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TSAh SiAnG
post Oct 5 2015, 08:20 PM, updated 10y ago

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Original FD Thread
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia v2
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia v3
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia v4
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia v5
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia v6.1
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia v7
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia v8
Fixed Deposit Rates in Malaysia v9

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We are not liable to any misinformation which might cause any financial or opportunity loss (which include FD rates & any others information).

Malaysia Major Commercial Banks and Foreign Banks Fixed Deposit / Time Deposit Rates as of 10 October 2015.

Bank 1 month 3 months 6 months 12 months Remarks
Affin Bank 3.25% 3.3% 3.40% 3.7%
Alliance Bank 3.15% 3.2% 3.25% 3.3% FD Gold 12 months 3.40% (Interest paid monthly)
AmBank 3.15 3.2% 3.25% 3.35%
Citibank 2.95% 3.10% 3.10% 3.20%
CIMB Bank 3.15% 3.2% 3.25% 3.30%
Hong Leong Bank 2.95% 3.00% 3.10% 3.30%
HSBC Bank 3.00% 3.10% 3.15% 3.30%
Maybank 3.15% 3.20% 3.25% 3.30%
OCBC Bank 2.90% 3.00% 3.05% 3.25%
RHB Bank 3.15% 3.20% 3.25% 3.45%
Public Bank 3.15% 3.20% 3.30% 3.35% PB Golden 50 Plus 12 months 3.45%
Standard Chartered Bank 2.95% 3.10% 3.15% 3.25%
UOB Bank 3.05% 3.10% 3.10% 3.30%


Fixed / Time Deposit and Savings Account Promotions November 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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Affin Bank - Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Promo until end of December 2015. - Contributed by wil-i-am.

4-6 months - 4.00%p.a.
12 months - 4.20%p.a.


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Affin Bank Year End Fixed Deposit Bonanza 2015 - Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Promo until end of December 2015. - Contributed by nbi

1 month - 4.05% pa
2 months - 4.10% pa
15 months - 4.60% pa


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Alliance Bank - e-Alliance Term Deposit-i. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Promo until 31 December 2015. - Contributed by wil-i-am.

6 months - 4.05%p.a.
9 months - 4.15%p.a.


Terms & Conditions

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Alliance Bank - Fixed Deposit & e-Fixed Deposit Campaign. Minimum Fresh Fund RM25K. Promo until 31 March 2016. - Contributed by ??!!

6 months - 4.25%p.a.
9 months - 4.35%p.a.


Fixed Deposit Campaign T&C | e-Fixed Deposit Campaign T&C

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CIMB Unfixed Deposit Special Interest Rates, Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 December 2015 - Contributed by poorman & cklimm

3 months - 4.10%p.a.
6 months - 4.20%p.a.
12 months - 4.30%p.a.

CIMB Page | Terms & Conditions

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Nov 2 2015, 08:21 PM)
Officially CIMB 12 mth is 4.2%. Getting to 4.3% probably need to ask. To 4.35% need approval from HQ. Did not ask or get flyer. Tomorrow will likely place another one (4.35%) there, already talk to the RM this evening. The 4.35% need some higher amount of principal. Will see if there is official flyer but likely to show 4.2% 12 mths.  biggrin.gif
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Hong Leong Bank Year End Fixed Deposit Promotion, Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 December 2015 - Contributed by cybpsych

1 month - 3.40%p.a.
3 months - 3.95%p.a.
12 months - 4.23%p.a.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Nov 26 2015, 04:14 PM)
Hong Leong Bank: Year End Fixed Deposit Promotion [ HLB | T&Cs (EN) | T&Cs (BM) | T&Cs (CN) ]
1 Nov 2015 - 31 Dec 2015

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Hong Leong Islamic Bank Term Deposit-i Promotion, Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 December 2015 - Contributed by cybpsych

6 months 4.05%p.a.
12 months 4.20%p.a.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Nov 1 2015, 03:59 PM)
Hong Leong Islamic Bank Term Deposit-i [ HLISB | T&Cs ]

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Mach by Hong Leong FD. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 December 2015. - Contributed by cklimm

1 month 3.40%p.a.
3 months 3.95%p.a.


Terms & Conditions

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HSBC Advance Term Deposit-i - Minimum Fresh Fund RM5K, Maximum RM30K. Valid until 31 December 2015 - Contributed by cklimm

3 Months - 5% p.a.

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MAYBANK - Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 15 January 2016.
- Not covered by PIDM and the capital is not guaranteed.

12 months - 4.5%p.a.

