomen, i will be the last one to think fd rates will go lower in the next 12-36 months. i just hope depositors give a little thought if 2%, 6% or 10% fd is on the way or not... n why. i dun remember much about 2008-2009 but more about 1998. This post has been edited by AVFAN: Jan 3 2015, 06:04 PM |
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Jan 3 2015, 09:38 PM
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Jan 3 2015, 09:47 PM
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Jan 3 2015, 09:38 PM) try this microsite http://www.cimbyouth.com.my/accounts http://cb.cimbislamic.com/index.php?ch=ci_...pt=cimb_islamic rates http://cb.cimbislamic.com/index.php?ch=gen..._rates&recId=90 |
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QUOTE(okuribito @ Jan 3 2015, 04:41 PM) Long time no buy UT. Just to update my own knowledge, wat's the front-end, annual mgt & switching fees nowadays? Sorry if OT. Wanna get info for when the time comes Share market already very low low ? Good time to lock in position for UT ? Hmm.. is tat wad the bank thinks ? Haha |
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 3 2015, 03:26 PM) Hong Leong Bank Junior FD is supposed to be for kids. But the fact is that it is good for adults who are parents and even grandparents. |
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Jan 4 2015, 08:01 AM
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QUOTE(Bonescythe @ Jan 4 2015, 12:58 AM) You need to count against the board rate, aka how many "extra" interest earned, not the total FD interest. 100K 6.98% vs board rate 3.25% is extra RM640, as without need to invest in UT, you still easily can get 3.25% 2 months FD out there. You get extra Rm640 by going into the deal, while incurred front charge of 1.5K (if it is 3%). I never said it is a waterfish deal, it is a good deal is one original wanted to buy the UT in the first place. But if one never interest in UT, and solely want the higher FD rate, then it is a different story. |
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Jan 4 2015, 08:01 AM) You need to count against the board rate, aka how many "extra" interest earned, not the total FD interest. I agreed that the FD promotion should only be an extra incentive for the UT investment. In the first place, we have to be already looking to buy UT. Then the extra incentive just made the deal. Should not be because of the FD promotion, then go into the UT/FD bundle. 100K 6.98% vs board rate 3.25% is extra RM640, as without need to invest in UT, you still easily can get 3.25% 2 months FD out there. You get extra Rm640 by going into the deal, while incurred front charge of 1.5K (if it is 3%). I never said it is a waterfish deal, it is a good deal is one original wanted to buy the UT in the first place. But if one never interest in UT, and solely want the higher FD rate, then it is a different story. |
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Jan 4 2015, 09:48 AM
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QUOTE(gsc @ Jan 4 2015, 01:37 AM) I thought I have seen before in this thread mentioning grandparents can place Junior FD. Last Dec I went to HL and the counter staff said no. Ended up get my daughter to sign up Junior FD for my granddaughter. I am still interested in the 4.28% with monthly interest credited. Bro, I was the one that mentioned it in 2012 when I published my article The Best Savings Account in Malaysia so that grandparents can get better interest rates compared to HLB Senior FD!!!.II you had read my article, here's the link once again just in case you may want to waste your time- The Best Savings Account in Malaysia I mentioned my experience on what is needed for a grandpa to open a HLB Junior Account with his son and grandson/granddaughter (all surname the same). FYI, my dad opened a HLB Junior FD with me and my son AND it was addition to another two existing HLB Junior FDs I already had, i.e. one with the same branch (my money) and another one in a separate branch (my son's money). However, I did highlight that I got no idea if HLB allows a grandpa to open a HLB Junior FD with his daughter and granddaughter (since surname not the same). Then again, I see no reason why it cannot be done since a grandpa can open joint account with the son and grandson/granddaughter. Next time you go to HLB, talk to the service manager or branch manager. And if they still say cannot, ask them to check with HQ. Another tip- terminate the Junior Debit Card on the spot. If they say the debit card auto issued with the account, well let them issue and then you have the right to terminate it after they issue (but out of courtesy inform them in advance). This post has been edited by Gen-X: Jan 4 2015, 11:28 AM |
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