QUOTE(Ramjade @ Apr 9 2016, 11:39 AM)
Precisely my though after reading the explanation by cybpsych.

No need to have all the hasle of going to RHB and opening the RHB Bonus Saver. The downside is if Maybank suddenly cut the eGIA-i interest (too many people apply, and withdraw early - they lose money - like what happen to M2Cards), we have no where to run. I still think RHB Bonus Savers is good as backup (the account have always been around for a few years already). But RM6k which I can put into amanah saham just to chase the 2.65%p.a is not worth it in my opinion.
cybpsych gave me the idea of creating multiple RM1k placement and use those 1k placement upon needed.
Glad we could come to a conclusion.
cybpsych good job.

Personally, I do not think that RHB Bonus Saver's rate is good at all. OCBC SmartSavers is better in my opinion as you can get 2.9% p.a. by depositing only RM50 a month with no withdrawals. If there is any withdrawal in the month, the rate drops to 0.5%.
RHB Bonus Saver rate starts at 0.25% which is lower than 0.5% from SmartSavers. You need to deposit extra RM500 every month to get the bonus interest which is 0.2% p.a. every month. The bonus interest keeps increasing every month but you need to keep depositing RM500 extra every month. The max you can get from the 13th month onwards is only 2.75% p.a. which is lower than 2.9%. Although you can withdraw from the Bonus Saver account, the incremental average balance need to be RM500 or else you will not get the bonus interest. So, not much difference than not able to withdraw the money at all. I do not know what would happen if you were to stop halfway, how RHB would calculate the interest. Start from scratch at 0.25% again or start from where you left but either way, it's complicated & I think it's not worth the effort.
Btw, the promo for OCBC SmartSavers 3.9% p.a. is still ongoing but only for new accounts.
QUOTE(sunnie11 @ Apr 9 2016, 12:12 PM)
guys,can someone explain to me about the GIA-i which is 4.0%pa and what is the meaning of profit sharing ration 70:30,is it we 2.8% and bank 1.2%?
4% is your share after taking into account the PSR, meaning you will get 4% profit based on your placement amount.