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post Jun 9 2015, 10:09 AM, updated 11y ago

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Original FD Thread
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia V2
Fixed Deposits Rates in Malaysia V3
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia V4
Fixed Deposits Rates in Malaysia V5
Fixed Deposits Rates in Malaysia V6.1
Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V.7
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia V.8

Note: Until further notice, please refer to Post#3 for current FD Promos compiled BoomChaCha in V.8 -

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Malaysia Major Commercial Banks and Foreign Banks Fixed Deposit / Time Deposit Rates as of 18 October 2014.

Bank - FD rates for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months and 12 months.


Affin Bank - 3.25%, 3.3%, 3.40% and 3.7% (Revised 18/7/14)

Alliance Bank - 3.15%, 3.2%, 3.25% and 3.3% (Revised 21/7/14). FD Gold 12 months 3.40% (Interest paid monthly).

AmBank - 3.15, 3.2%, 3.25% and 3.35% (Revised 18/7/14)

Citibank - 2.95%, 3.10%, 3.10% and 3.20% (Revised 17/7/14)

CIMB Bank - 3.15%, 3.2%, 3.25% and 3.30% (Revised down 7/10/14)

Hong Leong Bank - 3.05%, 3.1%, 3.2% and 3.30% (Revised 16/7/14)

HSBC Bank - 2.90%, 3.10%, 3.15% and 3.25% (Revised 16/7/14)

Maybank - 3.15%, 3.20%, 3.25% and 3.30% (Revised 16/7/14)

OCBC Bank - 2.75%, 2.85%, 2.9% and 3.05%

RHB Bank - 3.15%, 3.20%, 3.25% and 3.45% (Revised 18/7/14)

Public Bank - 3.15%, 3.20%, 3.30% and 3.35%. PB Golden 50 Plus 12 months 3.45% (Revised 16/7/14)

Standard Chartered Bank - 2.95%, 3.10%, 3.15% and 3.25% (Revised 23/7/14)

UOB Bank - 3.05%, 3.10%, 3.10% and 3.30% (Revised 18/7/14)

Fixed / Time Deposit and Savings Account Promotions September and October 2015.
Please call the nearest bank to reconfirm the rates (go to the bank website for bank contact number where you can also get the contact number of the branch nearest to you) before going to the bank to check if promotions are still valid.

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Alliance Bank - eTerm Deposit-i Promo until end of August 2015. Contributed by Nauts.

QUOTE(Nauts @ Aug 18 2015, 05:29 PM)
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AmBank - Merdeka FD Promo. Contributed by cybpsych.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Aug 14 2015, 09:35 PM)
Ambank: I AmBanking on Top Rate of Merdeka
Terms & Conditions apply (Eng | BM)

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OCBC BANK - FD Promos Valid until 30 November 2015. Contributed by magika.

QUOTE(magika @ Aug 14 2015, 10:42 AM)
OCBC new promo 6 months 4.00% 13 months 4.20% interest credit into CASA at interval 6+6+1 months.
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UOB BANK FD Promos- Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K.
No Stupid CASA Requirements, No Step Up Rubbish and No need to deposit a single sen into Savings or Current Account!

3 Months - 3.85%
5 Months - 4.0%
8 Months - 4.1%
12 Months - 4.2%

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MAYBANK - 5+5 Months FD Promo until 30 September 2015.

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PUBLIC BANK - 6+6 Months TD Promo until 30 September 2015.

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Sep 12 2015, 10:03 AM)
PB Bonus Reward Campaign [ PBB | T&Cs ]

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RHB FD Promotions until 31 October 2015. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K.

3 Months - 3.85%
6 Months - 3.95%
9 Months - 4.10%

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BANK RAKYAT - NOT Eligible for PIDM

If you are willing to go deposit with a non PIDM member, then check out Bank Rakyat Deposit Account -i which is based on Islamic Principles and like all Islamic banks' products, the profit rate cannot be guaranteed.

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Thanks to all members who highlighted that deposit more than RM5K with BR is now eligible for monthly dividend. However, please note that many members here reported that their monthly dividends were not be credited monthly but they have to call up BR staff to have it done manually every month!!!
Special thanks to bbgoat for reporting the tenure to be eligible for monthly dividend:
QUOTE(bbgoat @ Apr 16 2014, 06:45 PM)
Was in BR again today. Asked the question. For monthly interest the FD has to be min 6 months.
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eFD or eTD. Contributed by Nom-el


QUOTE(Nom-el @ Aug 20 2015, 02:56 PM)
Banks that offer true eFD (can do placement & uplift online)
i) AmBank
ii) RHB
iii) Maybank
iv) CIMB
v) Alliance Bank
vi) Hong Leong
vii) UOB
viii) OCBC

Banks that offer online FD placement (cannot uplift online)
i) Affin
ii) Public Bank
iii) Citibank - contributed by bbgoat


I think HSBC can do online placement too but not sure if can uplift online or not. Confirm by cklimm placement only and cannot uplift.
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QUOTE(ikanbilis @ Aug 20 2015, 11:00 PM)
For HSBC eFD, no need go branch for uplifting. You can do the uplifting through phone banking. Tested it myself yesterday for my pre-mature eFD. Everything is done within minutes for me to giro the money to another bank. rclxms.gif
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For more Fixed Deposit Promotions and my comments on them, please click here to my FD Page. In my FD Page I also touched on Maybank Q-Cash where you can deposit your money short term ( minimum 1 day up to 29 days or more and earn "interest rate" similar to 1 Months FD's rate.

If you are new to Fixed Deposit or even a serious FD fan, click here to my article Get More FREE MONEY With The Right Fixed Deposit Promotions.

And if you want to know the quickest way get Fresh Fund to be eligible for Fixed Deposit Promotion without even leaving the bank where you are withdrawing your matured FD; click here to my article titled A Little Bit Of This and A Little Bit of That - Vol.1, Chapter IV. In this article I will show you how to be eligible for FD Promo with fresh fund using GIRO plus Current Account with Over Draft Facility (to be on the safe side). And the transfer fee may cost less than what your bank impose for a Banker's Cheque. Updated timetable for GIRO cut off time for same day transfer.

If you want to know more about the pros and cons of Statement Based FD versus Cert Type click here to my article A Little Bit Of This and A Little Bit Of That - Volume 1, Chapter VII. And the flip side of me telling you the pros and cons of Statement Based FD is that I have unintentionally taught an evil person how to con his parent(s) off their hard earned money! Plus why you should have money in FD, lots of it actually; instead of having so many properties which are not liquid and can't assist you to prolong your life. I will tell you how to get funds to pay for the mountain high hospital bills while your liveless body lay in the Intensive Care Unit.

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Banks that pay interest for non-working days - Last update by ??!! on 22 January 2015
OCBC
Bank Rakyat
UOB
May Bank (Need to remind May bank staff to add interest)
Affin Bank - updated by cybpscyh on 12 Dec 2014
Alliance Bank - updated by ??!! on 22 January 2015
Kuwait Finance House - updated by ??!! on 22 January 2015

Banks that do not pay interest for non-working days
Am Bank
RHB
Standard & Chartered Bank

Bank that non-voluntary credit interest unless appeal
Public Bank (Need to complain to BNM then only pay interest)


New IBG Transfer Timing - Updated by gchowyh on 16 December 2014
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Old IBG Transfer Timing
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List Of Banks With Survivorship Clause - Updated by magika on 16 November 2014
1. OCBC
2. RHB
3. Alliance
4. Ambank
5. Cimb
6. Hlb
7. Affin
8. MBB
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A simple FD calculator to help you - by Human Nature on 13 January 2015
http://www.miniwebtool.com/fixed-deposit-calculator/

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Phew, lucky still got updates of the latest FD rates from BCC! rclxms.gif thumbup.gif

QUOTE(low yat 82 @ Jun 9 2015, 09:39 AM)
QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 8 2015, 02:32 PM)

Gifts like CNY hampers, laptop bags, Parker pens etc etc. High tea in hotels.  drool.gif
Lucky you ! SCB 4.5% was really attractive at that time, even now kind of sad that it was over.  cry.gif
nice! roughly how much deposit we need to hav in order to enjoy those previllage?
Well, some gifts are from like BR FD which now even RM25k they still give. Gotten umbrellas, parker pen, hand towel and nail kit previously.
Some gifts are cos of being a Priority Banking customer. eg. BR gave me a glass cup with cover when they launched PB.
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Well, some gifts are from like BR FD which now even RM25k they still give. Gotten umbrellas, parker pen, hand towel and nail kit previously.
Some gifts are cos of being a Priority Banking customer. eg. BR gave me a glass cup with cover when they launched PB.
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BR also invite customers for lunch for Raya, high tea in hotels, hampers for CNY etc. Public relation quite good in a way. biggrin.gif

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In RHB this morning. Met the branch manager. He said OPR likely going down next qtr. That view echoed by more and more people nowadays. sad.gif

Need to go for longer term FD. hmm.gif
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how long the FD term?  hmm.gif
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3 months for 5%.
Min 5k max 30k
so those rich ones can open as many accounts as they want to benefit fully from this promo drool.gif
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how long the FD term?  hmm.gif
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3 months for 5%.
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so those rich ones can open as many accounts as they want to benefit fully from this promo drool.gif
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Should be 3 mths FD that Ah Boom has pulled gf's to put in the FD's.  tongue.gif
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okay. thanks..

5% quite high brows.gif
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okay. thanks..

5% quite high  brows.gif
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Ya, pull out after 3 months. Then have to close the Advance acct to avoid monthly charges ! brows.gif
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okay. thanks..

5% quite high  brows.gif
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Only for new customer for HSBC.
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If I transfer Funds from HSBC Amanah, is tis consider new?
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If I transfer Funds from HSBC Amanah, is tis consider new?
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As long as you have any account with HSBC, you are not qualified.

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QUOTE(Y.J.S @ Jun 9 2015, 01:48 PM)
3 months for 5%.
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so those rich ones can open as many accounts as they want to benefit fully from this promo drool.gif
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Well if interest goes down, that is bad choice as one only gets high interest for the first 3 months. After that one gets lower interest than lock in for 12-15 months.

I rather lock in at higher rates for longer time than at higher rates for shorter time
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 9 2015, 02:15 PM)
Well if interest goes down, that is bad choice as one only gets high interest for the first 3 months. After that one gets lower interest than lock in for 12-15 months.

I rather lock in at higher rates for longer time than at higher rates for shorter time
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i am happy with the HSBC free coffee, i will keep the 30k there after 3 months. Who needs Starbucks when you have HSBC? brows.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 9 2015, 02:15 PM)
Well if interest goes down, that is bad choice as one only gets high interest for the first 3 months. After that one gets lower interest than lock in for 12-15 months.

I rather lock in at higher rates for longer time than at higher rates for shorter time
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Will manually close down the accounts like what you advised after 3 months flex.gif

Then turn to Affin Bank 15 months 4.33% FD thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 9 2015, 01:31 PM)
In RHB this morning. Met the branch manager. He said OPR likely going down next qtr. That view echoed by more and more people nowadays.  sad.gif

Need to go for longer term FD.  hmm.gif
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Just called BR branch to follow-up my lowered FD interest rate issue:

Me: Boleh saya cakap dengan xxx?
BR: xxx sekarang rehat..

Rehat...? doh.gif BR provides recess for their employees..?

QUOTE(Y.J.S @ Jun 9 2015, 02:44 PM)
Will manually close down the accounts like what you advised after 3 months  flex.gif

Then turn to Affin Bank 15 months 4.33% FD thumbup.gif
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I did the same.. cheers.gif
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Affin Bank 15 months 4.33% FD - dont need to open any other savings account right?
going to move fd from hsbc with bad rates elsewhere
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i am happy with the HSBC free coffee, i will keep the 30k there after 3 months. Who needs Starbucks when you have HSBC?  brows.gif
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What happen after 3 months? If opr drops, the other fd bank promo will drop.
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QUOTE(culain99 @ Jun 9 2015, 03:04 PM)
Affin Bank 15 months 4.33% FD - dont need to open any other savings account right?
going to move fd from hsbc with bad rates elsewhere
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You need to open an Affin saving account to let the FD principal + FD interest to be
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Will manually close down the accounts like what you advised after 3 months  flex.gif

Then turn to Affin Bank 15 months 4.33% FD thumbup.gif
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It looks like opr will drop. Affin t&c said that their rates will drop according to opr
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 9 2015, 03:09 PM)
It looks like opr will drop. Affin t&c said that their rates will drop according to opr
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Where is the T&C stated this..? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 9 2015, 03:12 PM)
Where is the T&C stated this..?  hmm.gif
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See the last sentence
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 9 2015, 03:18 PM)
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See the last sentence
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The last sentence is quite misleading... hmm.gif
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I will go to Affin Bank to get confirm about it when I have time..
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The last sentence is quite misleading...  hmm.gif
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Good. Hope to hear from you. But based from forum members opinion, they said the promo rates is based on opr interest. So if opr decrease, promo rates will either remain the same or decrease.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 9 2015, 03:53 PM)
Good. Hope to hear from you. But based from forum members opinion, they said the promo rates is based on opr interest. So if opr decrease, promo rates will either remain the same or decrease.
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I do not think so.

In version 8, a forum member mentioned that because this Promo duration is very long (valid until end of the year),
so this 4.33% will change based on OPR; but for those who already placed the FD, the original FD rate will not change
regardless of the OPR change. I more agree to what he said about this.

In fact, I already called 2 Affin branches sweat.gif about this issue, they all said that FD rate would not be changed
after we placed the FD.

Anyway, I will grab this flyer to ask Affin Bank face to face about this issue, then I will get back to you..

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 9 2015, 03:53 PM)
Good. Hope to hear from you. But based from forum members opinion, they said the promo rates is based on opr interest. So if opr decrease, promo rates will either remain the same or decrease.
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There is no such clause in the FD cert
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 9 2015, 04:14 PM)
I do not think so.

In version 8, a forum member mentioned that because this Promo duration is very long (valid until end of the year),
so this 4.33% will change based on OPR; but for those who already placed the FD, the original FD rate will not change
regardless of the OPR change. I more agree to what he said about this.
That's what I meant.

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placed before the drop will get enjoy the 4.33%

That is just my opinion. I could be wrong

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That's what I meant.
That is just my opinion. I could be wrong
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 9 2015, 04:27 PM)
That's what I meant.
That is just my opinion. I could be wrong
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Yes, this is what I mean, but I will go to double confirm with Affin..

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Yes, this is what I mean, but I will go to double confirm with Affin..

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provided the bank revise the rate. if they still honor existing promo rate regardless of OPR change, then no difference.

if bank suddenly itchy/kancheong due to OPR change, they could revise the promo rate overnight, hence the clause is to protect them, and as a little disclaimer for customers to be aware of (their intention to revise without prior notice).
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 9 2015, 04:49 PM)
provided the bank revise the rate. if they still honor existing promo rate regardless of OPR change, then no difference.

if bank suddenly itchy/kancheong due to OPR change, they could revise the promo rate overnight, hence the clause is to protect them, and as a little disclaimer for customers to be aware of (their intention to revise without prior notice).
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Jun 9 2015, 02:41 PM)
i am happy with the HSBC free coffee, i will keep the 30k there after 3 months. Who needs Starbucks when you have HSBC?  brows.gif
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It looks like opr will drop. Affin t&c said that their rates will drop according to opr
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It is every country central bank monetary policy to use the interest rate to expand or contract the money supply in the market. In general when there is too much money in the market and causing demand pull inflation, central bank willl increase the interest rate to reduce too much money in the economy to counter the inflation. Central bank will do the opposite of reducing interest rate when too little money in the market to encourage spending. Firms will invest in capital goods when cost of borrowing is low.

With the GST impact, the inflation rate will go up eventually. And this will lead to cost push inflation. With depreciation of ringgit, cost of import of finished goods will be high but it will help our export provided that our raw materials or compoents are not imported from overseas. GST impact, inflation, exchange rate effects will determine will BNM move up or down the OPR. If market economy is contracting, BNM may continue with its OPR to monitor the market.

Proton first quarter sales was dropped by 50% and this and other leading indicators do reflect accurately Malaysia economy in the next 6 months, BNM most likely hold its OPR and may decrease OPR to stimulate local economy.

Externalwise, US economy is starting to recover with its QE policy and FED may start to raise the interest rate in the second half. This will make the money flowing into the US and BNM has to look into ways to minimize the outflow by raising the interest rate.

Another way, government can stmulate the economy is by increasing government spending on infrastrucure projects etc. To finance all these government spending, foreign debt will go up and worsen by weak RM. Thereby pushing further down the Malaysia economy.

if 1MDB issue is real, international credit rating on Malaysia will be bad and it will impact further the economy.

My opinion is BNM will hold its OPR and only response base on domestic and global economy. As usual, the prudent and slow approach. My guess is OPR may reduce if domestic economy is shrinking. The banks promotion rate is 4% per year will be countered by 3% inflation. The real interest is only 1%. The weak exchange rate will make the actual worth even smaller.
The best thing is not placing FD in the bank but may be invest in overseas property hoping for currency and capital gain. Nobody has the crystal ball to tell the future.

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I also planning to do FD..currently how much HSBC FD rate ? The ocbc of offer 4.4%
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I also planning to do FD..currently how much HSBC FD rate ? The ocbc of offer 4.4%
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It is 4%/4.4% for 180/180 days. Effective rate of 4.2x% for 360 days. biggrin.gif
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you might need to open a new account with you dont have one with pbb islamic..
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i have placed one in april and another one this afternoon..
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dat was under islamic pbb? i already hav deposit acc wit public bank though
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- Placed 1 year FD at 4.25% in BR with existing fund and also received the followings:
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A Message from Top Cat RO Player: 

- Placed 1 year FD at 4.25% in BR with existing fund and also received the followings:
(1) Monthly interest
(2) Parker Pen (pen now no more BR logo embossed but plastic sticker  doh.gif )

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I also planning to do FD..currently how much HSBC FD rate ? The ocbc of offer 4.4%
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sorry wanna ask what different between Banks that pay interest for non-working days and Banks that pay interest for working days that stated at page 1?
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the OCBC tnc link you attached is broken with regards to the tnc for their fresh deals. https://www.ocbc.com.my/assets/pdf/Accounts...5Q2_general.pdf
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sorry wanna ask what different between Banks that pay interest for non-working days and Banks that pay interest for working days that stated at page 1?
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Bro, say your FD mature on a Saturday and you only can go withdraw it on Monday - some banks will pay you interest for Saturday and Sunday whereas some don't.

But if you auto renew, then it is of no significant.
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Bro, say your FD mature on a Saturday and you only can go withdraw it on Monday - some banks will pay you interest for Saturday and Sunday whereas some don't.

But if you auto renew, then it is of no significant.
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I see, so that's just 1 or 2 days of different of interest paid if the mature date on weekend... didn't make much different then.

I would like to pledge a FD with those bank giving more than 4.2%, anyone know which bank or branch that open on weekend and able to Pledge fresh fund FD services? So far I know some of the shopping mall branch can't place FD during weekend
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QUOTE(shiroikun @ Jun 11 2015, 10:01 AM)
I see, so that's just 1 or 2 days of different of interest paid if the mature date on weekend... didn't make much different then.

I would like to pledge a FD with those bank giving more than 4.2%, anyone know which bank or branch that open on weekend and able to Pledge fresh fund FD services? So far I know some of the shopping mall branch can't place FD during weekend
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Bro, you mean place/deposit FD right - you can withdraw the FD anytime (penalties apply). If you pledge FD, it is like a collateral for some sort of loan/credit and there is some hassle if you want to withdraw the FD in the event of an emergency.

As for the 1 or 2 days, it is a matter of principle and why would you want to be cheated?

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Bro, you mean place/deposit FD right - you can withdraw the FD anytime (penalties apply). If you pledge FD, it is like a collateral for some sort of loan/credit and there is some hassle if you want to withdraw the FD in the event of an emergency.

As for the 1 or 2 days, it is a matter of principle and why would you want to be cheated?
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Yea correct, I just want to place a FD, don't want any loan/credit. Any recommendation?
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Yea correct, I just want to place a FD, don't want any loan/credit. Any recommendation?
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In this case, I will have 2 more years to scare .. sweat.gif

QUOTE(adele123 @ Jun 11 2015, 09:44 AM)
BoomChaCha

the OCBC tnc link you attached is broken with regards to the tnc for their fresh deals. https://www.ocbc.com.my/assets/pdf/Accounts...5Q2_general.pdf
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Ha ha  biggrin.gif
In this case, I will have 2 more years to scare ..  sweat.gif
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before u tgh syok-syok with the interest gain, are you sure you are eligible to become HSBC Advance customer?

T&Cs here for 5% p.a. @ 3 months.
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QUOTE(onetimeuser @ Jun 11 2015, 01:44 PM)
why i cant find this ?
Hot FD Promo Rates
(1) HSBC 5% for 3 Months, valid until 30 June 2015

thanks
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it was shared in previous v8 topic.
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Those of us with BR will be scaxxd ??  tongue.gif

High Magician TM phrase: "U no scaxx meh" ......hehehe  tongue.gif
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Ya loh... sweat.gif

Not to say that not scare at all, scare a bit lah..
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why i cant find this ?
Hot FD Promo Rates
(1) HSBC 5% for 3 Months, valid until 30 June 2015

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Please be aware that if FD deposit is less than RM 30K, a management fee
RM 10.00 will charge each month.

A minimum RM 5.00 is required to open an Advance current account, it is refundable
when you close the current account.

The FD can only be effective after your banker's check is cleared.
You can only withdraw this HSBC FD on the next working day of FD maturity day.
So, we will lose at least 3 days interest, unless if we bring cash then will only lose one day interest.

