http://info.maybank2u.com.sg/eservices/per...g-malaysia.aspx
http://info.maybank2u.com.sg/pdf/deposits-...cation-form.pdf


To open a S$ iSAVvy Savings Account with Maybank Singapore, please visit any of the Maybank Malaysia
Branches or Premier Wealth Centres listed at the end of this Application Form, bringing with you, your NRIC for
verification purposes. The following documents are required to complete your application:
1. Original S$ iSAVvy Savings Account Application Form duly completed and signed
2. Photocopy of your NRIC (front and back)
For opening of a joint account, both you and your joint applicant are required to be present at the Branch at the
same time. Your joint applicant will also need to provide a photocopy of his/her NRIC (front and back).



Stumble upon this website. Anyone tried opening a MBB SG ac from M'sia?

In 2013 , i walk into MAYBANK SINGAPORE.. they require Working Permit. Thats why I ended up with DBS BANK.

Mbb malaysia can help you courier your docs to maybank sg, nothing more than that. I went to mbb tmn desa, this is what I was told. So it's easier to make a trip to sg.

To open a Standard Chartered Singapore eSavers Account and a Trading Account :-

1) Call Standard Chartered Singapore CS line at : 65-67477000.

2) In case the CS personnel refers you to their Online Equities Team, the number is : 65-62425333.

3) Ask them what documents you needed to bring along to open your accounts. Prepare those documents. Plan your trip down to Singapore.

4) Buy air-tickets - AirAsia or Tiger Airways. Fly down on the set day.

5) From Changi Airport, take the MRT to Raffles Place Station. Need to change train once at Tanah Merah Station.

6) You can walk from Raffles Place Station to the Standard Chartered Main Outlet at 1 Battery Road.

Done !!!

The cheapest way to do is in the above,... I don't get anything by doing this,.. perhaps good karma only,...

This post has been edited by Hansel: Nov 2 2016, 11:13 AM

Maybank is just around the corner, not much of queue either. Maybe can open accounts with both banks

i assume that during the weekend the bank doesn't open.

Yeah,... WJ,.. good point, since you're already there, walk over to Maybank too,... just try-lar,... no harm since you're already in SG. Makan at The Fullerton too,...

Lunch is stylish, behave like an English lord, the 'Singh' will treat you well,.....

Hmm,... I think the bank is opened on Saturday morning, not sure,... ask them when you call them,...

Maybank tower @Raffles opens half day Saturday. I'm low class a bit, always go to the nearby food court eat cheap food, it's even open of Sat morning

just kidding only bro, earlier,... I also makan at that food court around the bend of the road, the soup there is really nice and is a big serving,.....

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...house-owner-glp

Up 11.73% now!!

For the benefit of my thread-followers :-

1) If you use Maybank2U to do yr TT, the charge is ONLY RM10, but the limitation is you can only TT a maximum of RM10000 per day, PER ACCOUNT ! The rate you will have to use os the board rate on the Forex Rates webpage of Maybank2U.

2) If you wish to have a better rate, you need to use the TT Form, approach the branch, and the branch may help you to call Maybank Treasury to get a better rate. The amount TT'ed must be, normally, RM60000 and above. The charge here will be RM25.00 per TT.

3) If you TT to Maybank Singapore or to DBS, there is no charge at the receiving bank.

TT is NOT THE ONLY method to transfer funds out of the country. There are other creative ways, in order to get better rates, and to get lower charges.

We have other advantages compared to many countries, especially when compared against the western countries. the advantages are :-

1) We are NOT TAXED on our overseas income, hence, from whatever we make from our overseas investments, we don't have to pay taxes, LEGALLY.

We don't even have to declare on this income.

Many western countries impose taxes on worldwide income. The US is 'discouraging' American citizens from investing overseas.

2) The Gov't is no more discouraging us from sending funds overseas, unlike during that PM's time. It's more of a free economy now, this is one thing good abt the current leader.

3) We are near to a country that is now a worldwide financial hub, the culture is the same, the people are similar,... why not take the advantage to join in onto the bandwagon ?

No need to go far, bros,... just travel down 350 km only,....

Many people in the world wish to invest also can't find the above advantages, especially those from western countries, and those from the developed countries. Take the opportunity, bros,..... before the doors are closed.

starhub 3.23 CD.

u think starhub can maintain the 20 sen payout for next year too?

If dropped too,... might drop to 18 cts per year,....

if maintain 20 sen at current price div yield is above 6%... if 18 sen then above 5 %.. but just worry that later price might drop further cos the 4th telco...

Standby shopping list yo... turning red very fast...

Look at Manulife US REIT,.... US property assets will move,...

Those who invested into SG REITs and counters are now benefitting,...

Don't know why of this freefall now : http://finance.yahoo.com/chart/SGDMYR%3DX#...jp0cnVlfQ%3D%3D

I guess Ringgit oversold early morning

Now settling back...

we watch for next development.

Always knew this day would come,.. and it would come every now and then,... am relieved and glad I have holdings in a lot of other currencies of the world,...