Maybe a free umbrella is still available, just ask for it..if umbrella is no more available, then ask for other gifts
that HSBC has..

You can use this method if you want to place more than RM 30K since the maximum limit is RM 30K per name.
Let's say if you want to place RM 90K:
(1) A for RM 30K for first RM 30K
(2) B for 30K for 2nd RM 30K
(3) A + B (Joint account) for third RM 30K
Total RM 90K + RM 5 x open 3 Advance current accounts = RM 90015.00

And you will get 2 free umbrella..

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Ya loh...  sweat.gif

Not to say that not scare at all, scare a bit lah..
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Have reduced my eggs there already and keeping portions for monthly makan makan. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 11 2015, 02:24 PM)
You can use this method if you want to place more than RM 30K since the maximum limit is RM 30K per name.
Let's say if you want to place RM 90K:
(1) A for RM 30K for first RM 30K
(2) B for 30K for 2nd RM 30K
(3) A + B for third RM 30K
Total RM 90K + RM 5 x 3 Advance current accounts = RM 90015.00 + 2 free umbrella
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I tot u have brought in aunties & gf to put in even more FD in HSBC ? hmm.gif tongue.gif

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Have reduced my eggs there already and keeping portions for monthly makan makan.  biggrin.gif

2 days ago, the BR officer said in order to solve my lowered interest rate by 0.10% issue, the BR officer
suggested me to withdraw my 5 years FD (2 more years to go), then use the money to place another
new FD for 1 year at 4.25%....!!!
I cannot imagine how stupid is this BR staff... mad.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 11 2015, 02:30 PM)
I tot u have brought in aunties & gf to put in even more FD in HSBC ?  hmm.gif  tongue.gif
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Ramjade, in the previous thread, you mentioned Banana Money, well, I don't think our Ringgit will worthless anytime soon unless there is a WWIII.

Having said the above, during Global Peace time in 1997/98, USD/MYR was about 3.5 in mid 1997 and by early 1998, it weakened to USA/MYR 4.71. And in 1998, we could get FD interest rates above 14%. It was during this time we had TDM versus DSAI.

Fast forward to current time, we now have TDM versus DSNR - click here to see Pokemon fight - damn funny). In addition 1MDB, we are told today we have Pembinaan PFI sweat.gif And IMHO, our currency is depreciating like no tomorrow is because of people (many here including GLCs) who have and will continue to "convert" their Ringgit to foreign currencies- by means of DCI, converting cash (go see money changer queue at MidValley) and buying properties in London (including Felda and EPF), Canada and Australia (for the past 2 years on any week, on average I get 1 or 2 SMS from agents selling properties overseas, last few months 3 SMS a week! - which means there is a big market for it here).

So, if history repeat itself, soon all of us here would be very happy because we can get 14% interest rates for our FD, hahaha.

And if you have yet to go get a Rolex, better go get one now, hahaha. Click here to read my article on Rolex. Bought my Rolex Stainless Steel GMT for about RM10K 20 years ago, similar model today RM30K (3X), so assume that it increases at the same rate, in 20 years, a Stainless Steel Rolex GMT would cost close to RM100K! I guess it this happens, I would agree our Ringgit as good as Banana Money!

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2 days ago, the BR officer said in order to solve my lowered interest rate by 0.10% issue, the BR officer
suggested me to withdraw my 5 years FD (2 more years to go), then use the money to place another
new FD for 1 year at 4.25%....!!!
I cannot imagine how stupid is this BR staff...  mad.gif
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Why must be aunties & gf leh..??
Uncle & bf cannot meh..?  brows.gif
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 11 2015, 02:39 PM)
Ramjade, in the previous thread, you mentioned Banana Money, well, I don't think our Ringgit will worthless anytime soon unless there is a WWIII.

Having said the above, during Global Peace time in 1997/98, USD/MYR was about 3.5 in mid 1997 and by early 1998, it weakened to USA/MYR 4.71. And in 1998, we could get FD interest rates above 14%. It was during this time we had TDM versus DSAI.

Fast forward to current time, we now have TDM versus DSNR - click here to see Pokemon fight - damn funny). In addition 1MDB, we are told today we have Pembinaan PFI  sweat.gif And IMHO, our currency is depreciating like no tomorrow is because of people (many here including GLCs) who have and will continue to "convert" their Ringgit to foreign currencies- by means of DCI, converting cash (go see money changer queue at MidValley) and buying properties in London (including Felda and EPF), Canada and Australia (for the past 2 years on any week, on average I get 1 or 2 SMS from agents selling properties overseas, last few months 3 SMS a week! - which means there is a big market for it here).

So, if history repeat itself, soon all of us here would be very happy because we can get 14% interest rates for our FD, hahaha.

And if you have yet to go get a Rolex, better go get one now, hahaha. Click here to read my article on Rolex. Bought my Rolex Stainless Steel GMT for about RM10K 20 years ago, similar model today RM30K (3X), so assume that it increases at the same rate, in 20 years, a Stainless Steel Rolex GMT would cost close to RM100K! I guess it this happens, I would agree our Ringgit as good as Banana Money!
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14%

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 11 2015, 02:39 PM)
Ramjade, in the previous thread, you mentioned Banana Money, well, I don't think our Ringgit will worthless anytime soon unless there is a WWIII.

Having said the above, during Global Peace time in 1997/98, USD/MYR was about 3.5 in mid 1997 and by early 1998, it weakened to USA/MYR 4.71. And in 1998, we could get FD interest rates above 14%. It was during this time we had TDM versus DSAI.

Fast forward to current time, we now have TDM versus DSNR - click here to see Pokemon fight - damn funny). In addition 1MDB, we are told today we have Pembinaan PFI  sweat.gif And IMHO, our currency is depreciating like no tomorrow is because of people (many here including GLCs) who have and will continue to "convert" their Ringgit to foreign currencies- by means of DCI, converting cash (go see money changer queue at MidValley) and buying properties in London (including Felda and EPF), Canada and Australia (for the past 2 years on any week, on average I get 1 or 2 SMS from agents selling properties overseas, last few months 3 SMS a week! - which means there is a big market for it here).

So, if history repeat itself, soon all of us here would be very happy because we can get 14% interest rates for our FD, hahaha.

And if you have yet to go get a Rolex, better go get one now, hahaha. Click here to read my article on Rolex. Bought my Rolex Stainless Steel GMT for about RM10K 20 years ago, similar model today RM30K (3X), so assume that it increases at the same rate, in 20 years, a Stainless Steel Rolex GMT would cost close to RM100K! I guess it this happens, I would agree our Ringgit as good as Banana Money!
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wow dont think i live the day of 14% again....huhuuh...the last round my mom was laughing her head off....
but shd we be all that happy? I cannot imagine how are the people going to pay their housing loan(SSSS)...

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1mdb will burst faster with tat rate
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Everything will burst lah especially property market.... except FD depositors like us... Yeah.. icon_rolleyes.gif
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Everything will burst lah especially property market.... except FD depositors like us... Yeah..  icon_rolleyes.gif
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burst with a lot of 000000
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Base on 72 rule..
it takes u 7.2 years to x 2 your capital at a rate of 10% per annum
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Ur bank acc will burst fast also ?
burst with a lot of 000000
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Minister: Malaysian ringgit could plunge to 1998 levels if 1MDB debt unpaid - See more at:

http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia...h.3j6Uyl8A.dpuf
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Minister: Malaysian ringgit could plunge to 1998 levels if 1MDB debt unpaid - See more at:

http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia...h.3j6Uyl8A.dpuf
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Sad if currency goes D O W N esp to USD !! cry.gif
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Ya loh...  sweat.gif

Not to say that not scare at all, scare a bit lah..
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Please be aware that if FD deposit is less than RM 30K, a management fee
RM 10.00 will charge each month.

A minimum RM 5.00 is required to open an Advance current account, it is refundable
when you close the current account.

The FD can only be effective after your banker's check is cleared.
You can only withdraw this HSBC FD on the next working day of FD maturity day.
So, we will lose at least 3 days interest, unless if we bring cash then will only lose one day interest.

Maybe a free umbrella is still available, just ask for it..if umbrella is no more available, then ask for other gifts
that HSBC has..

You can use this method if you want to place more than RM 30K since the maximum limit is RM 30K per name.
Let's say if you want to place RM 90K:
(1) A for RM 30K for first RM 30K
(2) B for 30K for 2nd RM 30K
(3) A + B (Joint account) for third RM 30K
Total RM 90K + RM 5 x open 3 Advance current accounts = RM 90015.00

And you will get 2 free umbrella..
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I am also planning to open this FD promo with HSBC. Thanks for the clear advice. However, I understand that some banks impose a penalty fee for closing account before a certain timeframe. The Advance current account does not have this penalty fee? I presume that we are not obliged to take their cheque book as well?
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There have 2 promotions:-
1. 1 mth @ 3.50% with min RM25k fresh funds
2. 1st 5 mths @ 4.00% n 2nd 5 mths @ 4.08%, effective 4.04% with min RM25k
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Happy if interest rate goes up ! rclxm9.gif

Sad if currency goes D O W N esp to USD !!  cry.gif
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When Ringgit value depreciate.. then we just need to control spending wisely loh.. sad.gif
No more night club and no more foot massage loh...

Or just like what our Big Magician said, keep our monies in another country like Singapore.. hmm.gif

QUOTE(Castor Troy @ Jun 12 2015, 10:21 AM)
I am also planning to open this FD promo with HSBC. Thanks for the clear advice. However, I understand that some banks impose a penalty fee for closing account before a certain timeframe. The Advance current account does not have this penalty fee? I presume that we are not obliged to take their cheque book as well?
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As long as to place minimum and maintain RM 30K FD in one account for 3 months, there is no
penalty fee for Advance current account.

I did not pay for any penalty fee to close my 3 Advance current accounts upon my 3 FDs maturity,
because I put enough RM 30K for each FD account.

No, no obligation to take the check book. For me, I did not take the check book.

My net profit for RM 90K (3 FD accounts) was RM 1135.00, before to deduct a HSBC's banker check fee for RM 5.83 (6% GST applied sweat.gif ).

Don't forget to ask for a free HSBC umbrella, one free umbrella per customer... thumbup.gif

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When Ringgit value depreciate.. then we just need to control spending wisely loh.. sad.gif
No more night club and no more foot massage loh...

Or just like what our Big Magician said, keep our monies in another country like Singapore..  hmm.gif

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If interest goes up, can play more CD ? brows.gif

But currency drop, making me cry.gif

Oh, Big Magician started to move eggs already ? laugh.gif tongue.gif

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If interest goes up, can play more CD ?  brows.gif

But currency drop, making me  cry.gif

Oh, Big Magician started to move eggs already ?  laugh.gif  tongue.gif
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CD will become less and less lah since our currency drop.., this is for sure lah..
If not making money, who wants to come here..?

Same thing to foreign workers, Bangladesh will become less and less...

Our Big Magician has this idea, last time he said he wanted to move his money to oversea,
looking at the situation now.. cry.gif what he said was right lah...
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but keep $$ in Singapore bank, the rate is kinda low..

unless u invest like Reits.. the divvy is TE unlike here have 10% tax mad.gif
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but keep $$ in Singapore bank, the rate is kinda low..

unless u invest like Reits.. the divvy is TE unlike here have 10% tax  mad.gif
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Returns from sg reits is tax free?
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Returns from sg reits is tax free?
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jus went to public bank open PB TD-i... d interest will b paid to savings acc every 4months.

d rates all alrady stated in d cert as well. jus dat in multiply of 4 months.

wat else special on july a, got 1 FD gonna mature next month...hmm...

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ambank and RHb offering FD + trust upto 6 to 7 % return.

CIMB just text that FD + trust 3 months get 8%. any catch ?
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Returns from sg reits is tax free?
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ambank and RHb offering FD + trust upto 6 to 7 % return.

CIMB just text that FD + trust 3 months get 8%. any catch ?
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I thought you already mentioned it in your post? The catch is the unit trust.
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ambank and RHb offering FD + trust upto 6 to 7 % return.

CIMB just text that FD + trust 3 months get 8%. any catch ?
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most unit trust charge you sales charge between 3-5%, means that you "loss" 3-5% the moment you bought it, and it may go worse considering how good our economy is, you sure your 8% FD can cover all these?
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Jun 12 2015, 12:21 PM)
but keep $$ in Singapore bank, the rate is kinda low..

unless u invest like Reits.. the divvy is TE unlike here have 10% tax  mad.gif
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Depends le, I was thinking of moving some SGD back for FD but now calculate back. When I came here less than a year ago it was 2.55 now 2.75 and rising. Already 8% gain on RM by not doing anything.
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Apparently they pay interest monthly to Depositors above 50 yo for 9 mths FD @ 4.15%
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I thought you already mentioned it in your post? The catch is the unit trust.
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assuming unit trust under perform, will it drag the net FD to below 4% ?
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assuming unit trust under perform, will it drag the net FD to below 4% ?
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You cannot lump the 2 together to calculate the "yield". They are diff vehicles with diff risks. biggrin.gif
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assuming unit trust under perform, will it drag the net FD to below 4% ?
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Not sure about the UT performance, but the catch is very obvious, you don't buy UT, you ain't getting 7% to 8% for the FD.
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assuming unit trust under perform, will it drag the net FD to below 4% ?
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You cannot lump the 2 together to calculate the "yield". They are diff vehicles with diff risks.  biggrin.gif
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To add: You should take up the offer only if you already have intention to buy the UT. Not because of the FD offer then take up the bundle with UT. biggrin.gif
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A Message from Top Cat RO Player: 

- Placed 1 year FD at 4.25% in BR with existing fund and also received the followings:
(1) Monthly interest

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... very good rate ... wondering to myself any special condition attached to get this rate? ... smile.gif ...

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... very good rate ... wondering to myself any special condition attached to get this rate? ...  smile.gif  ...
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BR promo till end of June. Min 25k. Only thing is BR no PIDM. I am OK with it while others may not. biggrin.gif

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BR promo till end of June. Min 25k. Only thing is BR no PIDM.  I am OK with it while others may not. biggrin.gif
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Hi, anyone knows the CIMB 3 months 3.9% Fixed deposit min RM50k can be put without opening CIMB account?
And if I have maybank & I withdraw the funds & how to deposit at CIMB fixed deposit ar? Is it can use Banker's cheque?
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Hi, is cimb's unfixed deposit promotion still going around?

I got around another 10k to put for this cycle, don't know where to move it to this time around.

Any good promo for that amount above?
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Hi, is cimb's unfixed deposit promotion still going around?

I got around another 10k to put for this cycle, don't know where to move it to this time around.

Any good promo for that amount above?
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Banks offer FD promotion with gud rates subject to fresh Funds
Lets say if I issue a cheq from Maybank branch A n goes to Maybank branch B for FD placement, is tis consider fresh Funds?

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Banks offer FD promotion with gud rates subject to fresh Funds
Lets say if I issue a cheq from Maybank branch A n goes to Maybank branch B for FD placement, is tis consider fresh Funds?
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Fresh fund =
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(ii) IBG/IBFT from another bank into the bank which you intend to put FD. Some banks don't see this as fresh funds. sad.gif
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No.
Fresh fund =
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(ii) IBG/IBFT from another bank into the bank which you intend to put FD.  Some banks don't see this as fresh funds.  sad.gif
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Is Affin bank accept IBG from another bank as fresh fund?
Plan to put on affin 4.3% fd ...
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Is Affin bank accept IBG from another bank as fresh fund?
Plan to put on affin 4.3% fd ...
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I think we should have a list on front page banks which accept IBG/IBFT as fresh funds. hmm.gif

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on safe side, better to use cheque from other banks  icon_rolleyes.gif
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Thanks for advise.
Personal cheque or banker's cheque better?
I m still new to join this fd stuff.

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Thanks for advise.
Personal cheque or banker's check better?
I m still new to join this fd stuff.
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Personal cheque or banker's check better?
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Both oso can
I wud advise own cheq coz charges is cheaper
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Is Affin 4.33% for 15 months conventional or islamic FD?
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Is Affin 4.33% for 15 months conventional or islamic FD?
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I'm going to go for RHB step-up promo.
Was wondering, if the OPR does go down, will the rate for subsequent month be revised since it is a step up FD where they have different interest rate for different months.
Or would it be safer to just go for those non-step up, one rate kind of FD?
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I'm going to go for RHB step-up promo.
Was wondering, if the OPR does go down, will the rate for subsequent month be revised since it is a step up FD where they have different interest rate for different months.
Or would it be safer to just go for those non-step up, one rate kind of FD?
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I placed this RHB FD in less than 3 months ago.
According to RHB, those interest rates will not be changed even if the OPR goes up or down.

RHB gave me a thin FD cert and printed the first 3 month's profit (3.30%) on it.

I can go back to RHB branch to renew the next interest rate on a new FD cert when each step-up tenure
becomes mature; but if I don't go back to renew my FD cert, that is fine also, because the next FD interest
rates will auto renew to my FD account in RHB system.

This FD can only withdraw upon maturity, it means 1 year later... smile.gif

You can try to ask for gift.. RHB gave me 2 plastic mugs only.... cry.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 14 2015, 09:55 PM)
I think we should have a list on front page banks which accept IBG/IBFT  as fresh funds.  hmm.gif
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All banks accept IBG as fresh funds as it already stated inter bank .....
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Is Affin bank accept IBG from another bank as fresh fund?
Plan to put on affin 4.3% fd ...
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Affin accepts IBG from other banks.

i did this before...Affin defines "fresh" as long as the fund is not "older" than 3 days after IBG from Maybank SA -> Affin SA.

of course you need to have Affin SA (savings account) before IBG can be done. thumbup.gif


OCBC also same, "fresh"-ness no longer than 3 days.

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Hi, anyone knows the CIMB 3 months 3.9% Fixed deposit min RM50k can be put without opening CIMB savings account?
And if I have maybank & I withdraw the funds & how to deposit at CIMB fixed deposit ar? Is it can use Banker's cheque? I banker's cheque charge how much ar?
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Hi, anyone knows the CIMB 3 months 3.9% Fixed deposit min RM50k can be put without opening CIMB savings account?
And if I have maybank & I withdraw the funds & how to deposit at CIMB fixed deposit ar? Is it can use Banker's cheque? I banker's cheque charge how much ar?
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you can open one without savings account; yes you can use banker cheque, it will cost you RM5.98
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you can open one without savings account; yes you can use banker cheque, it will cost you RM5.98
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Sorry for asking a noob question. May i know what is the meaning of effective rates?
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The total sum of interest received divided by principal sum
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Today went to HSBC to enquire on the HSBC 5% promo. Was told that I must maintain RM10 in their "saving" account n if I close the account, I need to request banker cheque to get back the RM10 as they won't refund through cash. N I will charged for the banker cheque RM5 + GST. So, means no matter how I will need to pay them the "admin fee" (my balance in the Acc) to close the account.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 15 2015, 07:57 AM)
Affin accepts IBG from other banks.

i did this before...Affin defines "fresh" as long as the fund is not "older" than 3 days after IBG from Maybank SA -> Affin SA.

of course you need to have Affin SA (savings account) before IBG can be done.  thumbup.gif
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really?

in the Kota Kemuning branch, whenever i ask if 1 day old money in savings account can be considered fresh funds, the staff macam dont want to answer directly. When i keep persisting for an answer, she asked, "why not you use banker's cheque?"

I said banker's cheque ma fan, have to line up in other banks... then she replied "If the money enters the account today, it's only considered fresh funds today. Tomorrow cannot"

So I said "I'll use RENTAS then" she terus diam

Dont know why they dont want to treat IBG money as "fresh". Only want banker's cheque
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QUOTE(Styrroyds @ Jun 15 2015, 07:30 PM)
really?

in the Kota Kemuning branch, whenever i ask if 1 day old money in savings account can be considered fresh funds, the staff macam dont want to answer directly. When i keep persisting for an answer, she asked, "why not you use banker's cheque?"

I said banker's cheque ma fan, have to line up in other banks... then she replied "If the money enters the account today, it's only considered fresh funds today. Tomorrow cannot"

So I said "I'll use RENTAS then" she terus diam

Dont know why they dont want to treat IBG money as "fresh". Only want banker's cheque
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Today went to HSBC to enquire on the HSBC 5% promo. Was told that I must maintain RM10 in their "saving" account n if I close the account, I need to request banker cheque to get back the RM10 as they won't refund through cash. N I will charged for the banker cheque RM5 + GST. So, means no matter how I will need to pay them the "admin fee" (my balance in the Acc) to close the account.
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When the FD matures, you can request to put the FD's money (withdraw FD), and saving account's money (close
saving account) on a banker's check.

Actually it is a current account, not saving account. The minimum balance in current account is RM 5.00.

If your FD deposit is less than RM 30K, a monthly charge RM 10 will apply.

Hope this helps..
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When the FD matures, you can request to put the FD's money (withdraw FD), and saving account's money (close
saving account) on a banker's check.

Actually it is a current account, not saving account. The minimum balance in current account is RM 5.00.

If your FD deposit is less than RM 30K, a monthly charge RM 10 will apply.

Hope this helps..
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Actually HSBC Advance quite nice, free coffee every visit, why close it?
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Actually HSBC Advance quite nice, free coffee every visit, why close it?
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Haha, bcoz of the RM10 monthly charges if balance less than RM30k. N I don drink coffee. Hehe.. N the interest rate offer by HSBC not worth to keep RM30k in there if other bank can offer better rate. If without the monthly fee, I'm willing to keep it..
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Actually HSBC Advance quite nice, free coffee every visit, why close it?
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I visit HSBS only when they have an attractive FD promo...

I was not aware that I could use FD to pledge for HSBC credit card.... sad.gif
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Met a banker from Bank of China (BoC) today
BoC offers 11 mths FD @ 3.80% pa plus free 1 unit of BoC Propitious Gold Coin weight 3g
Min sum is RM250k
Is tis FD promotion gud?
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Hi there.

Was went to HLB asked bout 3months 3.9% FD promo.

According to counter, she told me no CASA. But check at ringgitplus, it stated CASA require.

Anyone know bout this FD plan? And minimun 10k?
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Met a banker from Bank of China (BoC) today
BoC offers 11 mths FD @ 3.80% pa plus free 1 unit of BoC Propitious Gold Coin weight 3g
Min sum is RM250k
Is tis FD promotion gud?
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RM250k in 11 mths FD @3.8% pa will make you RM8707 end of tenure, while RM250k in 1year OCBC 4.2%pa FD minus 1 month will make you RM9625, the difference is RM918, and the current 999 gold price is RM180/g at Poh Kong, 3g is only worth RM540.

You will trade RM918 lesser interest for a 3g gold worth RM540, your call brows.gif
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I visit HSBS only when they have an attractive FD promo...

I was not aware that I could use FD to pledge for HSBC credit card....  sad.gif
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Jun 15 2015, 07:46 PM)
Actually HSBC Advance quite nice, free coffee every visit, why close it?
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Bro which branch u went to open ?
Along sultan ismail.one ???
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Bro which branch u went to open ?
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2 days ago, the BR officer said in order to solve my lowered interest rate by 0.10% issue, the BR officer
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new FD for 1 year at 4.25%....!!!
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hahaha so silly!

but seriously, did BR revise your 5 yr FD rate downwards? How did you find out? Did they send u notification?

I better go chk mine hmm.gif
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I went for the RHB FD ASNB bundle today. The officer recommended that I go for funds like RHB OSK or new ones after the FD matures. She said Singapore investment will be more stable compared to local funds. Is that true?

Should i go for RHB OSK,Public mutual or Kenanga? or any other suggestions for a low- medium risk investment?

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thanks man.

I went for the RHB FD ASNB bundle today. The officer recommended that I go for funds like RHB OSK or new ones after the FD matures. She said Singapore investment will be more stable compared to local funds. Is that true?

Should i go for RHB OSK,Public mutual or Kenanga? or any other suggestions for a low- medium risk investment?

Sorry, I'm still new to these things and am a slow learner, hope some sifus can teach me a thing or two. smile.gif

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received this via email:
i guess this "end of promo" is for the RinggitPlus' RM100 AirAsia BIG Points promo, not the FD from Mach.
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really?

in the Kota Kemuning branch, whenever i ask if 1 day old money in savings account can be considered fresh funds, the staff macam dont want to answer directly. When i keep persisting for an answer, she asked, "why not you use banker's cheque?"

I said banker's cheque ma fan, have to line up in other banks... then she replied "If the money enters the account today, it's only considered fresh funds today. Tomorrow cannot"

So I said "I'll use RENTAS then" she terus diam

Dont know why they dont want to treat IBG money as "fresh". Only want banker's cheque
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I think we can ask the bank what is the policy of fresh fund definition. I went to a bank and the front counter staff said need fresh fund for promo FD rate. I told him why dont you check with your superior sitting at the back. His boss said okay, the money in my saving account can be considered as fresh fund.
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I think we can ask the bank what is the policy of fresh fund definition. I went to a bank and the front counter staff said need fresh fund for promo FD rate. I told him why dont you check with your superior sitting at the back. His boss said okay, the money in my saving account can be considered as fresh fund.
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In your case, did you withdraw cash from the saving account and open the FD or did the bank made transfer from your saving and open the FD?
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For the Affin promo (4.33% - 15months) - must open a savings account?
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12 month at 4.25%, min 25k. Have monthly interest as usual

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Received a call from pbb setapak branch. They told me this coming Saturday they are having some sort of appreciation event and is offering 4.38% 12m fd promo. No casa requirement and min fund only 10. Anyone get similar offer from other branch ?
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Received a call from pbb setapak branch. They told me this coming Saturday they are having some sort of appreciation event and is offering 4.38% 12m fd promo. No casa requirement and min fund only 10.  Anyone get similar offer from other branch ?
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Bro, 4.38% Effective Interest Rate or as per their current promo 4.38% for the 3rd roll over - refer post#1.
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Received a call from pbb setapak branch. They told me this coming Saturday they are having some sort of appreciation event and is offering 4.38% 12m fd promo. No casa requirement and min fund only 10.  Anyone get similar offer from other branch ?
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its "up to" 4.38% p.a, or flat rate 4.38% pa?
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Sorry noob question here, 1st time fixed deposit user here, what is per annum means?
For CIMB latest fixed deposit 3.9% 3 months thingy, it stated 3.9% 3 months per annum.
So eg: if I put RM50k in it for 3 months, after 3 months I would get extra of 50x0.039= RM1950 right?
And after 3 months I can withdraw all of it out right?
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Sorry noob question here, 1st time fixed deposit user here, what is per annum means?
For CIMB latest fixed deposit 3.9% 3 months thingy, it stated 3.9% 3 months per annum.
So eg: if I put RM50k in it for 3 months, after 3 months I would get extra of 50x0.039= RM1950 right?
And after 3 months I can withdraw all of it out right?
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RM50k x 0.039 x 3 /12 = RM487.5 after 3 months icon_rolleyes.gif
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Bro, 4.38% Effective Interest Rate or as per their current promo 4.38% for the 3rd roll over - refer post#1.
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Lol I shared on that previously and even placed twice fd for this promo but didn't think of it
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Its not a bad deal actually, effective rate like 4.21%p.a
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can someone explain in greater detail what does fresh fund typically mean? lets say i have 2 bank accounts - mbb and uob. i do an online transfer of $ from mbb to uob and get uob to issue me a banker's cheque and which i go present to mbb. all this done in a span of 3 days. will mbb consider it as fresh fund or certain amount of time needs to lapse first? if so, how long usually?

does it make a difference if instead of banker's cheque - i re-transfer online to maybank after a week from uob. and then go to counter to use it as fresh fund for fd placement. would this also work?

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can someone explain in greater detail what does fresh fund typically mean? lets say i have 2 bank accounts - mbb and uob. i do an online transfer of $ from mbb to uob and get uob to issue me a banker's cheque and which i go present to mbb. all this done in a span of 3 days. will mbb consider it as fresh fund or certain amount of time needs to lapse first? if so, how long usually?

does it make a difference if instead of banker's cheque - i re-transfer online to maybank after a week from uob. and then go to counter to use it as fresh fund for fd placement. would this also work?

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Fresh funds = Funds from Bank A move/transfer to Bank B either via cheq/bankers cheq/online
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Wait. So if I ibg from.bank A to bank B then ibft back to bank A, does that count as fresh funds?
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Wait. So if I ibg from.bank A to bank B then ibft back to bank A, does that count as fresh funds?
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Btw, y u need to conduct IBFT twice?
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Wait. So if I ibg from.bank A to bank B then ibft back to bank A, does that count as fresh funds?
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Btw, y u need to conduct IBFT twice?
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Who knows bank A got better deal than bank B and one does not want to use banker's cheque or cash. So one needs to transfer money back to bank A so it is "fresh funds"
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Who knows bank A got better deal than bank B and one does not want to use banker's cheque or cash. So one needs to transfer money back to bank A so it is "fresh funds"
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If I were u, I will perform:-
a. Bank A FD due
b. Instruct Bank A to conduct Rentas from Bank A to Bank B
c. Issue personal cheq from Bank B for FD placement at Bank A

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If I were u, I will perform:-
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c. Issue personal cheq from Bank B for FD placement at Bank A
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By using cheque, it cost about Rm5/cheque. Why pay Rm5 if RM0.50 for ibft can do the job?

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By using cheque, it cost about Rm5/cheque. Why pay Rm5 if RM0.50 for ibft can do the job?
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By using cheque, it cost about Rm5/cheque. Why pay Rm5 if RM0.50 for ibft can do the job?
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Rentas will transfer the money immediately. IGB back and fro may takes up to 2 days; if your deposit is huge, the daily interest will be more than RM5.


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Rentas = IBFT
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RENTAS is a different system from IBFT.

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RENTAS is a different system from IBFT.
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Correct, to add on, rentas is used when the amount couldn't be handled by IBFT. That's why rentas charges is way higher than IBFT.
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From my experience, IBFT is INSTANT and is online. RENTAS is done OTC.

Below from RHB website:

http://www.rhb.com.my/remittance/local.html

Interbank Money Transfer
Transmit funds via RENTAS to another bank in Malaysia. Minimal cost incurred. Immediate (same day) delivery of fund to destinations

Interbank GIRO
For money transfer below RM100,000-00, we will use the Interbank GIRO System to electronically transmit to another IBG member bank in Malaysia at only a minimal cost. Funds received from remitting banker will be credited to customers account on the same day.

Interbank ATM Fund Transfer (IBFT)
Interbank ATM Funds Transfer allows bank customers to transfer funds from one account to another account in another bank. The beneficiary will receive the funds immediately and instantaneously, as the transfer is online and in real-time.
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QUOTE(okuribito @ Jun 16 2015, 10:27 AM)
hahaha so silly!

but seriously, did BR revise your 5 yr FD rate downwards? How did you find out? Did they send u notification?

I better go chk mine   hmm.gif
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No, I do not think BR has revised back my original rate.. sad.gif

I called to BR branch many times about this issue, the BR officer said
they need some time to calculate.

I found out because BR sent me letter, from the the letter I was informed
the interest rate was lowered by 0.10%..

I asked BR why this happened like this..?
BR officer said because of the negotiation rate...
I almost wanted to ask her:"Is this my problem..?
This is the rate you agreed ma.."

If yours is Berjangka, it should be no problem.
The problem is only for Mubeen FD.

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 19 2015, 11:02 PM)
No, I do not think BR has revised back my original rate..  sad.gif

I called to BR branch many times about this issue, the BR officer said
they need some time to calculate.

I found out because BR sent me letter, from the the letter I was informed
the interest rate was lowered by 0.10%..

I asked BR why this happened like this..?
BR officer said because of the negotiation rate...
I almost wanted to ask her:"Is this my problem..?
This is the rate you agreed ma.."

If yours is Berjangka, it should be no problem.
The problem is only for Mubeen FD.
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Bro, in the previous FD threads (couple years ago), it has been discussed/pointed out that ALL Islamic Product Dividends including BR "Term Deposit" are not guaranteed since it is based on "Profit Sharing" and one member even said that a BR officer informed her (I think she was girl) that the dividend rate can go down.

Unless a product is termed as Fixed Deposit, nothing is guaranteed tongue.gif Then again not really correct - only up to RM250K of our money is "guaranteed"/insured by PIDM with a particular bank.

That's why Public Bank current Step Up promos are called Term Deposit and not Fixed Deposit since they are based on Islamic Banking Principles and as such they can lower or increase the "interest rate" based on OPR.

Once again, for Islamic Products, there is no such thing as Fixed Interest Rate and that's BR's official reason why carpet man got 0% loan. Your money already used to give to carpet man at 0% interest, sure lah BR not making profit and that's why you getting less dividend, hahahahaha.

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 20 2015, 12:40 AM)
Bro, in the previous FD threads (couple years ago), it has been discussed/pointed out that ALL Islamic Product Dividends including BR "Term Deposit" are not guaranteed since it is based on "Profit Sharing" and one member even said that a BR officer informed her (I think she was girl) that the dividend rate can go down.

Unless a product is termed as Fixed Deposit, nothing is guaranteed  tongue.gif Then again not really correct - only up to RM250K of our money is "guaranteed"/insured by PIDM with a  particular bank.

That's why Public Bank current Step Up promos are called Term Deposit and not Fixed Deposit since they are based on Islamic Banking Principles and as such they can lower or increase the "interest rate" based on OPR.

Once again, for Islamic Products, there is no such thing as Fixed Interest Rate and that's BR's official reason why carpet man got 0% loan. Your money already used to give to carpet man at 0% interest, sure lah BR not making profit and that's why you getting less dividend, hahahahaha.
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Captain, on BR's FD cert, as it is stated clearly like this:

Adalah dengan ini disahkan bahawa Bank Rakyat memberi akuan dan jaminan akan membayar berjumlah
RM ___________________ pada tarikh matang yang tersebut diatas kepada :
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So, Islamic and carpet man are not the issue in this case.. biggrin.gif BR has to honor what is printed on the FD cert..
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Captain, on BR's FD cert, as it is stated clearly like this:

Adalah dengan ini disahkan bahawa Bank Rakyat memberi akuan dan jaminan akan membayar berjumlah
RM ___________________ pada tarikh matang yang tersebut diatas kepada :
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So, Islamic and carpet man are not the issue in this case..  biggrin.gif  BR has to honor what is printed on the FD cert..

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Uncle Boom, getting the 5 yrs rate from BR not that simple, eh ? shakehead.gif tongue.gif

Luckily the longest I have with them is 2 years and now going to <1 year. So far my experience is still positive with them. biggrin.gif

But admire our High Magician with FREE RENTAS from BR !! notworthy.gif

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 20 2015, 01:58 AM)
Captain, on BR's FD cert, as it is stated clearly like this:

Adalah dengan ini disahkan bahawa Bank Rakyat memberi akuan dan jaminan akan membayar berjumlah
RM ___________________ pada tarikh matang yang tersebut diatas kepada :
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So, Islamic and carpet man are not the issue in this case..  biggrin.gif  BR has to honor what is printed on the FD cert..
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Uncle Boom, getting the 5 yrs rate from BR not that simple, eh ? shakehead.gif  tongue.gif

Luckily the longest I have with them is 2 years and now going to <1 year. So far my experience is still positive with them.  biggrin.gif

But admire our High Magician with FREE RENTAS from BR !!  notworthy.gif
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No scared meh ! laugh.gif

Its interest rate is fixed. However dealing with banks with govt employees is a bit difficult to handle. There is a lot of tidak apa to handle. Uncle Boom blood pressure will shoot up higher then the interest rate. shakehead.gif

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QUOTE(magika @ Jun 20 2015, 09:20 AM)
No scared meh !  laugh.gif

Its interest rate is fixed. However dealing with banks with govt employees is a bit difficult to handle. There is a lot of tidak apa to handle. Uncle Boom blood pressure will shoot up higher then the interest rate.  shakehead.gif
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Live one day at a time. Because of scare, pulled out more than half already. BR girl pleading not to take out any more ! brows.gif tongue.gif

But love their monthly interest, a little bit on their gift/hampers .......................... biggrin.gif Still believe they are secure to certain extent.

Always some risk even with big foreign banks. Years ago one foreign bank was getting into problem. I was sweating and unable to do anything as I was overseas. Still remember have to do online xfer of 5k at a time from that bank to another bank for days ! sweat.gif But after 1 year, it was back to healthy level. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 20 2015, 01:58 AM)
Captain, on BR's FD cert, as it is stated clearly like this:

Adalah dengan ini disahkan bahawa Bank Rakyat memberi akuan dan jaminan akan membayar berjumlah
RM ___________________ pada tarikh matang yang tersebut diatas kepada :
Encik Boom

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So, Islamic and carpet man are not the issue in this case..  biggrin.gif  BR has to honor what is printed on the FD cert..
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Bro, I am very well aware of the above as you have mentioned or shown us the above in previous thread.

Like I said, one member did say that a BR officer told her the rate is not guaranteed. Islamic Banking Products dividend are based on Syariah Principles and as such there is no such thing as guaranteed % interest rate, applies not only to BR but other commercial banks too. Go ask your OCBC RM on Islamic Term deposit and she/her will answer that "OCBC have been paying dividend as quoted for years" BUT she/he will never give you a letter from the bank that guarantees you will get the dividend (x% interest rate) stated in the Term Deposit receipt.

And, it has been proven in your case that above is true.

On the contrary, carpet man and gold fiasco and stricter PL approvals should have effect on BR.

Anyway, BR only reduced your dividend rate marginally, still high overall tongue.gif

However, don't you find it odd that BR can still offer relatively higher Promo dividend rate to attract new depositors and even invite bbgoat for FREE makan BUT at the same time "cheat" (you have paper stating you are guaranteed the dividend quoted) you (a long term depositor) by giving you lower dividend rate. If you ask me, they short of cash.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 20 2015, 09:31 AM)
However, don't you find it odd that BR can still offer relatively higher Promo dividend rate to attract new depositors and even invite bbgoat for FREE makan BUT at the same time "cheat" (you have paper stating you are guaranteed the dividend quoted) you (a long term depositor) by giving you lower dividend rate.  If you ask me, they short of cash.
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Wow, Uncle Boom your money has been used for my food/gifts. Come I will belanja you ! brows.gif tongue.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 20 2015, 09:35 AM)
Wow, Uncle Boom your money has been used for my food/gifts. Come I will belanja you !  brows.gif  tongue.gif
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you are exactly correct - and Bro, like any other pyramid scheme, part of your "new deposits" besides paying for BoomChaCha's dividend will be used to entice others (by using your money to pay for stuff to give to others as free gift) to join in the fantastic run. The moment we have an Economy Collapse and NPL (from PLs which have no physical collateral) sky rocket, the party stops.

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More info: HLB | Interest Rates | Terms & Conditions | Fees & Charges

Account Features
● New placements and withdrawals can be made anytime via Hong Leong Connect.
● A choice of terms from 1 – 12 months.
● Opt for monthly interest crediting or upon maturity.
● Option to auto renew upon maturity.
● No FD receipt will be issued.
● The newly created account and placement details can be viewed immediately via Hong Leong Connect.

Eligibility
● Minimum deposit of RM5,000 for 1 month placement and RM500 for 2 months and above.
● Applicable for individuals and sole-proprietorships with Hong Leong Conventional / Islamic Current or Savings Account.
● For Malaysian aged 18 years old and above.

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Good news! Online Fixed Deposit is now available.

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How to create account/new placement?
Step 1: Click ‘Create Account/New Placement’ for eFD/eTD-i
Step 2: Fill in your FD placement details
Step 3: Confirm your details and click ‘Submit’

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More info: HLB | Interest Rates | Terms & Conditions | Fees & Charges

Account Features
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● A choice of terms from 1 – 12 months.
● Opt for monthly interest crediting or upon maturity.
● Option to auto renew upon maturity.
● No FD receipt will be issued.
● The newly created account and placement details can be viewed immediately via Hong Leong Connect.

Eligibility
● Minimum deposit of RM5,000 for 1 month placement and RM500 for 2 months and above.
● Applicable for individuals and sole-proprietorships with Hong Leong Conventional / Islamic Current or Savings Account.
● For Malaysian aged 18 years old and above.
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Just 2 days ago I was looking to place eFD in HL but was not able to find it. Now saw it. biggrin.gif But it is just board rate similar to CB and worst for 3 mths rate.

My complaint on HL is after my FD matured, it took one more day for the fund to appear in the online acct. Though they paid the interest on the maturity date. So I was not able to transfer the fund out on the day of FD maturity. shakehead.gif

Also not able to find IBFT there ? Anyone has found their IBFT link ? Can only find the IBG for HL online. sad.gif
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 20 2015, 09:39 AM)
you are exactly correct - and Bro, like any other pyramid scheme, part of your "new deposits" besides paying for BoomChaCha's dividend will be used to entice others (by using your money to pay for stuff to give to others as free gift) to join in the fantastic run. The moment we have an Economy Collapse and NPL (from PLs which have no physical collateral) sky rocket, the party stops.
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I did think along similar lines of what you said. The same issue could involve quite a few funds as well. shakehead.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 20 2015, 12:17 PM)
I did think along similar lines of what you said. The same issue could involve quite a few funds as well.  shakehead.gif
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biggrin.gif biggrin.gif Not scared meh !

FD deposits are very safe. Does not matter which bank. BR hamper i used to throw away every year as dont think its healthy for consumption. My total withdrawal from BR is just to get a breath of fresh air and look at lenglui from other banks.


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QUOTE(magika @ Jun 20 2015, 12:56 PM)
biggrin.gif  biggrin.gif  Not scared meh !

FD deposits are very safe. Does not matter which bank. BR hamper i used to throw away every year as dont think its healthy for consumption. My total withdrawal from BR is just to get a breath of fresh air and look at lenglui from other banks.
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Scared to certain extent. Just like scare when inside airplane. brows.gif

FD deposit safe until 250k with PIDM. biggrin.gif Hard to say "FD deposits are VERY safe" ! brows.gif

But gamble with non PIDM banks like BR. biggrin.gif

Now you are saying: "just to get a breath of fresh air and look at lenglui from other banks" rclxms.gif tongue.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 20 2015, 01:02 PM)
Scared to certain extent. Just like scare when inside airplane.  brows.gif

FD deposit safe until 250k with PIDM.  biggrin.gif Hard to say "FD deposits are VERY safe" !  brows.gif

But gamble with non PIDM banks like BR.  biggrin.gif

Now you are saying:  "just to get a breath of fresh air and look at lenglui from other banks"  rclxms.gif  tongue.gif
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Dont worry aeroplane will always land. Gravity will make sure of that . laugh.gif

Previously BR deposit rate were the highest around and now with other banks coming in with almost parity rates , thee is no more reason to maintain it with BR.


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Dont worry aeroplane will always land. Gravity will make sure of that . laugh.gif

Previously BR deposit rate were the highest around and now with other banks coming in with almost parity rates , thee is no more reason to maintain it with BR.
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laugh.gif Oh, you have to choose your words carefully about "always land". brows.gif brows.gif

Ya, BR rate not that competitive any more. But the monthly interest is something which is attractive in a way (sometimes need extra pocket money to play CD tongue.gif ) . Also part of spread out the risk thingy. biggrin.gif

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Fixed Deposit & Term Deposit..

FD - guaranteed rate

TD - not guaranteed since it is based on "Profit Sharing" & rate might change

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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Jun 20 2015, 03:16 PM)
thanks guys.. I learned new stuff today..

Fixed Deposit & Term Deposit..

FD - guaranteed rate

TD - not guaranteed since it is based on "Profit Sharing" & rate might change 

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RHB I saw a banner giving FD for 7++%, anybody saw it?
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Jun 20 2015, 03:16 PM)
Fixed Deposit & Term Deposit..

FD - guaranteed rate

TD - not guaranteed since it is based on "Profit Sharing" & rate might change 
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Bro, above not correct. For non-Islamic Term Deposits (e.g. Citibank), the interest rate IS guaranteed. Many banks now call their FD TD.

Point is - one must know the terms and conditions of a product before depositing.

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RHB I saw a banner giving FD for 7++%, anybody saw it?
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Have been discussed before. Bundled with ASNB UT. biggrin.gif
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If depositors unable to differentiate between Conventional n Islamic, stick to earlier which will never goes wrong
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If depositors unable to differentiate between Conventional n Islamic, stick to earlier which will never goes wrong
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I would say stick with Islamic is a better bet as Islamic normally better rates.

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 20 2015, 05:34 PM)
Bro, above not correct. For non-Islamic Term Deposits (e.g. Citibank), the interest rate IS guaranteed. Many banks now call their FD TD.

Point is - one must know the terms and conditions of a product before depositing.
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I would say stick with Islamic is a better bet as Islamic normally better rates.
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I would say stick with Islamic is a better bet as Islamic normally better rates.
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Some banks like HL Islamic, will lose 2 days interest if use personal cheque ! shakehead.gif

QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Jun 20 2015, 05:52 PM)
For short period is fine but not long duration
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 20 2015, 06:34 PM)
Have been discussed before. Bundled with ASNB UT.  biggrin.gif
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Have been following this topic for quite some time but have not posted before. This is my 1st post to LYN. I found out that there are many confusions regarding Islamic FDs/TDs. This has been going on for years it seems. I would like to share my understanding of Islamic deposits.

There are actually two types of Islamic products similar to FDs.

There are 2 concepts related to Islamic term deposit: -
1) Mudarabah (Profit-Sharing) - usually offered as General Investment Account-i (GIA-i)
2) Tawaruq / Murabahah (Cost Plus Sale) - usually offered as Term Deposit-i (TD-i)

For GIA-i accounts, the profit rate is not fixed but based on profit sharing, the rate quoted is only indicative. For TD-i accounts, the profit rate is fixed upfront during placement and the profit is guaranteed. Initially when Islamic FDs were introduced, most of them were based on the Mudarabah concept. Later, the Tawaruq / Murabahah concept was introduced. Some banks converted their islamic TDs to the new concept while others introduced new product based on the new concept.

The confusion is further compounded when Public Bank introduced the Step-Up Promo (4+4+4) for its Islamic Term Deposit. This 'subject to OPR changes' condition is not unique to the TD-I only but also applies to its earlier Step-Up Promo(3+3+3) which is also applicable to its conventional FD. The profit rate for Public Bank's TD-i is fixed and guaranteed upon placement as it is based on Murabahah principle. Only the subsequent roll-overs are subject to OPR changes which is also equally applicable to conventional FDs.

With the coming into force of the IFSA, Murabahah-based products would be classified as Islamic deposits while Mudarabah-based products would be classified as Islamic investments. Hence, many banks are converting the accounts either to retain them as Islamic deposit or to convert them to Islamic investment. When the banks are finished with the conversion exercise, only Tawaruq / Murabahah-based products would be considered as Islamic term deposits. Mudarabah-based products would no longer be eligible for protection by PIDM as they are no longer Islamic deposit accounts.

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OCBC offer 3 mths FD @ 4.8% plus free Sony Powerbank
The above offer is valid if apply via RinggitPlus
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OCBC offer 3 mths FD @ 4.8% plus free Sony Powerbank
The above offer is valid if apply via RinggitPlus
Did anyone apply b4?
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The gift is for new accounts only. sad.gif
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Have been following this topic for quite some time but have not posted before. This is my 1st post to LYN. I found out that there are many confusions regarding Islamic FDs/TDs. This has been going on for years it seems. I would like to share my understanding of Islamic deposits. 

There are actually two types of Islamic products similar to FDs.

There are 2 concepts related to Islamic term deposit: -
1) Mudarabah (Profit-Sharing) - usually offered as General Investment Account-i (GIA-i)
2) Tawaruq / Murabahah (Cost Plus Sale) - usually offered as Term Deposit-i (TD-i)

For GIA-i accounts, the profit rate is not fixed but based on profit sharing, the rate quoted is only indicative. For TD-i accounts, the profit rate is fixed upfront during placement and the profit is guaranteed. Initially when Islamic FDs were introduced, most of them were based on the Mudarabah concept. Later, the Tawaruq / Murabahah concept was introduced. Some banks converted their islamic TDs to the new concept while others introduced new product based on the new concept.

The confusion is further compounded when Public Bank introduced the Step-Up Promo (4+4+4) for its Islamic Term Deposit. This 'subject to OPR changes' condition is not unique to the TD-I only but also applies to its earlier Step-Up Promo(3+3+3) which is also applicable to its conventional FD. The profit rate for Public Bank's TD-i is fixed and guaranteed upon placement as it is based on Murabahah principle. Only the subsequent roll-overs are subject to OPR changes which is also equally applicable to conventional FDs.

With the coming into force of the IFSA, Murabahah-based products would be classified as Islamic deposits while Mudarabah-based products would be classified as Islamic investments. Hence, many banks are converting the accounts either to retain them as Islamic deposit or to convert them to Islamic investment. When the banks are finished with the conversion exercise, only Tawaruq / Murabahah-based products would be considered as Islamic term deposits. Mudarabah-based products would no longer be eligible for protection by PIDM as they are no longer Islamic deposit accounts.
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Thank you for the above details notworthy.gif notworthy.gif notworthy.gif

And since you do seem like you are well verse in Islamic Banking FD - one question, in the even I place an Islamic Banking TD/FD and I die before it mature, would the money in the Islamic Banking TD/FD be subjected to Syariah Law in terms of how it will be distributed?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 20 2015, 08:07 PM)
50/50 FD/UT. I took up 6 mths 7.8% FD in April, there is a 3 mths FD option. Not sure if the FD promo rate still the same.  smile.gif
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I think still the same rate primo. I saw the banner stating 7.8.

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I think still the same rate primo. I saw the banner stating 7.8.
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I have taken up the offer as I was topping up on my holdings of the ASNB UT. biggrin.gif

Have mentioned before on this bundle: Don't take it up just because of the high FD rate as you could lose on the UT side (5% service charge & UT potential loss). smile.gif
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Jun 20 2015, 09:43 PM)
OCBC offer 3 mths FD @ 4.8% plus free Sony Powerbank
The above offer is valid if apply via RinggitPlus
Did anyone apply b4?
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really? what are the T&Cs?

got minimum amount of deposits, CASA or unit trust requirements?
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really? what are the T&Cs?

got minimum amount of deposits, CASA or unit trust requirements?
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Read the T & C:

https://ringgitplus.com/en/fixed-deposit/OC...aving-Deal.html
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 21 2015, 08:59 AM)
but it says exclusive gift from RinggitPlus, does it mean we need to apply via this website to get that free powerbank?
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but it says exclusive gift from RinggitPlus, does it mean we need to apply via this website to get that free powerbank?
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Yes, per the T & C.  biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(gsc @ Jun 5 2015, 12:58 AM)
RM 20k in FD at 4.8% and RM 20 k in smart saver at 3.05%(provided deposit RM1000 every month), equivalent interest is about 3.9-3.92%.
Alternatively, deposit RM300k will get a 20000 mAH for free.

https://ringgitplus.com/en/fixed-deposit/OC...OCBC007_soloedm
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Wat is the FD effective int rate since 50% of RM40k goes to CASA @ 3.05% pa?
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I have taken up the offer as I was topping up on my holdings of the ASNB UT.  biggrin.gif

Have mentioned before on this bundle:  Don't take it up just because of the high FD rate as you could lose on the UT side (5% service charge & UT potential loss).  smile.gif
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ASNB UT historically giving how much back? Is it open to everyone?
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https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3486015

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 21 2015, 02:05 AM)
Thank you for the above details notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif 

And since you do seem like you are well verse in Islamic Banking FD - one question, in the even I place an Islamic Banking TD/FD and I die before it mature, would the money in the Islamic Banking TD/FD be subjected to Syariah Law in terms of how it will be distributed?
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Based on my own understanding, unless a person is a Muslim or married to a Muslim, Syariah Law is not applicable to him/her in terms of asset distribution. So, I think it would make no difference for a non-muslim whether the deposit is islamic or conventional as far as how it would be distributed. Otherwise, a Muslim would be subject to conventional asset distribution if he puts money in conventional FD instead of Islamic 1s. I could not find any official info on that online or anywhere else that mentions the money in the Islamic Banking TD/FD is subjected to Syariah Law in terms of how it will be distributed for non-muslims. But I could be wrong as I am not an expert in Islamic Banking or Syariah law and I do not have any prior experience with it. Maybe someone with more expertise in this area can shed more light on this.
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Jun 21 2015, 01:59 PM)
wah.. thanks!

you are like unkle looi ar.. haha
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wah.. thanks!

you are like unkle looi ar.. haha
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wah.. thanks!

you are like unkle looi ar.. haha
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Jun 21 2015, 03:26 PM)
Based on my own understanding, unless a person is a Muslim or married to a Muslim, Syariah Law is not applicable to him/her in terms of asset distribution. So, I think it would make no difference for a non-muslim whether the deposit is islamic or conventional as far as how it would be distributed. Otherwise, a Muslim would be subject to conventional asset distribution if he puts money in conventional FD instead of Islamic 1s. I could not find any official info on that online or anywhere else that mentions the money in the Islamic Banking TD/FD is subjected to Syariah Law in terms of how it will be distributed for non-muslims. But I could be wrong as I am not an expert in Islamic Banking or Syariah law and I do not have any prior experience with it. Maybe someone with more expertise in this area can shed more light on this.
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you expert lo notworthy.gif more postss please thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jun 21 2015, 06:20 PM)
he more like davinz18 whistling.gif  rclxm9.gif
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Yo stmt reminds me
If I can recall, davinz18 is in fact nexona88
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Yo stmt reminds me
If I can recall, davinz18 is in fact nexona88
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Yo stmt reminds me
If I can recall, davinz18 is in fact nexona88
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QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jun 21 2015, 08:02 PM)
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silence is golden. tongue.gif
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silence is golden. tongue.gif
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Maybe weeks or months  icon_idea.gif
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Sound good, i just filled up thanks alot
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Sorry to ask a noob question here, anyone knows if I have a Maybank bank draft/banker's cheque and take to CIMB to use as fresh funds for CIMB 3.9% 3 months fixed deposit, will the Maybank bank draft/banker's cheque need 3 working days to clear?
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Sorry to ask a noob question here, anyone knows if I have a Maybank bank draft/banker's cheque and take to CIMB to use as fresh funds for CIMB 3.9% 3 months fixed deposit, will the Maybank bank draft/banker's cheque need 3 working days to clear?
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CIMB will accept the cheq as good faith n issue a FD cert on the spot
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CIMB will accept the cheq as good faith n issue a FD cert on the spot
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And FD will be effective same day. rclxms.gif
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The personnel at UOB says that FD upliftment can be done at any branch - which is great and convenient.

Does anyone else know if other banks practice the same thing.. particularly Affin, OCBC and PB since I think these have better FD promo rates.

Thanks!
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QUOTE(joeaverage @ Jun 23 2015, 09:51 AM)
The personnel at UOB says that FD upliftment can be done at any branch - which is great and convenient.

Does anyone else know if other banks practice the same thing.. particularly Affin, OCBC and PB since I think these have better FD promo rates.

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The 3 banks mentioned did not allow customer to uplift FD in other branch than the branch u open the FD.

As I know, Ambank allow customer to uplift FD in any AmBank branches.
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QUOTE(joeaverage @ Jun 23 2015, 09:51 AM)
The personnel at UOB says that FD upliftment can be done at any branch - which is great and convenient.

Does anyone else know if other banks practice the same thing.. particularly Affin, OCBC and PB since I think these have better FD promo rates.

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pbb allows withdrawal at other branches but only up to a limit, i cant remember 10k or 20k
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really? what are the T&Cs?

got minimum amount of deposits, CASA or unit trust requirements?
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There is a minimum deposit of RM20K you will need to place in the 3-month tenure Fixed Deposit to enjoy the 4.80% p.a. rate, AND an equivalent deposit of RM20K into our SmartSavers Savings Account where you can also enjoy up to 3.05% p.a. Hope this helps!
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Wat is the FD effective int rate since 50% of RM40k goes to CASA @ 3.05% pa?
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Hi I am from OCBC and we're running this promo. The effective rate is 3.925% p.a. for this promo. If you have any queries you can email limyc3@ocbc.com and we can assist you from there.

To register for the power bank you may also register at https://ringgitplus.com/en/fixed-deposit/OC...aving-Deal.html.
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The gift is for new accounts only.  sad.gif
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Hi I am from OCBC and we're running this promo. It is not only for new accounts, as long as it is fresh funds you will be entitled to this promo rate. smile.gif

To clarify, “fresh funds” are funds from a third party bank.

If you have any queries you may email limyc3@ocbc.com and we'll assist you from there. Thanks!
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FD must be placed within how many working days on the fresh funds transferred from 3rd party bank?
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And FD will be effective same day. rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(MichelleLin @ Jun 23 2015, 11:39 AM)
Hi I am from OCBC and we're running this promo. It is not only for new accounts, as long as it is fresh funds you will be entitled to this promo rate. smile.gif

To clarify, “fresh funds” are funds from a third party bank.

If you have any queries you may email limyc3@ocbc.com and we'll assist you from there. Thanks!
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Yes, I know current customer can get the FD promo rate. But the gift is only for NEW customers. biggrin.gif
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FD must be placed within how many working days on the fresh funds transferred from 3rd party bank?
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Yes, I know current customer can get the FD promo rate. But the gift is only for NEW customers.  biggrin.gif
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Hi, as long as is fresh funds from 3rd party bank, you will be entitled for the gift.
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Hi, as long as is fresh funds from 3rd party bank, you will be entitled for the gift.
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Thanks !

RinggitPlus showed below T & C:

https://ringgitplus.com/en/fixed-deposit/OC...aving-Deal.html

Who can sign up for this promotion?

Anyone who is at least 18 years old can start investing and earn huge profits. Both Malaysian citizens and permanent residents are encouraged to apply. Non-Residents will also be considered depending on their home country.

If you've taken part in the OCBC Festive Treat or OCBC Independence Gold Coin promotion on RinggitPlus before, you'll enjoy the special FD rate but not the exclusive Sony Powerbank gift.
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Phoned RHB Central customer service,
They say the 4.21% effective rate (step up promotion) already closed at almost all branches.

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Uncle Boom, getting the 5 yrs rate from BR not that simple, eh ? shakehead.gif

Luckily the longest I have with them is 2 years and now going to <1 year. So far my experience is still positive with them.  biggrin.gif

But admire our High Magician with FREE RENTAS from BR !!  notworthy.gif
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QUOTE(magika @ Jun 20 2015, 09:20 AM)
No scared meh !  laugh.gif

Its interest rate is fixed. However dealing with banks with govt employees is a bit difficult to handle. There is a lot of tidak apa to handle. Uncle Boom blood pressure will shoot up higher then the interest rate.  shakehead.gif
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Old ginger like me will not scare...... sweat.gif .... but still scare a little bit lah...

» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «

So Captain.. Ah Goat eats my money.....
I think BR will rectify lah...just do not know when BR is going to do it..?? sad.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 20 2015, 09:35 AM)
Wow, Uncle Boom your money has been used for my food/gifts. Come I will belanja you !  brows.gif
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You eat my money.... cry.gif

QUOTE(magika @ Jun 20 2015, 12:56 PM)
  Not scared meh !

FD deposits are very safe. Does not matter which bank. BR hamper i used to throw away every year as dont think its healthy for consumption. My total withdrawal from BR is just to get a breath of fresh air and look at lenglui from other banks.
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Ai...Scare a bit lah..... sweat.gif

I agree, foods inside BR hamper are mostly cheap junk foods, no good to our body..
I was thinking not to collect hamper from BR anymore, because I think it is just wasting my petrol, time and energy to
go to collect those junk foods that I do not eat; but if I do like this, BR will think I am arrogant wor..

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So Captain.. Ah Goat eats my money..... 

You eat my money....  cry.gif

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Ah Goat eats grass, not money. brows.gif tongue.gif
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Ah Goat eats grass, not money.  brows.gif  tongue.gif
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He he.. not only eat grass.. but also eat CD leh..... brows.gif

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QUOTE(Castor Troy @ Jun 22 2015, 03:01 PM)
Today went to HSBC to open Advanced account for the 5%p.a. 3 months offer. Took me like 3hrs to complete the whole task (more of HSBC took 3hrs to service me)...  rclxub.gif pengsan
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I forgot to mention, if to place FD in HSBC and Standard & Charteded Bank,
better to go there in the morning as early as possible.

Did you get a free regular size umbrella from HSBC? hmm.gif

It will cost more than RM 10 to buy an umbrella like HSBC umbrella...

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QUOTE(MichelleLin @ Jun 23 2015, 11:27 AM)
Hi I am from OCBC and we're running this promo. The effective rate is 3.925% p.a. for this promo. If you have any queries you can email limyc3@ocbc.com and we can assist you from there.

To register for the power bank you may also register at https://ringgitplus.com/en/fixed-deposit/OC...aving-Deal.html.
To make your placement at a nearest branch, you may refer to http://www.ocbc.com.my/assets/pdf/branch-listing.pdf

Hope this helps!
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Hello... Michelle Leng Lui... lust.gif Welcome on board..

Can give special FD rate to lowyat members or not..?
I guarantee the quota will burst within 3 days.. biggrin.gif
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He he.. not only eat grass.. but also eat CD leh.....  brows.gif
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OK lah, admit also eats CD. Taste great ! Don't you also like it ? brows.gif Share, share ! tongue.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 24 2015, 12:19 AM)
Hello... Michelle Leng Lui... lust.gif Welcome on board..
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Wasai, from real world to virtual world ! Taking another step .........................??????? rclxms.gif tongue.gif
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I forgot to mention, if to place FD in HSBC and Standard & Charteded Bank,
better to go there in the morning as early as possible.

Did you get a free regular size umbrella from HSBC?  hmm.gif

It will cost more than RM 10 to buy an umbrella like HSBC umbrella...
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I actually arrived at HSBC at 11am and did not have to wait for my turn, as there were not many customers tat time.
I was there with my wife and we planned to open 3 a/c (2 individual + 1 joint).
The bank officer told me that need about 15mins to open 1 advance a/c, which shud take about total 45mins!
Since already there and dowan to waste effort, no choice lor... continue to apply...
Worst thing was the officer screwed up the first attempt.. he said don't know why the system rejected application.
So, he advised us go for lunch first while he continue processing the application. shakehead.gif

Return after lunch about 12.30pm, sign and there, ding dong ding dong then hafta go to counter bank in monies, then go another counter to process FD..... By the time got certs, already 2pm.... rclxub.gif

Regarding the umbrella, no... they didn't give any.. I asked for free gift, they say don't have... hmm.gif
Managed to salvage the banana flavoured "Minions" tic-tac though. cool2.gif

Lesson learnt: Before take up any promo FD, better also consider the time wasted to open new a/c (if don't have one).
Sadly so far, personally never heard of any good remarks of HSBC (sorry if offended any bros loyal to HSBC)... That day, really tasted the medicine.
Nevertheless at least the consolation is that I get 5%! hehe tongue.gif I hope no problems in my next visit when closing a/c after maturity date.
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QUOTE(Castor Troy @ Jun 24 2015, 10:35 AM)
I actually arrived at HSBC at 11am and did not have to wait for my turn, as there were not many customers tat time.
I was there with my wife and we planned to open 3 a/c (2 individual + 1 joint).
The bank officer told me that need about 15mins to open 1 advance a/c, which shud take about total 45mins!
Since already there and dowan to waste effort, no choice lor... continue to apply...
Worst thing was the officer screwed up the first attempt.. he said don't know why the system rejected application.
So, he advised us go for lunch first while he continue processing the application.  shakehead.gif

Return after lunch about 12.30pm, sign and there, ding dong ding dong then hafta go to counter bank in monies, then go another counter to process FD..... By the time got certs, already 2pm.... rclxub.gif

Regarding the umbrella, no... they didn't give any.. I asked for free gift, they say don't have...  hmm.gif
Managed to salvage the banana flavoured "Minions" tic-tac though.  cool2.gif

Lesson learnt: Before take up any promo FD, better also consider the time wasted to open new a/c (if don't have one).
Sadly so far, personally never heard of any good remarks of HSBC (sorry if offended any bros loyal to HSBC)... That day, really tasted the medicine.
Nevertheless at least the consolation is that I get 5%! hehe  tongue.gif I hope no problems in my next visit when closing a/c after maturity date.
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you didn't take the free latte at Premier Banking hall meh?
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Received sms from OCBC on new promo - 3mth @ 4.8% with min 40k
but need to register via sms..cant find the info on website yet

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Received sms from OCBC on new promo - 3mth @ 4.8% with min 40k
but need to register via sms..cant find the info on website yet
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This should be the same one discussed yesterday. Leng Lui from OCBC sending posts yesterday. biggrin.gif

https://ringgitplus.com/en/fixed-deposit/OC...aving-Deal.html
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QUOTE(dEviLs @ Jun 24 2015, 12:18 PM)
Received sms from OCBC on new promo - 3mth @ 4.8% with min 40k
but need to register via sms..cant find the info on website yet
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promo started since early June liao biggrin.gif
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promo started since early June liao biggrin.gif
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Bro really been tracking promo's thru' the various posts u have sent ! notworthy.gif notworthy.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 24 2015, 12:25 PM)
This should be the same one discussed yesterday. Leng Lui from OCBC sending posts yesterday.  biggrin.gif

https://ringgitplus.com/en/fixed-deposit/OC...aving-Deal.html
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 24 2015, 12:59 PM)
promo started since early June liao biggrin.gif
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lol i really outdated liao blush.gif
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Phoned RHB Central customer service,
They say the 4.21% effective rate (step up promotion) already closed at almost all branches.
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I called them and still available wor
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you didn't take the free latte at Premier Banking hall meh?
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Didn't take.... quite stress that time cos I was quite eager to get all done asap since need to rush back office. blush.gif
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QUOTE(Castor Troy @ Jun 24 2015, 10:35 AM)
I actually arrived at HSBC at 11am and did not have to wait for my turn, as there were not many customers tat time.
I was there with my wife and we planned to open 3 a/c (2 individual + 1 joint).
The bank officer told me that need about 15mins to open 1 advance a/c, which shud take about total 45mins!
Since already there and dowan to waste effort, no choice lor... continue to apply...
Worst thing was the officer screwed up the first attempt.. he said don't know why the system rejected application.
So, he advised us go for lunch first while he continue processing the application.  shakehead.gif

Return after lunch about 12.30pm, sign and there, ding dong ding dong then hafta go to counter bank in monies, then go another counter to process FD..... By the time got certs, already 2pm.... rclxub.gif

Regarding the umbrella, no... they didn't give any.. I asked for free gift, they say don't have...  hmm.gif
Managed to salvage the banana flavoured "Minions" tic-tac though.  cool2.gif

Lesson learnt: Before take up any promo FD, better also consider the time wasted to open new a/c (if don't have one).
Sadly so far, personally never heard of any good remarks of HSBC (sorry if offended any bros loyal to HSBC)... That day, really tasted the medicine.
Nevertheless at least the consolation is that I get 5%! hehe  tongue.gif I hope no problems in my next visit when closing a/c after maturity date.

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Besides HSBC, Citibank also takes up lots of one's time when opening account for the very first time.

We have mentioned many times before it previous threads that one has to consider time (plus petrol and and stress in finding a parking spot if applicable) which I also mentioned in my article Earn More FREE Money with The Right Fixed Deposit.

As far as I'm concerned, HSBC promos is really a waste of time as they only offer special promo rate to NEW customer and for 3 months TD deposit only. And once you become an existing customer - you will never be offered any more TD Promo (so far for the last 5 years that I know off) and you have to maintain minimum AUM or else you'll be imposed penalty. And HSBC TD board rates are amongst the lowest in Malaysia. So then got hassle to go terminate the account after Promo ends. Having said that, if you have RM1M and got nothing better to do, then getting the extra interest for 3 months may be worth while.

Most of the regulars here that chase after FD really got nothing better to do but go waste time seeing leng luis (for the ladies leng chais) at the banks, hahahaha.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 24 2015, 04:28 PM)
Besides HSBC, Citibank also takes up lots of one's time when opening account for the very first time.

We have mentioned many times before it previous threads that one has to consider time (plus petrol and and stress in finding a parking spot if applicable) which I also mentioned in my article Earn More FREE Money with The Right Fixed Deposit.

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The other one I encountered is OCBC. But have good time looking at the leng lui RM.

Experience with HSBC not that bad. Have been CB customer for years so cannot remember "the first time" when I opened acct there. tongue.gif

QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 24 2015, 04:28 PM)
Most of the regulars here that chase after FD really got nothing better to do but go waste time seeing leng luis (for the ladies leng chais) at the banks, hahahaha.
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Haha, taking a swipe at some of the regulars ? brows.gif

I would go for FD with eyetertainment in mind. icon_idea.gif But, I passed on the HSBC one. Too short in duration for me. Ah Boom brought gf's there to maximise his profits. Ha ha ha ! tongue.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 24 2015, 05:03 PM)
The other one I encountered is OCBC. But have good time looking at the leng lui RM.

Experience with HSBC not that bad. Have been CB customer for years so cannot remember "the first time" when I opened acct there.  tongue.gif
Haha, taking a swipe at some of the regulars ?  brows.gif

I would go for FD with eyetertainment in mind.  icon_idea.gif But, I passed on the HSBC one. Too short in duration for me. Ah Boom brought gf's there to maximise his profits. Ha ha ha !  tongue.gif
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Bro, not taking a swipe but it's a fact (i.e. nothing better to do but go chase after FD Promos).

I know of a old couple who goes to Alliance Bank PB lounge everday (working days) to read the papers and have FREE coffee!!!

Bring GFs to PB lounge good idea, get to give GF impression that one is loaded plus nice environment for dating with FREE coffee (if at UOB got lady to serve fresh brew coffee plus biscuits), hahaha.

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 24 2015, 05:11 PM)
Bro, not taking a swipe but it's a fact (i.e. nothing better to do but go chase after FD Promos).

I know of a old couple who goes to Alliance Bank PB lounge everday (working days) to read the papers and have FREE coffee!!!

Bring GFs to PB lounge good idea, get to give GF impression that one is loaded plus nice environment for dating with FREE coffee (if at UOB got lady to serve fresh brew coffee plus biscuits), hahaha.
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Yes, CB's Citigold lounge has old uncle/aunties spending time there. biggrin.gif

Ah Boom brought GF's to HSBC, probably surrounded by few GF ? brows.gif

Actually for HSBC, I passed on their 3 mth FD promo. More important reason is the 30k limit for the FD promo. Have to do like Ah Boom bringing more people to open several accts. Then 3 mths later have to do withdrawal. So calculating the reward vs time spent, I passed on it.

HSBC seldom has really good FD promo. I am pulling out my FD soon from there. biggrin.gif
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3.90% pa on 3 mths FD with min RM50k n valid till 30/6
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CIMB promotion getting worse,
3.9%p.a for 3 months,
4.0% for 1 yr,
minimum 50k, do remember to apply for CIMB prime if you can fork out such amount  brows.gif
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Just rec'd a text from CIMB Bank
3.90% pa on 3 mths FD with min RM50k n valid till 30/6
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same promo as before thumbup.gif

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jun 24 2015, 04:28 PM)
Besides HSBC, Citibank also takes up lots of one's time when opening account for the very first time.

We have mentioned many times before it previous threads that one has to consider time (plus petrol and and stress in finding a parking spot if applicable) which I also mentioned in my article Earn More FREE Money with The Right Fixed Deposit.

As far as I'm concerned, HSBC promos is really a waste of time as they only offer special promo rate to NEW customer and for 3 months TD deposit only. And once you become an existing customer - you will never be offered any more TD Promo (so far for the last 5 years that I know off) and you have to maintain minimum AUM or else you'll be imposed penalty. And HSBC TD board rates are amongst the lowest in Malaysia. So then got hassle to go terminate the account after Promo ends. Having said that, if you have RM1M and got nothing better to do, then getting the extra interest for 3 months may be worth while.

Most of the regulars here that chase after FD really got nothing better to do but go waste time seeing leng luis (for the ladies leng chais) at the banks, hahahaha.
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blush.gif Sorry, didn't heed your warning advice but thanks for the recapping. Sometimes like ppl say, hafta learn d hard way... Nevertheless even so, I didn't expect it to be that looong... that's why half way the process, i also kindda regretted abit but no choice liao.. if move to another bank tat time lagi waste more time. Worst thing is the bank officer is jantan, so nothing to see. yawn.gif

At this moment HSBC is giving the best promo rate for short term.... so happen my matured $$ budget also ngam ngam fit their criteria and cannot commit too long duration oso... I think maybe next time must go for at least 6 months punya... can lessen the frequency burden of travelling to banks.
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When you open an online SmartSavers account with us from now until 30 September 2015, you will receive a special* interest rate of: 4.00% p.a.

*Rates applicable on account balances until 31 December 2015.

If you withdraw money within the month, you will only receive 0.5% interest a year.
If you deposit minimum of RM50 monthly, you will be enjoying 4.00% interest a year until 31 December 2015.

Additional info clarified by CS:

1) You need to deposit RM200 as account opening deposit (similar to opening a new savings account). Then another RM200 to activate the e-SmartSavers account.
2) Transfer of RM200 for activation must be from other banks via IBG or deposit via walk-in to OCBC branch.
3) Subsequent monthly deposit (min RM50), must be from other banks via IBG or CDM. Intrabank transfer from other OCBC Savings account (e.g. SmartSavers) will not be eligible for the promo rate. That means, to enjoy the 4.00% p.a. promo rate, you need to begin from new fund deposit. <-- workaround is to cash-out/IBG out then bank-in to e-SmartSavers instead.
4) e-SmartSavers account closure, need to visit the Preferred OCBC Branch (selected during registration from eForm).


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FYI, open OCBC e-SmartSavers Account from now until 30 September 2015 and you'll receive a special interest rate of 4.00% p.a. on account balances until 31 December 2015.

Just need to deposit minimum of RM50 monthly to enjoy this rate.

Read more here and here.
Too bad, existing SmartSavers account holder not eligible to open e-SmartSavers account  mad.gif
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This is interesting. From what I understand from the T&C, looks like there is no hidden agenda.

Account balance refers to the balance at the end of every month and the interest will be credited monthly?

Assuming I bank transfer 10000 to the account now, I stand to obtain RM33.33 at the end of this month and after 6 months (31 Dec 2015), it will be compounded to a total of RM10201.67?
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Jun 25 2015, 06:06 PM)
This is interesting. From what I understand from the T&C, looks like there is no hidden agenda.

Account balance refers to the balance at the end of every month and the interest will be credited monthly?

Assuming I bank transfer 10000 to the account now,  I stand to obtain RM33.33 at the end of this month and after 6 months (31 Dec 2015), it will be compounded to a total of RM10201.67?
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the hidden agenda is, if you make any withdrawal, your rate will be reduced to 0.50% p.a, for that calendar month
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the hidden agenda is, if you make any withdrawal, your rate will be reduced to 0.50% p.a, for that calendar month
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I am okay with that as will treat it like a 1-month eFD. On the other hand, if we pump in more fund on the next month, it will enjoy the 4% p.a. too. But really sound too good? hmm.gif

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blush.gif Sorry, didn't heed your warning advice but thanks for the recapping. Sometimes like ppl say, hafta learn d hard way... Nevertheless even so, I didn't expect it to be that looong... that's why half way the process, i also kindda regretted abit but no choice liao.. if move to another bank tat time lagi waste more time. Worst thing is the bank officer is jantan, so nothing to see.  yawn.gif

At this moment HSBC is giving the best promo rate for short term.... so happen my matured $$ budget also ngam ngam fit their criteria and cannot commit too long duration oso... I think maybe next time must go for at least 6 months punya... can lessen the frequency burden of travelling to banks.
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Short term FD has its purpose. Right now I also have some 1 mth, 3mth FD placed. Some has been renewed. These are short term ones which I foresee to use them in the immediate future. I keep these at CB at low monthly rate as I can even call them to cancel it and use them immediately. biggrin.gif

But for those FD which I don't foresee I will be using them, I placed them long term, 1 year, 2 years and 3 years. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 25 2015, 04:56 PM)
FYI, open OCBC e-SmartSavers Account from now until 30 September 2015 and you'll receive a special interest rate of 4.00% p.a. on account balances until 31 December 2015.

Just need to deposit minimum of RM50 monthly to enjoy this rate.

Read more here and here.
Too bad, existing SmartSavers account holder not eligible to open e-SmartSavers account  mad.gif
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I wonder if RinggitPlus will give any freebies for this Promo
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OK lah, admit also eats CD. Taste great ! Don't you also like it ? brows.gif Share, share !  tongue.gif
Wasai, from real world to virtual world ! Taking another step .........................???????  rclxms.gif 
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Yes, HSBC has a lot of paper work for FD..
But anyway, Congratulations..!! You made a right decision for this FD promo 5% cheers.gif
Especially during this inflation, we should try our best to get the best rate...
And in addition, you managed to open 3 a/c (2 individual + 1 joint).. worth it lah...

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 24 2015, 05:03 PM)
The other one I encountered is OCBC. But have good time looking at the leng lui RM.

Experience with HSBC not that bad. Have been CB customer for years so cannot remember "the first time" when I opened acct there.  tongue.gif
Haha, taking a swipe at some of the regulars ? 

I would go for FD with eyetertainment in mind.  icon_idea.gif But, I passed on the HSBC one. Too short in duration for me. Ah Boom brought gf's there to maximise his profits. Ha ha ha ! 
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Just rec'd a text from CIMB Bank
3.90% pa on 3 mths FD with min RM50k n valid till 30/6
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Banks nowadays are asking for more FD deposit..
I think minimum RM 50K is too much... hmm.gif

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the hidden agenda is, if you make any withdrawal, your rate will be reduced to 0.50% p.a, for that calendar month
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Yes...not easy to withdraw from OCBC Smart Savers... sweat.gif
If want to withdraw, the best timing to do it is during first day of the month..

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Ha..? You want to eat me..? Come lah..  brows.gif
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This is interesting. From what I understand from the T&C, looks like there is no hidden agenda.

Account balance refers to the balance at the end of every month and the interest will be credited monthly?

Assuming I bank transfer 10000 to the account now,  I stand to obtain RM33.33 at the end of this month and after 6 months (31 Dec 2015), it will be compounded to a total of RM10201.67?
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mechanism works like traditional smartsaver account. very very good interest rate if u don't need immediate fund.

I've been getting lots of free money by depositing 1k every month (as early as possible, usually 1st working day due to IBG, since interest is calculated over daily balance).
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I am okay with that as will treat it like a 1-month eFD. On the other hand, if we pump in more fund on the next month, it will enjoy the 4% p.a. too. But really sound too good?  hmm.gif
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yes, keep on pumping in money the next month to regain the high interest rate. biggrin.gif

remind yourself not to withdraw the fund within calendar month .
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laugh.gif Eat you ?  tongue.gif I am straight. Only eat CD. Not sure of you now ................ brows.gif
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You don't know the man in the picture..? hmm.gif

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 25 2015, 06:54 PM)
mechanism works like traditional smartsaver account. very very  good interest rate if u don't need immediate fund.

I've been getting lots of free money by depositing 1k every month (as early as possible, usually 1st working day due to IBG, since interest is calculated over daily balance).
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Free money..? Can share how do you get free money..? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 25 2015, 06:54 PM)
mechanism works like traditional smartsaver account. very very  good interest rate if u don't need immediate fund.

I've been getting lots of free money by depositing 1k every month (as early as possible, usually 1st working day due to IBG, since interest is calculated over daily balance).
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 25 2015, 06:57 PM)
yes, keep on pumping in money the next month to regain the high interest rate. biggrin.gif

remind yourself not to withdraw the fund within calendar month  .
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alright, thanks. I have been depositing small amount every month to CIMB eFD for 3.15% only
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 25 2015, 06:54 PM)
mechanism works like traditional smartsaver account. very very  good interest rate if u don't need immediate fund.

I've been getting lots of free money by depositing 1k every month (as early as possible, usually 1st working day due to IBG, since interest is calculated over daily balance).
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They should allow withdrawal a minimum sum a month. Not really worth it as I used like rm1k a month. Cause if I withdraw every month rm1k, I only get interest of 0.5%

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you are exactly correct - and Bro, like any other pyramid scheme, part of your "new deposits" besides paying for BoomChaCha's dividend will be used to entice others (by using your money to pay for stuff to give to others as free gift) to join in the fantastic run. The moment we have an Economy Collapse and NPL (from PLs which have no physical collateral) sky rocket, the party stops.
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Uncle Boom, getting the 5 yrs rate from BR not that simple, eh ? shakehead.gif  tongue.gif

Luckily the longest I have with them is 2 years and now going to <1 year. So far my experience is still positive with them.  biggrin.gif

But admire our High Magician with FREE RENTAS from BR !!  notworthy.gif
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BR paid my FD dividend calculated from the first day of May until 24th of June, total 55 days interest.

I calculated the earned interest rate based on 55 days in my iRakyat account..

BR did not lower my FD rate.
BR keeps their promise to give me back the original FD rate...

Must count correctly ma....Cannot miss one single cent....
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They should allow withdrawal a minimum sum a month. Not really worth it as I used like rm1k a month. Cause if I withdraw every month rm1k, I only get interest of 0.5%
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that's why smartsavers is only good if you dont intend to use the fund in a particular month to enjoy the high-interest rate. if withdrawal happens, then it's like a normal savings account, that's all.

i use this smartsavers for 2 reasons: 1) ocbc super deal fd promo where i gotten the medklinn air steriliser, 2) the fund will be accumulated and used to reduce my housing loan in one lump sum, also from ocbc, hence i dont have immediate need to use the fund, while getting free money generated from the interest wink.gif

use this in conjunction with m2u savers, then you gets higher interest rate too by maintaining min 2k balance.
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that's why smartsavers is only good if you dont intend to use the fund in a particular month to enjoy the high-interest rate. if withdrawal happens, then it's like a normal savings account, that's all.

i use this smartsavers for 2 reasons: 1) ocbc super deal fd promo where i gotten the medklinn air steriliser, 2) the fund will be accumulated and used to reduce my housing loan in one lump sum, also from ocbc, hence i dont have immediate need to use the fund, while getting free money generated from the interest wink.gif

use this in conjunction with m2u savers, then you gets higher interest rate too by maintaining min 2k balance.
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But the 4% is just promo rates right or usual rates?
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Free money..? Can share how do you get free money..?    hmm.gif
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haha free money from the interest lor... so far with remaining balance of ~RM8k (depositing RM1k each month for the past 8 months), i've been getting ~RM21.xx interest dy.

total interest gained so far is about RM103 thumbup.gif
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But the 4% is just promo rates right or usual rates?
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seems like a promo rate until 31 December 2015. read here

furthermore, you only need to deposit RM50 each month to "activate" the 4.00% p.a. rate, unlike traditional smartsavers which need RM1k to activate 3.05% p.a. rate
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 25 2015, 08:36 PM)
seems like a promo rate until 31 December 2015. read here

furthermore, you only need to deposit RM50 each month to "activate" the 4.00% p.a. rate, unlike traditional smartsavers which need RM1k to activate 3.05% p.a. rate
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There's a yearly withdrawal limit of RM25k implies that this is not for short term investment.
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Must count correctly ma....Cannot miss one single cent....
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There's a yearly withdrawal limit of RM25k implies that this is not for short term investment.
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it's not. after 31 December, the rate goes back to 0.5% p.a. ... unless of course, OCBC introduce another promo rate that addon to the base rate of 0.5% p.a.

note: This account has a maximum withdrawal limit of RM25k per calendar year and no limit on deposits. Please visit any OCBC branch to remove this withdrawal restriction (to have unlimited transaction limit).
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 25 2015, 09:59 PM)
note: This account has a maximum withdrawal limit of RM25k per calendar year and no limit on deposits. Please visit any OCBC branch to remove this withdrawal restriction (to have unlimited transaction limit).
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Does it mean we can remove the withdrawal over the counter any time this year?
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Does it mean we can remove the withdrawal over the counter any time this year?
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 25 2015, 08:21 PM)
Captain, Ah Goat Sir & Big Magician.... A Good News...  thumbup.gif

BR paid my FD dividend calculated from the first day of May until 24th of June, total 55 days interest.

I calculated the earned interest rate based on 55 days in my iRakyat account..

BR did not lower my FD rate.
BR keeps their promise to give me back the original FD rate...

Must count correctly ma....Cannot miss one single cent....
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Maybe you should look at it from another angle, if you did not calculate and assumed BR would pay you as promised, you would have been cheated.

And not first time BR have not paid you what they promised, previously you had to ask them to pay you the monthly dividend right?

Seriously Bro, if it was me I would be pissed off me time and would not give them any business..... then again I would never put my money in BR anyway, hahaha.

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 25 2015, 08:21 PM)
Captain, Ah Goat Sir & Big Magician.... A Good News...  thumbup.gif

BR paid my FD dividend calculated from the first day of May until 24th of June, total 55 days interest.

I calculated the earned interest rate based on 55 days in my iRakyat account..

BR did not lower my FD rate.
BR keeps their promise to give me back the original FD rate...

Must count correctly ma....Cannot miss one single cent....
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like this must monitor blood pressure also tongue.gif
Somehow u reminded me of "Uncle Scrooge" counting pennies late into the night.


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like this must monitor blood pressure also  tongue.gif
Somehow u reminded me of "Uncle Scrooge" counting pennies late into the night.
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Bad year for Ah Boom. Have problem with SCB, BR and what else ? hmm.gif Watchout on your blood pressure, there are aunties (and uncles ??) out there still waiting for you tongue.gif

Several people in this forum is doing that, counting and counting late into the nite, Ah Boom included. Except did not see his late post recently. tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 25 2015, 08:12 PM)
They should allow withdrawal a minimum sum a month. Not really worth it as I used like rm1k a month. Cause if I withdraw every month rm1k, I only get interest of 0.5%
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 25 2015, 04:56 PM)
FYI, open OCBC e-SmartSavers Account from now until 30 September 2015 and you'll receive a special interest rate of 4.00% p.a. on account balances until 31 December 2015.

Just need to deposit minimum of RM50 monthly to enjoy this rate. Read more here and FAQ here.

[ APPLY NOW ]

Too bad, existing SmartSavers account holder not eligible to open e-SmartSavers account  mad.gif

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Is this e-SmartSavers account applicable to Double Savings Deal where 50% fund goes to 3-months FD & 50% goes into the SmartSavers account? I don't think so, right? Since this one is online-based but I was wondering since it is SmartSavers account too. Anyone can confirm this? Thank you.

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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Jun 26 2015, 12:38 PM)
Is this e-SmartSavers account applicable to Double Savings Deal where 50% fund goes to 3-months FD & 50% goes into the SmartSavers account? I don't think so, right? Since this one is online-based but I was wondering since it is SmartSavers account too. Anyone can confirm this? Thank you.
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Not applicable as that one must open with branch. I was just at OCBC to open that FD promo today and asked about that.
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Jun 26 2015, 12:38 PM)
If you are looking for a savings account with high interest rate that allows withdrawal without affecting the rate, you can consider TRUE Savings account from AmBank, 2.8% p.a limited to 3 withdrawals a month. Check out this thread for more info: -

True by AmBank
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yes, i'm aware of TRUE Savings by Ambank, i wasnt looking for options to open new savings account. i only share the news of OCBC e-SmartSavers account only.
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QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Jun 26 2015, 02:13 PM)
Not applicable as that one must open with branch. I was just at OCBC to open that FD promo today and asked about that.
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yes, i'm aware of TRUE Savings by Ambank, i wasnt looking for options to open new savings account. i only share the news of OCBC e-SmartSavers account only.
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Actually, the message was in reply to Ramjade. Btw, thanks for sharing the news about e-SmartSavers. notworthy.gif
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Thanks.  notworthy.gif
Actually, the message was in reply to Ramjade. Btw, thanks for sharing the news about e-SmartSavers.  notworthy.gif
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FYI, open OCBC e-SmartSavers Account from now until 30 September 2015 and you'll receive a special interest rate of 4.00% p.a. on account balances until 31 December 2015.

Just need to deposit minimum of RM50 monthly to enjoy this rate. Read more here and FAQ here.

[ APPLY NOW ]

Too bad, existing SmartSavers account holder not eligible to open e-SmartSavers account  mad.gif

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7) I am holding a SmartSavers account. Can I open this e-SmartSavers account?
Yes, you can apply for it online.
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Updated T&C:

7) I am holding a SmartSavers account. Can I open this e-SmartSavers account?
Yes, you can apply for it online.

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 26 2015, 04:47 PM)
Updated T&C:

7) I am holding a SmartSavers account. Can I open this e-SmartSavers account?
Yes, you can apply for it online.

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dude, thats a great news
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dude, thats a great news
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haha yeah, i'm trying to open an account now, but the stupid page to create a Savings account points to opening Fixed Deposit ...

now on hold talking to OCBC customer service about this buggy page doh.gif
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How about the interest rate of the OCBC SmartSavers after December 2015? until further notice?
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How about the interest rate of the OCBC SmartSavers after December 2015? until further notice?
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SmartSavers is the traditional savings account. no change.

e-SmartSavers is the online savings account, promo rate 4.00% p.a. until 31 December. After the end of promo, the promo rate shall no longer apply and the board rates for OCBC SmartSavers Account will apply.
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hi all,

the ocbc online banking page (logged in) only shows option for smartsavers....no e-smartsavers... is it hidden elsewhere?

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hi all,

the ocbc online banking page (logged in) only shows option for smartsavers....no e-smartsavers... is it hidden elsewhere?
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have talked to customer service.

there's no option to apply via internet banking (i've even argued the product page stated differenty)... you need to submit via online form here
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 26 2015, 05:27 PM)
SmartSavers is the traditional savings account. no change.

e-SmartSavers is the online savings account, promo rate 4.00% p.a. until 31 December. After the end of promo, the promo rate shall no longer apply and the board rates for OCBC SmartSavers Account will apply.
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Oh get it... thanks for the info! wink.gif
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have talked to customer service.

there's no option to apply via internet banking (i've even argued the product page stated differenty)... you need to submit via online form here
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thanks man. will check it out on monday
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 26 2015, 05:35 PM)
have talked to customer service.

there's no option to apply via internet banking (i've even argued the product page stated differenty)... you need to submit via online form here
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after submitting the online form, need to go to a branch or not?
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after submitting the online form, need to go to a branch or not?
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no need. just need to IBG RM200 to first activate the account. refer full T&C here.

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For this OCBC e-SmartSavers Account:

I would know whether the following is correct or not.

July 2015: Activate the account by depositing RM 1000. Get 4 % interest per annum on the account balance.

August 2015. Deposit RM 50. Make a withdrawal. The interest is now 0.5 % interest per annum on the account balance.

September 2015: Deposit RM 50, and does not withdraw. The interest is reverted to 4 % interest per annum on the account balance.

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For this OCBC e-SmartSavers Account:

I would know whether the following is correct or not.

July 2015: Activate the account by depositing RM 1000. Get 4 % interest per annum on the account balance.

August 2015. Deposit RM 50. Make a withdrawal. The interest is now  0.5 % interest per annum on the account balance.

September 2015: Deposit RM 50, and does not withdraw. The interest is reverted to 4 % interest per annum on the account balance.
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Yeah pretty much, but what if there's no deposit and no withdrawal for a month?
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Thanks !

RinggitPlus showed below T & C:

https://ringgitplus.com/en/fixed-deposit/OC...aving-Deal.html

Who can sign up for this promotion?

Anyone who is at least 18 years old can start investing and earn huge profits. Both Malaysian citizens and permanent residents are encouraged to apply. Non-Residents will also be considered depending on their home country.

If you've taken part in the OCBC Festive Treat or OCBC Independence Gold Coin promotion on RinggitPlus before, you'll enjoy the special FD rate but not the exclusive Sony Powerbank gift.
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As usual OCBC staff does not know their promotion well......thanks for your clarification otherwise.......just finished counting the money....
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As usual OCBC staff does not know their promotion well......thanks for your clarification otherwise.......just finished counting the money....
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Ha ha ha, you really know how to express yourself ! Watchout that the Mxx (MIB ??)  will go after you  tongue.gif
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Maybe you should look at it from another angle, if you did not calculate and assumed BR would pay you as promised, you would have been cheated.

And not first time BR have not paid you what they promised, previously you had to ask them to pay you the monthly dividend right?

Seriously Bro, if it was me I would be pissed off me time and would not give them any business..... then again I would never put my money in BR anyway, hahaha.
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Captain.. I really do not think they have the intention to cheat me la... sad.gif

About the monthly dividend issue, the BR staff was not professional, she did not listen to what I said.
In fact, I was complaining 3 times of dividend issues which she did not listen to my request for monthly dividend carefully.
I suspect she is a half-deaf person..
Eventually she managed to solve the problems but this consequently wasting my time and energy.. sad.gif

I guess BR perhaps is the most polite bank in Malaysia... OCBC & Citibank also cannot fight..

No perfect bank in the world lah...
Remember couples years ago, the OCBC RM tried to cheat my Gold Art?
And also during last year, the arrogant AM Bank Senior RM (some-more a senior RM..?) asked me to keep my money at home..

QUOTE(magika @ Jun 26 2015, 09:42 AM)
like this must monitor blood pressure also  tongue.gif
Somehow u reminded me of "Uncle Scrooge" counting pennies late into the night.
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In fact I monitor my blood pressure every day...
If my blood test report OK.. I am thinking to place another 5 years FD.... hmm.gif

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 25 2015, 09:59 PM)
it's not. after 31 December, the rate goes back to 0.5% p.a. ... unless of course, OCBC introduce another promo rate that addon to the base rate of 0.5% p.a.

note: This account has a maximum withdrawal limit of RM25k per calendar year and no limit on deposits. Please visit any OCBC branch to remove this withdrawal restriction (to have unlimited transaction limit).
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What does it mean by: Please visit any OCBC branch to remove this withdrawal restriction (to have unlimited transaction limit)? hmm.gif

Does it mean that we can go to the branch to remove this restriction so that we can make unlimited withdrawal transactions?
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What does it mean by: Please visit any OCBC branch to remove this withdrawal restriction (to have unlimited transaction limit)hmm.gif 

Does it mean that we can go to the branch to remove this restriction so that we can make unlimited withdrawal transactions?
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I think is if you want to withdraw >Rm25k
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I think is if you want to withdraw >Rm25k
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Okay.... Thank You

I think this e-SmartSaver is a good deal..
but the bad side is the withdrawal... sad.gif

The Am Bank True saving account is a good deal too...
It looks like better than Affin Bank saving account...

I think I will open Am Bank True for sure...

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I think is if you want to withdraw >Rm25k
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Is there any maximum amount limit on e-SmartSavers account?
Yes, your yearly withdrawal amount is restricted to RM25,000.
Any transaction performed after your account exceeds this limit will be rejected.


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I wish to transact more than RM25,000 from my e-Smartsavers account. What should I do?
You need to visit our branch for a quick verifica tion for your account to have unlimited transaction limit.

Source:
http://www.ocbc.com.my/assets/pdf/Accounts...tSavers_FAQ.pdf

If allow to withdraw more than RM 25K, then can consider ah..
What if need money urgently for heart bypass operation...., and cannot withdraw money to save life... then how..? sweat.gif
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If allow to withdraw more than RM 25K, then can consider ah..
What if need money urgently for heart bypass operation...., and cannot withdraw money to save life... then how..?  sweat.gif
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That's why prevention. Eat some raw garlic everyday. Take fish oil. Cut down on KFC/Bak Kut Teh/Alcohol/cigarette and exercise.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 28 2015, 10:10 PM)
That's why prevention. Eat some raw garlic everyday. Take fish oil. Cut down on KFC/Bak Kut Teh/Alcohol/cigarette and exercise.
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Wah.. eat raw garlic everyday.. sweat.gif

KFC & Bak Kut Teh seldom eat..
Alcohol I do not drink..
I quit smoking more than 30 years ago...

You missed one thing.. take high fiber foods

Exercise.. biggrin.gif Ah Goat is a sport man..

This e-smartsaver cannot open account inside OCBC branch..?

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One more drawback of e-Smartsaver is we cannot open joint account... sad.gif
This is quite inconvenience for senior citizen.... Unless if we take the 6-month risk lah...

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 28 2015, 10:17 PM)
Wah.. eat raw garlic everyday..  sweat.gif

KFC & Bak Kut Teh seldom eat..
Alcohol I do not drink..
I quit smoking more than 30 years ago...

Exercise..  biggrin.gif  Ah Goat is a sport man..

This e-smartsaver cannot open account inside OCBC branch..?
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From what I gather is online.

Who ask to eat garlic alone. Eat with food. You want to spend so much for heart operation or you want to spend little for garlic? Also add 1tbsp of extra Virgin olive oil and drink green tea.

Exercise = walk up stairs, walk fast around housing estate also can. No need to run like crazy.
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One more drawback of e-Smartsaver is we cannot open joint account... sad.gif
This is quite inconvenience for senior citizen.... Unless if we take the 6-month risk lah...
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Give username and password to wife. So she can withdraw anytime if something happen tobyou. Touch wood.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 28 2015, 10:17 PM)
Wah.. eat raw garlic everyday..  sweat.gif

KFC & Bak Kut Teh seldom eat..
Alcohol I do not drink..
I quit smoking more than 30 years ago...

You missed one thing.. take high fiber foods

Exercise..  biggrin.gif  Ah Goat is a sport man..

This e-smartsaver cannot open account inside OCBC branch..?
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Watchout on advice from dr quack. tongue.gif

Ah Goat eats grass, healthy natural food to supplement the CD food. laugh.gif

Stopped smoking >30 years ago ? sweat.gif hmm.gif We always think Ah Boom is sooooo younggg. tongue.gif

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This is quite inconvenience for senior citizen.... Unless if we take the 6-month risk lah...
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What Ah Boom, a senior citizen ????? tongue.gif
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Watchout on advice from dr quack.  tongue.gif

Ah Goat eats grass, healthy natural food to supplement the CD food.  laugh.gif

Stopped smoking >30 years ago ?  sweat.gif  hmm.gif We always think Ah Boom is sooooo younggg.   tongue.gif
What Ah Boom, a senior citizen ?????  tongue.gif
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Aiyoo. Just go google up garlic la. Garlic will thin blood and decrease blood pressure. Just side effect is garlic smell.

Everyone knows fish oil and olive oil good heart. Google Mediterranean diet for cardiovascular health. Mediterranean diet is high in olive oil and garlic. Don't ask you to eat eat like them. Just incorporate some of what they eat into your diet.

I rather smell of garlic rather than when I am old, go for heart operation. Pay little for fish oil, olive oil and garlic than pay very high price for heart operation. Even heart operation cannot return your body back to 100% before disease.

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Give username and password to wife. So she can withdraw anytime if something happen tobyou. Touch wood.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 29 2015, 08:34 AM)
Aiyoo. Just go google up garlic la. Garlic will thin blood and decrease blood pressure. Just side effect is garlic smell.

Everyone knows fish oil and olive oil good heart. Google Mediterranean diet for cardiovascular health. Mediterranean diet is high in olive oil and garlic. Don't ask you to eat eat like them. Just incorporate some of what they eat into your diet.

I rather smell of garlic rather than when I am old, go for heart operation. Pay little for fish oil, olive oil and garlic than pay very high price for heart operation. Even heart operation cannot return your body back to 100% before disease.
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laugh.gif Quack quack .................... tongue.gif

What you say is common knowledge. Ah Boom anyway supplement it with few medical checkup PER YEAR !!! biggrin.gif
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You sure Ah Boom married ? Still single ! He would hesitate to give to CD, gf, aunties and maybe uncle.  laugh.gif
laugh.gif Quack quack .................... tongue.gif

What you say is common knowledge. Ah Boom anyway supplement it with few medical checkup PER YEAR !!!  biggrin.gif
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I think he is married.

Yup. Couldn't agree more. If you above 50, better check up every year
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One more drawback of e-Smartsaver is we cannot open joint account... sad.gif
This is quite inconvenience for senior citizen.... Unless if we take the 6-month risk lah...
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i almost sent out my application, until i talked to customer service.

the problem (for me) is account closure. need to walk-in to branch to cancel.

it doesnt really work like M2U Savers (purely virtual/e-account) which can be managed fully in M2U. OCBC e-SmartSavers need some walk-in intervention (remove RM25k withdrawal limit, account closure).

not worth the promo rate 4.00% p.a., cuz i'm planning to close it after promo, which gonna waste my time/money later.

IF, only if, e-SmartSavers can be closed via Internet Banking, then i'm interested to sign-up.
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Hi.. I new to FD.. just a fresh grad worker.. planning to place 5k to FD..

by looking at the 1st post, i found out that below 2 FD quite suit my need. Is there other FD out there are suitable for me??

HSBC 5% for 3 Months FD has extended to 30 June 2015
Minimum RM 5K, maximum RM 30K
Min RM 5 to open a current account (Advance)
Free Umbrella while stock last

OCBC updated their Start Saving Deals again - Updated by cybpsych on 21 April 2015
valid until 31 July 2015
(2) Fresh Deal: 6-month @ 4.00% p.a., 12-month @ 4.20% p.a., min RM5k fresh fund

Since im new to FD, i would like to ask.. lets say deposit 5k to a FD and the interest is 5%

which mean i will get 5k+ (5k x 5%) after the FD period?

Do I need an account in that bank in order for me to FD? or i just can walk into the bank and say i wan to place a FD? Thanks.

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QUOTE(chrischiang @ Jun 29 2015, 04:49 PM)
Hi.. I new to FD.. just a fresh grad worker.. planning to place 5k to FD..

by looking at the 1st post, i found out that below 2 FD quite suit my need. Is there other FD out there are suitable for me??

HSBC 5% for 3 Months FD has extended to 30 June 2015
Minimum RM 5K, maximum RM 30K
Min RM 5 to open a current account (Advance)
Free Umbrella while stock last

OCBC updated their Start Saving Deals again - Updated by cybpsych on 21 April 2015
valid until 31 July 2015
(2) Fresh Deal: 6-month @ 4.00% p.a., 12-month @ 4.20% p.a., min RM5k fresh fund

Since im new to FD, i would like to ask.. lets say deposit 5k to a FD and the interest is 5%

which mean i will get 5k+ (5k x 5%) after the FD period?

Do I need an account in that bank in order for me to FD? or i just can walk into the bank and say i wan to place a FD? Thanks.
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U better walk in since u first timer. I dont think u can do it online FD. By the way, 5% is Annual yah. so If the FD is 1 month, then the interest u have to divide 12month.
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QUOTE(chrischiang @ Jun 29 2015, 04:49 PM)
Hi.. I new to FD.. just a fresh grad worker.. planning to place 5k to FD..

by looking at the 1st post, i found out that below 2 FD quite suit my need. Is there other FD out there are suitable for me??

HSBC 5% for 3 Months FD has extended to 30 June 2015
Minimum RM 5K, maximum RM 30K
Min RM 5 to open a current account (Advance)
Free Umbrella while stock last

OCBC updated their Start Saving Deals again - Updated by cybpsych on 21 April 2015
valid until 31 July 2015
(2) Fresh Deal: 6-month @ 4.00% p.a., 12-month @ 4.20% p.a., min RM5k fresh fund

Since im new to FD, i would like to ask.. lets say deposit 5k to a FD and the interest is 5%

which mean i will get 5k+ (5k x 5%) after the FD period?

Do I need an account in that bank in order for me to FD? or i just can walk into the bank and say i wan to place a FD? Thanks.
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If you want to put HSBC, recommend you put rm30k as you can only do it once. Why bother going for rm5k when you can maximise benifits at rm30k
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 29 2015, 06:33 PM)
If you want to put HSBC, recommend you put rm30k as you can only do it once. Why bother going for rm5k when you can maximise benifits at rm30k
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QUOTE(chrischiang @ Jun 29 2015, 04:49 PM)
Hi.. I new to FD.. just a fresh grad worker.. planning to place 5k to FD..

by looking at the 1st post, i found out that below 2 FD quite suit my need. Is there other FD out there are suitable for me??

HSBC 5% for 3 Months FD has extended to 30 June 2015
Minimum RM 5K, maximum RM 30K
Min RM 5 to open a current account (Advance)
Free Umbrella while stock last

OCBC updated their Start Saving Deals again - Updated by cybpsych on 21 April 2015
valid until 31 July 2015
(2) Fresh Deal: 6-month @ 4.00% p.a., 12-month @ 4.20% p.a., min RM5k fresh fund

Since im new to FD, i would like to ask.. lets say deposit 5k to a FD and the interest is 5%

which mean i will get 5k+ (5k x 5%) after the FD period?

Do I need an account in that bank in order for me to FD? or i just can walk into the bank and say i wan to place a FD? Thanks.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 29 2015, 06:33 PM)
If you want to put HSBC, recommend you put rm30k as you can only do it once. Why bother going for rm5k when you can maximise benifits at rm30k
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haha well said

better choose OCBC and start small first laugh.gif rclxms.gif

then slowly become big FD players throwing in 50K per FD rclxm9.gif thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 24 2015, 12:13 AM)
I forgot to mention, if to place FD in HSBC and Standard & Charteded Bank,
better to go there in the morning as early as possible.

Did you get a free regular size umbrella from HSBC?  hmm.gif

It will cost more than RM 10 to buy an umbrella like HSBC umbrella...
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HI uncle Boom,

Currently i just have basic saving account for HSBC? any requirement to upgrade my saving account to HSBC advance in order
to place the FD account.
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QUOTE(peterchua5717 @ Jun 30 2015, 10:32 AM)
HI uncle Boom,

Currently i just have basic saving account for HSBC? any requirement to upgrade my saving account to HSBC advance in order
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I am not uncle Boom, but i can tell you that, 30k is all you need to join HSBC Advance brows.gif
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I am not uncle Boom, but i can tell you that, 30k is all you need to join HSBC Advance  brows.gif
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uncle lim? not uncle kim (in north korea uniform) ? brows.gif
30k can be in FD?
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QUOTE(peterchua5717 @ Jun 30 2015, 10:32 AM)
HI uncle Boom,

Currently i just have basic saving account for HSBC? any requirement to upgrade my saving account to HSBC advance in order
to place the FD account.
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If I am not mistaken, only valid for new HSBC customer
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ppl might has housing loan to compensate....
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he fresh gradd?
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Hi Guys,

I was walking pass RHB bank earlier, saw their new FD rates 7.80! is this correct or I salah tengok?
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QUOTE(celicaizpower @ Jun 30 2015, 10:54 AM)
Hi Guys,

I was walking pass RHB bank earlier, saw their new FD rates 7.80! is this correct or I salah tengok?
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QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jun 30 2015, 10:56 AM)
this with ut la
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QUOTE(celicaizpower @ Jun 30 2015, 10:57 AM)
what is UT bro? I dont quite understand.
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QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jun 30 2015, 10:58 AM)
must buy unit trust olso
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QUOTE(celicaizpower @ Jun 30 2015, 10:57 AM)
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Unit trust. But you need to pay 5% as fees. Better get up from fsm. Fsm only 1-2%
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QUOTE(celicaizpower @ Jun 30 2015, 10:59 AM)
Owhh, I see... ok ok. thanks for the explanation bro, appreciate it  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif
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it is asnb ut. half fd, half ut
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 30 2015, 11:00 AM)
Unit trust. But you need to pay 5% as fees. Better get up from fsm. Fsm only 1-2%
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uncle can buy asnb from fsm?
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QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jun 30 2015, 11:04 AM)
uncle can buy asnb from fsm?
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 30 2015, 11:22 AM)
No. What I meant is other ut
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QUOTE(peterchua5717 @ Jun 30 2015, 10:32 AM)
HI uncle Boom,

Currently i just have basic saving account for HSBC? any requirement to upgrade my saving account to HSBC advance in order
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 30 2015, 10:50 AM)
If I am not mistaken, only valid for new HSBC customer
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I am not sure if it is eligible for new HSBC customer or for new Advance account customer..?? hmm.gif
But I think most likely (99.9%) Ramjade is right..

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 29 2015, 03:55 PM)
i almost sent out my application, until i talked to customer service.

the problem (for me) is account closure. need to walk-in to branch to cancel.

it doesnt really work like M2U Savers (purely virtual/e-account) which can be managed fully in M2U. OCBC e-SmartSavers need some walk-in intervention (remove RM25k withdrawal limit, account closure).

not worth the promo rate 4.00% p.a., cuz i'm planning to close it after promo, which gonna waste my time/money later.

IF, only if, e-SmartSavers can be closed via Internet Banking, then i'm interested to sign-up.
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Oh.. So need to visit OCBC branch at least times to use OCBC e-SmartSavers ..?
But for me is ok lah.. only 2 visit for 6 months.

Last time I had to go to Standard & Chartered bank every month to make monthly deposit just
for the 4.2% interest in my Just One saving account....

Birds olso die for foods..not to mention humans lah... sad.gif

Thanks for the info.... notworthy.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 25 2015, 06:22 PM)
Short term FD has its purpose. Right now I also have some 1 mth, 3mth FD placed. Some has been renewed. These are short term ones which I foresee to use them in the immediate future. I keep these at CB at low monthly rate as I can even call them to cancel it and use them immediatelybiggrin.gif

But for those FD which I don't foresee I will be using them, I placed them long term, 1 year, 2 years and 3 years.  biggrin.gif
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Ah Sir.. when you cancel your Citi Bank 1 month FD before it becomes mature, do you still get the partial interest..? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 30 2015, 01:59 PM)
Oh.. So need to visit OCBC branch at least times to use OCBC e-SmartSavers ..?
But for me is ok lah.. only 2 visit for 6 months.

Last time I had to go to Standard & Chartered bank every month to make monthly deposit just
for the 4.2% interest in my Just One saving account....

Birds olso die for foods..not to mention humans lah...  sad.gif

Thanks for the info....  notworthy.gif
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well, their definition of e-SmartSavers is that you can open it without stepping into the branch .... well, except for 2 reasons: remove RM25k per annum withdrawal limit and account closure.

the opening criteria is not favorable to existing OCBC customers where you need to resubmit softcopy documents. unlike MBB, you can open Savers/Savers-i easily inside M2U.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 30 2015, 01:59 PM)
Last time I had to go to Standard & Chartered bank every month to make monthly deposit just
for the 4.2% interest in my Just One saving account....
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Wow, go to SCB every month previously to get the 4.2% interest for JustOne SA ? Really working so hard to make the money working for you ? tongue.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 30 2015, 01:59 PM)
Ah Sir.. when you cancel your Citi Bank 1 month FD before it becomes mature, do you still get the partial interest..?  hmm.gif
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Are you joking ? For 1 month FD, how to get partial interest ? biggrin.gif laugh.gif

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most of the FD promotions ended 30June 2015. Hopefully there will be even better FD promo start from 1July2015.
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most of the FD promotions ended 30June 2015. Hopefully there will be even better FD promo start from 1July2015.
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don't worry.. I'm sure there would be new FD promo from banks "hungry" for our $$  blush.gif
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don't worry.. I'm sure there would be new FD promo from banks "hungry" for our $$  blush.gif
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What if BNM reduce the OPR?
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Public bank says if OPR change, their fd rates follow change. even those that placed under promo rate also affected.

and the PB TD-i promo says end 30june, but i go 28 june they tell me already over.. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jun 30 2015, 02:32 PM)
well, their definition of e-SmartSavers is that you can open it without stepping into the branch .... well, except for 2 reasons: remove RM25k per annum withdrawal limit and account closure.

the opening criteria is not favorable to existing OCBC customers where you need to resubmit softcopy documents. unlike MBB, you can open Savers/Savers-i easily inside M2U.
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Ya....this is not e-FD.. hmm.gif
To ask customer to visit branch and resubmit documents are a bit troublesome la...

But usually high interest rate will exchange troublesome..

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 30 2015, 02:47 PM)
Wow, go to SCB every month previously to get the 4.2% interest for JustOne SA ? Really working so hard to make the money working for you ?  tongue.gif

That's why some people call me Guli Boom.. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 30 2015, 02:47 PM)
Are you joking ? For 1 month FD, how to get partial interest ?  biggrin.gif  laugh.gif
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This is hard to say la especially for Ah Sir like you..
Just like our Big Magician, he even can get Rentas for free...
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 30 2015, 08:30 PM)
Ya....this is not e-FD.. hmm.gif
To ask customer to visit branch and resubmit documents are a bit troublesome la...

But usually high interest rate will exchange troublesome.. 

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new account registration & document submission is via eForm. only when u need to remove the restrictions or account closure, then need to process at branch.
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Yes..
But remove restriction means that I can withdraw any available amount in my e-smartsavers account? hmm.gif
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Yes..
But remove restriction means that I can withdraw any available amount in my e-smartsavers account?  hmm.gif
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This account has a maximum withdrawal limit of RM25k per calendar year and no limit on deposits. Need to visit any OCBC branch to remove this withdrawal restriction.
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Ah ha.... can only withdraw maximum RM 25K per calendar year is another down side...

But the main advantage is that it allows us to deposit a small amount of money (minimum RM 50) every
month while can enjoy 4% interest...

I guess can consider this e-smartsaver la, I do not mind to visit branch 2 times in 6 months period..

If I do not intend to withdraw RM 25K, then I only need to go there 1 time only (to close account on 31 Dec); in addition,
a lot of leng lui in OCBC, nothing to lose to visit the branch la..except OCBC branch is too far, then this is another story..

e-smartsaver is good for people who can deposit minimum RM 500 (of course the more the better) every month to
saving account while can enjoy high interest rate...

Ai.... during this bad economic condition, besides need to work hard for money; but also need to work hard
to "Gorek" money from banks.... sad.gif

When this e-smartsaver promo is no longer available, then switch back to regular smartsavers, or Am Bank True saving..

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QUOTE(cklimm @ Jun 30 2015, 07:15 PM)
What if BNM reduce the OPR?
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Do you think OPR will drop..? Or naik..? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jun 30 2015, 10:51 AM)
miss uncle nexona88 (or davinz18??) here? his advisee on fd.
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n addition, a lot of leng lui in OCBC, nothing to lose to visit the branch la..

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He alredy start posting today
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Do you think OPR will drop..? Or naik..?  hmm.gif
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Do you think OPR will drop..? Or naik..?  hmm.gif
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opr will go down sad.gif
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OPR likely will go down later in the year. cry.gif
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OPR likely will go down later in the year.  cry.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 30 2015, 10:09 PM)
Can contain your blood pressure, don't let it move up too high !  icon_idea.gif  biggrin.gif  tongue.gif
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Cheh...it won't move up too high la... usually blood pressure very nice (120/80) because of good mood
when seeing leng lui in OCBC .. biggrin.gif
But the problem is that I need to find a seat to sit down quickly; otherwise it will make me feel embarrass.. blush.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 30 2015, 10:16 PM)
OPR likely will go down later in the year.  cry.gif
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OPR will go down later in this year..??
Okay, I take note... Ah Goat Sir, sandkoh & wil-i-am say OPR will go down... hmm.gif

QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jun 30 2015, 10:12 PM)
muscle man back inn disguise flex.gif  tongue.gif
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What happened to davinz18 & nexona88..?
Both are the same person..?

QUOTE(steven1107 @ Jun 30 2015, 11:24 PM)
I plan to close ocbc smart saver account. Any other bank offer good rate?
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I do not suggest you to close smartsavers account.
Next time when you want to re-open it, it will be very troublesome, I mean a lot of paper work..

Why not just IBG RM 50 to your smartsavers account every month..?

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Cheh...it won't move up too high la... usually blood pressure very nice because of good mood
when seeing leng lui in OCBC 120/80..  biggrin.gif
But the problem is that I need to find a seat to sit down quickly; otherwise it will make me feel embarrass..  blush.gif
OPR will go down later in this year..??
Okay, I take note... Ah Goat Sir, sandkoh & wil-i-am say OPR will go down...  hmm.gif
What happened to davinz18 & nexona88..?
Both are the same person..?
I do not suggest you to close smartsavers account.
Next time when you want to re-open it, it will be very troublesome, I mean a lot of paper work..

Why not just IBG RM 50 to your smartsavers account every month..?
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Oops..I saw Mach give high fd rate monthly...can get more money on that... Or sifu any suggestions give me?
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QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jun 30 2015, 10:12 PM)
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Oops..I saw  Mach give high fd rate monthly...can get more money on that... Or sifu any suggestions give me?
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I need to use the money box for Mach FD, and I need to maintain the Mach debit card in order to use
the money box, and Mach Bank charge me RM 8 annual fee for the debit card which I do not like it...

Please check the first page for more FD promo..

Now is the ending of June, can you wait for few more days for more new FD promo..?

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What happened to davinz18 & nexona88..?
Both are the same person..?
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Yes
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Oh... Can share what is muscle man's intention..?
What did he do to you..?
What happened to muscle man..? hmm.gif
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I need to use the money box for Mach FD, and I need to maintain the Mach debit card in order to use
the money box, and Mach Bank charge me RM 8 annual fee for the debit card which I do not like it...

Please check the first page for more FD promo..

Now is the ending of June, can you wait for few more days for more new FD promo..?
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Yes..i can wait...haha..

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how much monthly deposits needed to get 4% from the OCBC eSmartSavers account?
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Promo if you open account with them until Sept. 4% valid until Dec 2015. To get 4%, minimum rm1k must be inside there. Every month deposit min rm50.

After promo period, need to deposit rm1000/month to get interest of 3.05%.

No withdrawal or else it will drop to 0.5%
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 30 2015, 11:32 PM)

But the problem is that I need to find a seat to sit down quickly; otherwise it will make me feel embarrass..  blush.gif
OPR will go down later in this year..??
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 30 2015, 11:47 PM)
I need to use the money box for Mach FD, and I need to maintain the Mach debit card in order to use
the money box, and Mach Bank charge me RM 8 annual fee for the debit card which I do not like it...
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Do you have HL Bank account ? I opened Mach account without need to get the Mach debit card. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 30 2015, 11:53 PM)
Oh... Can share what is muscle man's intention..?
What did he do to you..?
What happened to muscle man..?  hmm.gif
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Muscle man is a gentleman. We missed him after Sept 2014, I think. biggrin.gif

Reincarnation ??
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Stand up man !  rclxms.gif

No problem with your health.  rclxm9.gif
Do you have HL Bank account ? I opened Mach account without need to get the Mach debit card.  biggrin.gif
Muscle man is a gentleman. We missed him after Sept 2014, I think.  biggrin.gif

Reincarnation ??
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Yes..i got HLB saving account but dont have HLB mach account.

So how ?
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Yes..i got HLB saving account but dont have HLB mach account.

So how ?
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You have to go to HL Mach branch to sign up an acct and link it to HL account. biggrin.gif
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You have to go to HL Mach branch to sign up an acct and link it to HL account.  biggrin.gif
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do u put FD at mach? once sign up the money box it can done FD online?
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do u put FD at mach? once sign up the money box it can done FD online?
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wait for high interest rate?


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do u put FD at mach? once sign up the money box it can done FD online?
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Anyone has news on July FD promo ?

Our captain just post on credit card blog. Come here and share good news on July FD if any as opposed to the bad news on credit card. tongue.gif
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Oh... Can share what is muscle man's intention..?
What did he do to you..?
What happened to muscle man..?  hmm.gif
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again, HSBC Advance extended their 3months 5% promo till 30 Sep

https://www.hsbc.com.my/1/2/hsbcadvance/pre...trust-promotion
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OCBC Start Saving Deal – Double Savings Deal II
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Min RM20k, 4.8% p.a. @ 3-month, equivalent amount into your Smart Savers Account.

More info: OCBC | Terms & Conditions

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OCBC Start Saving Deal – Fresh Deal
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Min. RM5k, 4.20% p.a. @ 12-month or 4.00% p.a. @ 6-month

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^-- RM40k placement in one receipt at any one of the promotions to receive this elegant Hugo Boss roller ball pen.

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OCBC Start Saving Deal – Double Savings Deal II
Promotion ends 31 July 2015

Min RM20k, 4.8% p.a. @ 3-month, equivalent amount into your Smart Savers Account.

More info: OCBC | Terms & Conditions

Register and place your deposits in both FD/CMGIA-i and Smart Savers Account to receive this elegant Hugo Boss roller ball pen.
OCBC Start Saving Deal – Fresh Deal
Promotion ends 31 July 2015

Min. RM5k, 4.20% p.a. @ 12-month or 4.00% p.a. @ 6-month

More info: OCBC | Terms & Conditions

Register and open your 12-month FD/CMGIA-i to receive this elegant Hugo Boss roller ball pen.
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For the 12 mth FD, to get the Hugo Boss roller ball pens, just need to deposit 40k ?

But it seems to be saying also:

Enjoy an incredible 4.2% p.a. when you place a minimum of RM40,000 in fresh funds on a 12-month OCBC Fixed Deposit (FD) or Commodity Murabahah General Investment Account-i (CMGIA-i).

So for the 4.2%, min FD amt 40K instead of 5 k like previous months ? A bit confusing:

http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/Ac...mart/index.html
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For the 12 mth FD, to get the Hugo Boss roller ball pens, just need to deposit 40k ?

But it seems to be saying also:

Enjoy an incredible 4.2% p.a. when you place a minimum of RM40,000 in fresh funds on a 12-month OCBC Fixed Deposit (FD) or Commodity Murabahah General Investment Account-i (CMGIA-i).

So for the 4.2%, min FD amt 40K instead of 5 k like previous months ? A bit confusing:

http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/Ac...mart/index.html
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I asked my OCBC girl about this, dia tak tau leh  rclxub.gif
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Oh, u asked OCBC leng lui RM ? tongue.gif I may go there tomorrow to see my leng lui RM to get RM300 referral bonus and may place the FD to get the pen also (if eligible for OLD customer). biggrin.gif

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Oh, u asked OCBC leng lui RM ?  tongue.gif  I may go there tomorrow to see my leng lui RM to get RM300 referral bonus and may place the FD to get the pen also (if eligible for OLD customer).  biggrin.gif

The first time I sign up for the OCBC acct, the leng lui RM also did not know about their CNY FD Ang Pow (I think that is the name of the contest) contest .  shakehead.gif
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lol all go see lengluis only......feels like uncles lurking for young catch only tongue.gif
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OCBC Start Saving Deal – Fresh Deal
Promotion ends 31 July 2015

Min. RM5k, 4.20% p.a. @ 12-month or 4.00% p.a. @ 6-month

More info: OCBC | Terms & Conditions

Register and open your 12-month FD/CMGIA-i to receive this elegant Hugo Boss roller ball pen.
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Interested in this since the PBB offer already ended.

Currently I'm not a customer of OCBC, so do I need to open a CASA with them to enjoy this promo?

Thanks

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Hong Leong Bank - Priority Banking [HLB | T&Cs]
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Bro, really have good info on FD promo's ! rclxms.gif thumbup.gif notworthy.gif
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Bro, really have good info on FD promo's !  rclxms.gif  thumbup.gif  notworthy.gif
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Actually not only FD promo.. He is everywhere for providing first hand news! notworthy.gif thumbup.gif rclxms.gif
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Actually not only FD promo.. He is everywhere for providing first hand news!  notworthy.gif  thumbup.gif  rclxms.gif
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Actually not only FD promo.. He is everywhere for providing first hand news!  notworthy.gif  thumbup.gif  rclxms.gif
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Looks like cybpsych has made a name of himself in LYN !  notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif
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Oh, u asked OCBC leng lui RM ?  tongue.gif  I may go there tomorrow to see my leng lui RM to get RM300 referral bonus and may place the FD to get the pen also (if eligible for OLD customer).  biggrin.gif
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Interesting.....any update......not on leng lui........i mean FD....
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Interesting.....any update......not on leng lui........i mean FD....
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Note I said tomorrow. Oh, I see, your day has started at 2.46am Friday. thumbup.gif So you have finished counting eggs already ?

My Day has just started but at 8am or so .................. cry.gif So early bird catch all the worms ! cry.gif

Actually I was trying to utilise a UT which matured yesterday. Hoping that it will be deposited into my CIMB acct yesterday but looks like it is not going to be. Maybe weeks away. doh.gif

So no update today ........................... sad.gif
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Last few days I was occupied with Maybank's credit card benefits. Today I did go find out what are the Fixed Deposit Promotions being offered by the banks and I'm sad to report that mostly are bundled with Unit Trust (which I won't be bothered to bring to your attention).

I just updated my Fixed Deposit Page and there are not many promos to highlight!

http://generationsxyz.blogspot.com/p/fixed-deposit.html

If you are a HLB PB customer, call your RM as it seems there 12 months step-up FD has been extended.

UOB no longer offers 12 months but 10 months FD Promo!

OCBC on the other hand is still offering up 4.2% for 12 months but with their CMGIA-i.

And to my surprise, Maybank's 5+5 Months Step Up is still available today.

I won't be surprise if UOB revise their Merdeka FD Promos in a week or 2 to include 12 months at 4.2% to be competitive with OCBC.

OT - If you hold a Maybankard 2 Cards, Maybank Visa Signature or Maybank 2 Cards Premier, click here to my Recommendation of Credit Cards 2015 and read my comments.
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In PBB to withdraw matured FD. No FD promo in PBB. sad.gif

Like Captain just said, not much promo at the moment. shakehead.gif
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In PBB to withdraw matured FD. No FD promo in PBB.  sad.gif

Like Captain just said, not much promo at the moment.  shakehead.gif
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Last few days I was occupied with Maybank's credit card benefits. Today I did go find out what are the Fixed Deposit Promotions being offered by the banks and I'm sad to report that mostly are bundled with Unit Trust (which I won't be bothered to bring to your attention).

I just updated my Fixed Deposit Page and there are not many promos to highlight!

http://generationsxyz.blogspot.com/p/fixed-deposit.html

If you are a HLB PB customer, call your RM as it seems there 12 months step-up FD has been extended.

UOB no longer offers 12 months but 10 months FD Promo!

OCBC on the other hand is still offering up 4.2% for 12 months but with their CMGIA-i.

And to my surprise, Maybank's 5+5 Months Step Up is still available today.

I won't be surprise if UOB revise their Merdeka FD Promos in a week or 2 to include 12 months at 4.2% to be competitive with OCBC.

OT - If you hold a Maybankard 2 Cards, Maybank Visa Signature or Maybank 2 Cards Premier, click here to my Recommendation of Credit Cards 2015 and read my comments.
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Noticed the Affin FD Promo for 4.33% [15 months] not mentioned. Is this no longer available?
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Something BIG is brewing maybe?  drool.gif
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QUOTE(mIssfROGY @ Jul 3 2015, 02:01 PM)
Like those lengluis standing besides cars exhibition....i am imagining lengluis with FD promos in their hands now  thumbup.gif
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I shall ask: "Can I hold your hand" and see what the leng lui is holding ........................... tongue.gif
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Noticed the Affin FD Promo for 4.33% [15 months] not mentioned. Is this no longer available?
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It was supposed to be until end of year or hit a target of xxx million. I think I mentioned the figure here after I placed mine on June 5. biggrin.gif

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again, HSBC Advance extended their 3months 5% promo till 30 Sep

https://www.hsbc.com.my/1/2/hsbcadvance/pre...trust-promotion
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How does this FD works? is it like ordinary FD? need any existing saving account?
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Noticed the Affin FD Promo for 4.33% [15 months] not mentioned. Is this no longer available?
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The Affin's Promo not mentioned by me does not mean it is no longer being offered. Most of the time I only mention straight forward FD promos up to 12 months unless the offer is super fantastic. You will also note I don't promote MBSB promos. I also don't promote Affin's FD most of the time too... you go read the terms and conditions again and double check when the interest is paid, i.e. semi-annually for at maturity.
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The Affin's Promo not mentioned by me does not mean it is no longer being offered. Most of the time I only mention straight forward FD promos up to 12 months unless the offer is super fantastic. You will also note I don't promote MBSB promos. I also don't promote Affin's FD most of the time too... you go read the terms and conditions again and double check when the interest is paid, i.e. semi-annually for at maturity.
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Counting those banks/financial institutions that Captain not involved/promoting: BR, KFH, Affin, MBSB. I am with 3 of them except MBSB. biggrin.gif
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Counting those banks/financial institutions that Captain not involved/promoting: BR, KFH, Affin, MBSB. I am with 3 of them except MBSB.  biggrin.gif
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Please lah don't speak on my behalf, who says I don't promote Affin or KFH - if they got straight forward FD up to 12 months I do highlight. As for Affin, I have mentioned many times before in my blog - those who do not have the time to go chase after FD Promos, their 12 months board rate is really good.

As for KFH, did I mentioned before they exiting Malaysia?

As for MBSB, if one knows the history of MBSB in 2008-2009, they will be afraid to deposit a single sen with them tongue.gif

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Please lah don't speak on my behalf, who says I don't promote Affin or KFH - if they got straight forward FD up to 12 months I do highlight. As for Affin, I have mentioned many times before in my blog - those who do not have the time to go chase after FD Promos, their 12 months board rate is really good.

As for KFH, did I mentioned before they exiting Malaysia?

As for MBSB, if one knows the history of MBSB in 2008-2009, they will be afraid to deposit a single sen with them  tongue.gif
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Not speaking on your behalf la. Just noting your preference, based on what we observe only. I am not your spokesman. tongue.gif

Ha ha, note I said "not involved". You have mentioned that KFH you are not too sure of their business or mode of business. Of course now there are talks of KFH being sold to another bank ?

You also said:"I also don't promote Affin's FD most of the time too". Affin board rate is the highest for 1 year, I read it in your blog.

I also not with MBSB, with some concerns. biggrin.gif tongue.gif

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What happen to mbsb? I wasn't on lowyat forum then. Mind sharing?
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I don't think it was mentioned in LYN. The point is when one invest or deposit one's money with a financial institution, one should go do some homework. Same like playing stock, one should not go invest blindly but study about the company and who are the directors (back ground). Having said this, as long as you deposit up to RM250K that is covered by PIDM, your risk kind of minimal.

You are too young and have yet to see financial institution collapse during recession. And I can tell you the next one coming won't be pleasant. You want to see how bad things can be, go see Greece where it was once upon a time a very prosperous country.

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Gen-X, have a question for you. You said cash is king during recession. How can it be?. Look at Greece. Cash is not king for them now.

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I don't think it was mentioned in LYN. The point is when one invest or deposit one's money with a financial institution, one should go do some homework. Same like playing stock, one should not go invest blindly but study about the company and who are the directors (back ground). Having said this, as long as you deposit up to RM250K that is covered by PIDM, your risk kind of minimal.

You are too young and have yet to see financial institution collapse during recession. And I can tell you the next one coming won't be pleasant. You want to see how bad things can be, go see Greece where it was once upon a time a very prosperous country.
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When a local giant like Maybank goes kaput, does PIDM has enough fund to cover tiger's ass?
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What happen to mbsb? I wasn't on lowyat forum then. Mind sharing?
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I asked Affiin bank this afternoon, after we place the FD, those promo rates will not be changed regardless
of the OPR change. This Affin FD promo is still available.

RHB 4.21% for 1 year is extended to end of July

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Gen-X, have a question for you. You said cash is king during recession. How can it be?. Look at Greece. Cash is not king for them now.
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Bro, you really blur lah, Greece government got no cash that's why they are being bullied by the other EU nations.

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The Affin's Promo not mentioned by me does not mean it is no longer being offered. Most of the time I only mention straight forward FD promos up to 12 months unless the offer is super fantastic. You will also note I don't promote MBSB promos. I also don't promote Affin's FD most of the time too... you go read the terms and conditions again and double check when the interest is paid, i.e. semi-annually for at maturity.
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People are struggling to have enough cash at there!

Cash is the king at such situation.
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PIDM just cover 250K per account entity basis, it is not covering the entire bank liabilities.


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PIDM is supposed to cover all banks, not just MBB. In insurance terms (PIDM is a kind of insurance subscribed by banks), supposed to be able to. Note, "supposed". smile.gif

Add: as Cherroy mentioned just 250k, NOT all sums per acct entity basis. biggrin.gif

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PIDM is supposed to cover all banks, not just MBB. In insurance terms (PIDM is a kind of insurance subscribed by banks), supposed to be able to. Note, "supposed".  smile.gif

Add: as Cherroy mentioned just 250k, NOT all sums per acct entity basis.  biggrin.gif
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PIDM is a gov agency not ordinary private insurance company/body.
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From PIDM website:

http://www.pidm.gov.my/For-Public/Frequent...%28FAQs%29.aspx

Q1: What is Perbadanan Insurans Deposit Malaysia (PIDM)?
A: PIDM is a Government agency established under Akta Perbadanan Insurans Deposit Malaysia (Malaysia Deposit Insurance Corporation Act). PIDM was set up in 2005 to administer the Deposit Insurance System (DIS) aimed at protecting depositors.

Beginning 31 December 2010, PIDM’s role was expanded to administer the Takaful and Insurance Benefits Protection System (TIPS) to provide protection to owners of takaful certificates and insurance policies.

Within Malaysia, we are known as PIDM, being short for Perbadanan Insurans Deposit Malaysia. Internationally, we are also known as the Malaysia Deposit Insurance Corporation (MDIC).

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Bythe end of 2015, PIDM's Deposit Insurance Funds will amount to RM 1.2 billion and the Takaful and Insurance Benefits Protection Funds will total RM 1.3 billion.
In an unlikely event if Maybank goes kaput, PIDM also pening, though the protection is limited to RM250k per depositor per member bank.
Compare PIDM to 1MDB's liability, PIDM's funds is very much negligible.
Anyway, having PIDM protection is better then no recourse at all.



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Nice, the 4% interest rate for OCBC e-SmartSavers account is on par with that of fixed deposit account, without the need to hold the deposit for more than 6 months (a requirement for fixed deposit).

1) I have OCBC Easisave Saving Account and access to OCBC Internet Banking. If I have opened and activated OCBC e-SmartSavers account, can I access this account via Internet Banking, and can perform deposit and withdraw money to and from e-SmartSavers account; and transfer between my two OCBC saving account?

2) Is it possible that OCBC may revise 4% interest rate, should there be any change to OPR?

3) Is there an annual fee for this account?

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Nice, the 4% interest rate for OCBC e-SmartSavers account is on par with that of fixed deposit account, without the need to hold the deposit for more than 6 months (a requirement for fixed deposit).

1) I have OCBC Easisave Saving Account and access to OCBC Internet Banking. If I have opened and activated OCBC e-SmartSavers account, can I access this account via Internet Banking, and can perform deposit and withdraw money to and from e-SmartSavers account; and transfer between my two OCBC saving account?

2) Is it possible that OCBC may revise 4% interest rate, should there be any change to OPR?

3) Is there an annual fee for this account?
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The 4% is until 31st December 2015. After that it will go do to 3.05%. Any withdrawal of any amount from this account will drop the interest down to 0.5%. Need to deposit min RM1k to get the 3.05% although now all one need is maintain RM1000 and deposit minimum RM50/month to get 4%. More trouble than it is worth.

Better take the ambank true savers. 2.8% interest. Withdrawal will not have any effect Even with no deposit, one still earn 2.8%
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I did make a call to OCBC, the 4.0% is only for those that taking up the housing loan account with them within the promotion period.

Otherwise they will only give either 3.05% or 2.90%.

Can anyone help to confirm ?
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Hi Gen-X...

I think those with cash in hand is king... but even if you got cash in bank. ... u cant take the money out... that is why those with money in bank... does not feel like cash is king...

I think this is what the question originally mean...

QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jul 4 2015, 02:32 AM)
Bro, you really blur lah, Greece government got no cash that's why they are being bullied by the other EU nations.
I also want to know   sweat.gif
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QUOTE(kevyeoh @ Jul 5 2015, 10:37 AM)
Hi Gen-X...

I think those with cash in hand is king...  but even if you got cash in bank. ... u cant take the money out... that is why those with money in bank... does not feel like cash is king...

I think this is what the question originally mean...
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QUOTE(kevyeoh @ Jul 5 2015, 10:37 AM)
Hi Gen-X...

I think those with cash in hand is king...  but even if you got cash in bank. ... u cant take the money out... that is why those with money in bank... does not feel like cash is king...

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Yeah you are right Bro, maybe that's why our ancestors hide their money under the mattress tongue.gif

Bro, we were talking about recession... if one got cash, one can accumulate lots of assets at "low" prices. As for Greece, what they are facing now is worst than depression, like you said, got "cash" being so called stored electronically or on paper with a bank (but bank's vault empty) and they are only allowed to withdraw very minimal amount per day. So basically, they have no cash in hand.

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Bythe end of 2015, PIDM's Deposit Insurance Funds will amount to RM 1.2 billion and the Takaful and Insurance Benefits Protection Funds will total RM 1.3 billion.
In an unlikely event if Maybank goes kaput, PIDM also pening, though the protection is limited to RM250k per depositor per member bank.
Compare PIDM to 1MDB's liability, PIDM's funds is very much negligible.
Anyway, having PIDM protection is better then no recourse at all.
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RM1.2B/RM250K = 4800 accounts!!!!

Holy cow, if Maybank really go under, habis lah aku. I think I will change all my cash to physical gold and go bury it somewhere, haha.

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Standard Chartered Bank Saving Account Promo:

From now until 31 August 2015, earn attractive interest rates up to 3% p.a. on your JustOne savings account when you fulfil the requirements.

JustOne Personal Account: 2.25%
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jul 5 2015, 11:33 AM)

RM1.2B/RM250K = 4800 accounts!!!!

Holy cow, if Maybank really go under, habis lah aku. I think I will change all my cash to physical gold and go bury it somewhere, haha.
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Gold is KING !! Right time to buy some gold ? tongue.gif
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it depends if ppl is willing to recognize gold as a 'currency' or something with value...
afterall, you can't eat gold in times of depression...
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That is a scary scenario !  sweat.gif  sweat.gif

Gold is KING !! Right time to buy some gold ?  tongue.gif
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maybank now 4.17% - 12 months.
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Thanks Bro for the update.

I just called my Maybank's RM and yes, they are offering 6+6 months at 4.04% and 4.3% respectively.

And just in case anyone was wondering, minimum deposit for Maybank FD Promo is either RM20K or RM25K.

Maybank also have 3 Months FD Promo BUT bundled with Unit Trust, and since I not interested, I can't remember the interest rate.
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Thanks Bro for the update.

I just called my Maybank's RM and yes, they are offering 6+6 months at 4.04% and 4.3% respectively.

And just in case anyone was wondering, minimum deposit for Maybank FD Promo is either RM20K or RM25K.

Maybank also have 3 Months FD Promo BUT bundled with Unit Trust, and since I not interested, I can't remember the interest rate.
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hmm anyone seen the RHB flyer with 7% afor 3 months and 7.8% for 6 months FD rate?
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hmm anyone seen the RHB flyer with 7% afor 3 months and 7.8% for 6 months FD rate?
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Bundled with ASNB UT, 50/50 split. biggrin.gif
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Bundled with ASNB UT, 50/50 split.  biggrin.gif
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hmm i only saw this list here of the interest rate for most banks ...

i have this FD placement back in march or feb ... it says 2+2+2+1, which is 7% for Maybank...

just wondering is this 7% is truly 7%

and also wondering if the interest rate remains if it auto renews ...
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QUOTE(earl-ku @ Jul 6 2015, 12:02 PM)
hmm i only saw this list here of the interest rate for most banks ...

i have this FD placement back in march or feb ... it says 2+2+2+1, which is 7% for Maybank...

just wondering is this 7% is truly 7%

and also wondering if the interest rate remains if it auto renews ...
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Pure FD of 7% ?? Rather high if true normally some sort of promotion. Tenure of how long ?

If auto renew, normally goes back to board rate. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jul 6 2015, 10:08 AM)
Thanks Bro for the update.

I just called my Maybank's RM and yes, they are offering 6+6 months at 4.04% and 4.3% respectively.

And just in case anyone was wondering, minimum deposit for Maybank FD Promo is either RM20K or RM25K.

Maybank also have 3 Months FD Promo BUT bundled with Unit Trust, and since I not interested, I can't remember the interest rate.
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Just to add on. 4.17% effective as mentioned by the other guy. Min 25k for individual. Offer valid till 24th July 2015.

it's in the star paper today.
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Jul 3 2015, 04:57 PM)
bring 30k, they will open an Advance account for you, you can close it after 3 months
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Any fee or such if close after 3 months? They make you get a ATM Debit card?
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Any fee or such if close after 3 months? They make you get a ATM Debit card?
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Most banks if you close a CASA account within 90 days, a fee will be imposed.

As for HSBC Advance and Premier accounts, if one does not maintain the minimum AUD, one would be penalized.

Moreover, HSBC FD/TD Promos are only applicable to NEW Advance or Premier customers and you won't be able to enjoy future TD promotions, And if you refer to Post#1, you will notice that HSBC has one of the worst board rates for FD/TC. As such. if one has like less than RM50K for the Advance 3 months promo, one should really consider if it is worthwhile to go waste couple hours to open an account and then couple hours to close the Advance account after the promo tenure. Also add petrol and parking if applicable.

To all, I just updated Post#1. Still not many reporting new FD Promos for July 2015. Most banks are offering bundled FD promos with UT which I will not highlight in Post#1.

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jul 6 2015, 12:08 PM)
Pure FD of 7% ??  Rather high if true normally some sort of promotion. Tenure of how long ?

If auto renew, normally goes back to board rate.  biggrin.gif
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its a promo rate back then, it says 2+ 2 + 2 + 1% on the FD slip ...

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its a promo rate back then, it says 2+ 2 + 2 + 1% on the FD slip ...
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That is a scary scenario !  sweat.gif  sweat.gif

Gold is KING !! Right time to buy some gold ?  tongue.gif
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Those bought gold at peak price a few years ago, loss about 20~30%....   whistling.gif
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But those who bought Gold 5 years ago and sold at the peak made lots of money too biggrin.gif

Stock market, UT, Forex and other speculative investments - buy low sell high. Or for the braver ones, short selling also can make money biggrin.gif

FDs are for people who need the money to survive and not willing to take risk OR for those who have made their money on speculative investments and have enough of the thrills that comes with it, hahaha.

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More info: OCBC | Terms & Conditions

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Leng lui RM called inviting me to a dinner event on launching of a bond fund. RM's are more interested to sell UT. tongue.gif

Asked her on the Hugo Boss pen promo, she is NOT aware of it. doh.gif

I looked at the T & C. Looks like OCBC has updated the T & C instead of the one I saw on 1/7. Still 40k FD needed to get the pen but RM not aware of it. Bad job of OCBC that their staff not aware of promo. shakehead.gif doh.gif

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Asked her on the Hugo Boss pen promo, she is NOT aware of it.  doh.gif

I looked at the T & C. Looks like OCBC has updated the T & C instead of the one I saw on 1/7. Still 40k FD needed to get the pen but RM not aware of it. Bad job of OCBC that their staff not aware of promo.  shakehead.gif  doh.gif
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Bro, not only must deposit minimum RM40K, but you got to SMS to register and then fill in an online form. The pen will be delivered at a later date to the branch.
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But those who bought Gold 5 years ago and sold at the peak made lots of money too  biggrin.gif

Stock market, UT, Forex and other speculative investments - buy low sell high. Or for the braver ones, short selling also can make money  biggrin.gif

FDs are for people who need the money to survive and not willing to take risk OR for those who have made their money on speculative investments and have enough of the thrills that comes with it, hahaha.
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I guess Captain is more of:

for those who have made their money on speculative investments and have enough of the thrills that comes with it

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Bro, not only must deposit minimum RM40K, but you got to SMS to register and then fill in an online form. The pen will be delivered at a later date to the branch.
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Yes, I saw the website mentioning it. But the point is RM NOT aware of it. Same for the OCBC CNY Ang Pao promo, the leng lui also not aware of it. shakehead.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jul 6 2015, 06:40 PM)
I guess Captain is more of:

for those who have made their money on speculative investments and have enough of the thrills that comes with it

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Bro, once again don't speak on my behalf tongue.gif

Investing in the right stock at the right time AND selling it at the right time can make you a lots of money.

I will accumulate more stocks if the price is within my target sweat.gif And if I don't sell my existing shares now and we face a recession, I'll loose lot of money doh.gif

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jul 6 2015, 06:54 PM)
Bro, once again don't speak on my behalf  tongue.gif

Investing in the right stock at the right time can make you a lots of money.

I will accumulate more stocks if the price is within my target  sweat.gif And if I don't sell my existing shares now and we face a recession, I'll loose lot of money  doh.gif
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Aiya, how is that considered speaking for you ? tongue.gif I said: I guess. Just forming opinion which may be wrong about you. biggrin.gif

Oh, so now I know Captain still holding stocks. I thought you are holding almost all in FD's. How wrong I am. shakehead.gif doh.gif

I do need to follow suit as I also have shares and UT which may face the same issue. Timing is really key ! biggrin.gif tongue.gif

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jul 6 2015, 06:54 PM)
Bro, once again don't speak on my behalf  tongue.gif

Investing in the right stock at the right time AND selling it at the right time can make you a lots of money.

I will accumulate more stocks if the price is within my target  sweat.gif And if I don't sell my existing shares now and we face a recession, I'll loose lot of money  doh.gif
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uncle "chiak bui liow" also worry? brows.gif
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its a promo rate back then, it says 2+ 2 + 2 + 1% on the FD slip ...
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QUOTE(earl-ku @ Jul 6 2015, 12:02 PM)
hmm i only saw this list here of the interest rate for most banks ...

i have this FD placement back in march or feb ... it says 2+2+2+1, which is 7% for Maybank...

just wondering is this 7% is truly 7%

and also wondering if the interest rate remains if it auto renews ...
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QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jul 6 2015, 09:09 PM)
6 monthss 7%,no joke?
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Jul 6 2015, 09:10 PM)
6 months 7.8%p.a, you will need to put another half the funds into ASB though
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6 months 7.8%p.a, you will need to put another half the funds into ASB though
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Only RHB is doing the FD/UT bundle. The forumer said FD is in MBB. biggrin.gif
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Aiya, how is that considered speaking for you ?  tongue.gif I said: I guess. Just forming opinion which may be wrong about you.  biggrin.gif

Oh, so now I know Captain still holding stocks. I thought you are holding almost all in FD's. How wrong I am.  shakehead.gif  doh.gif

I do need to follow suit as I also have shares and UT which may face the same issue. Timing is really key !  biggrin.gif  tongue.gif
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Bro, I thought you been following my blog where I said after I retired IRB paid me (from my shares' dividends which were imposed 25% or 26% tax) enough to get my wife Channel and LV handbags. But starting last year... no more rebate/income from IRB cry.gif

QUOTE(sandkoh @ Jul 6 2015, 09:03 PM)
uncle "chiak bui liow" also worry? brows.gif
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hahaha. I did not say I'm worried but said I will loose money if recession comes (compared to if I don't sell them now) ... but then again, opportunity to buy at cheap prices during recession. Actually, if one buy the right shares during recession, the yearly dividend may work out better than FD.

Actually, I sold some shares two weeks back, bought them at RM1 many moons ago and paying about 10% dividend for years but it shot up to above RM6 recently, had to lock in profit. Today, price below RM6.

FD money reserved to pay children's tuition fee which may not be enough in few years time.... if I don't sell my shares where got cash go waste money on watches and jewellery wink.gif

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Just to add on. 4.17% effective as mentioned by the other guy. Min 25k for individual. Offer valid till 24th July 2015.

it's in the star paper today.
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Hi, can you please provide the name of this offer ?
I couldn't find info on this on the maybank website. Also can this be done online through M2U ?
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Just to add on. 4.17% effective as mentioned by the other guy. Min 25k for individual. Offer valid till 24th July 2015.

it's in the star paper today.
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Hi, can you please provide the name of this offer ?
I couldn't find info on this on the maybank website. Also can this be done online through M2U ?
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Hi, can you please provide the name of this offer ?
I couldn't find info on this on the maybank website. Also can this be done online through M2U ?
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Please read Post#1, it specifically states:

Notice / Disclaimer:-
Call & Visit the respective banks for confirmation & latest promotion.


Very seldom does Maybank, Alliance Bank, UOB and RHB advertised their FD/TD promos at their website unlike HLB, OCBC, PBB and AmBank.

And Maybank FD Promos must be done over the counter.

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Hi, im confused. let's say i deposit RM100k into FD (Maybank Promo now) which 12 (6 +6) Months Step Up - 4.04% and 4.3% . Effective Interest Rate 4.165%. Means i calculate interest based on 100K x 4.165% = RM4165? Or? Quite new on FD promo. If compared with OCBC, which it gives 4.2%? Means OCBC is better in term of FD rate?

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Hi, im confused. let's say i deposit RM100k into FD (Maybank Promo now) which 12 (6 +6) Months Step Up - 4.04% and 4.3% . Effective  Interest Rate 4.165%. Means i calculate interest based on 100K x 4.165% = RM4165? Or? Quite new on FD promo. If compared with OCBC, which it gives 4.2%? Means OCBC is better in term of FD rate?
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Yes. If got effective rates, you multiply with the effective rates. Depends on distance of bank, petrol, parking and bank staff. Is it worth your trip? For me I always go for the bank with highest effecive rates with PIDM protection. Cause all the banks are located next to each other. tongue.gif

If you are asking which bank I put, I tell you it is affin bank. 4.33% for 15months. No stupid deposit x% into CASA. Pure FD. rclxms.gif rclxm9.gif icon_idea.gif Just open an account with them so that upon maturity, principle + interest is credited into the account you opened. Not sure if it is still available.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jul 5 2015, 12:23 PM)
That is a scary scenario !  sweat.gif  sweat.gif

Gold is KING !! Right time to buy some gold ?  tongue.gif
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Gold price has gone up about 4% compared to about 1.5 months ago. With ringgit performing badly, the gold price comparatively have strengthen. With Greece crisis and 1MDB debt which may pull down the ringgit.

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