Campaign Fact Sheet | Terms & Conditions | Product Disclosure Sheet

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MAYBANK - Minimum Fresh Fund RM25K. Valid until 31 December 2015.
-Contributed by cybpsych

1 month - 3.6%p.a.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Dec 5 2015, 08:56 AM)
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Maybank FD Countdown 1 [ MBB | T&Cs ]

Enjoy awesome rates with a minimum fresh deposit of RM25,000 for Individual customers or RM50,000 for SME/Business Banking customers in a single certificate on our 1 month Fixed Deposit.

Offer is open to Maybank customers and is applicable for Conventional Fixed Deposit placement of fresh funds made over the counter only at any Maybank branch in Malaysia. The campaign is valid from now till 31st Dec 2015 or upon reaching the overall limit, whichever is earlier. *Should there be an Overnight Policy Rate change, the offer rates may be revised.

Campaign Rates are as follows:

TenureCampaign Rates (%p.a)Prevailing Board Rate (%p.a)
1 month3.603.15
*Should there be any Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) change; the offer rates may be revised.
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MAYBANK - Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 December 2015.
-Contributed by wil-i-am

6 months - 4.17%p.a.

QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Dec 5 2015, 12:39 PM)
Just back from weekend banking at Maybank
They offer 2 promos:-
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a. 1 mth @ 3.60%
b. Min RM25k
c. Fresh funds
d. Valid till 31/12/2015

2.
a. Tier interest
b. 1st - 2 mths @ 3.40%
    3rd - 4 mths @ 3.60%
    5th mth @ 5.00%
    6th mth @ 6.00%
c. Effective rate is 4.17%
d. Min RM10k fresh funds
e. Valid till 31/12/2015
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OCBC Bank - FD Promos. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 December 2015. - Contributed by familyfirst

6 months - 4.3% p.a.
12 months - 4.5% p.a.


QUOTE(familyfirst @ Nov 5 2015, 10:28 AM)
Super deal from OCBC.     Pure FD.  No string attached and no investment linked.

6m @ 4.3%
12m @ 4.5% !!!!

Valid for fresh funds min 10k.    Valid till 31 Dec or when quota reached.
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PUBLIC BANK - PB Bonus Reward Campaign. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 December 2015. Contributed by Nom-el

4 months - 4.175% p.a.

Terms & Conditions for customers who participate from 11 November 2015 onwards

Terms & Conditions for customers who participated prior to 11 November 2015

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PB FD XTRA Campaign. Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K. Valid until 31 December 2015 - Contributed by starry & cybpsych

12 months - 4.3%p.a.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Nov 11 2015, 05:07 PM)
- Click here for Terms & Conditions (for customers who participate from 11 November 2015 onwards) (PDF format, 49kb)
- Click here for Terms & Conditions (for customers who participated prior to 11 November 2015) (PDF format, 49kb)

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RHB Bank. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. - Contributed by Avangelice

3 Months - 4.2% p.a. - Valid until 31 January 2016
15 months - 4.4% p.a. - Valid until 31 March 2016

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UOB BANK - FD Promos. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 December 2015. Contributed by bbgoat.

3 months - 3.85% p.a.
5 months - 4.0% p.a.
8 months - 4.1% p.a.
12 months - 4.25% p.a.


Flyer

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UOB BANK - FD Promos Contributed by cherroy.

6 months - 4.2% p.a.
12 months - 4.4% p.a.


QUOTE(cherroy @ Nov 24 2015, 03:10 PM)
Just know that UOB comes out with a better rate for
12 months at 4.4%.
6 months 4.2%.
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UOB BANK - FD Promos.Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 December 2015. Contributed by Nom-el.

3 months - 4.15% p.a.

QUOTE(Nom-el @ Dec 4 2015, 04:05 PM)
Since no one has reported on this yet, here are some FD promos: -

UOB 3 months - 4.15% p.a.
Min 10k fresh fund

All promos end 31/12.
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Bank Simpanan Nasional FD. Valid until 31 December 2015 - Contributed by cklimm

1 month - 3.2% p.a.
6 months - 3.3% p.a.
9 months - 3.5% p.a.
12 months - 4.0% p.a.


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Bank Rakyat FD. Fresh Fund RM10k. Valid until 6 January 2016 - Contributed by cklimm

12 months for 4.15% p.a.

Terms & Conditions

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Bank Muamalat Fixed Term Account-i (FTA-i) Short-Term Campaign : “Wang Besar!2 – Step Up” AND “Wang Besar!2 – 3o6” - Valid until 11 January 2016 - Contributed by cklimm

WB2-Step Up - 6 Months effective rate = 3.95%p.a.
Minimum Fresh Fund: RM1,000 up to RM4,999,999.99

1st 3 months Placement - 3.90%
Next 3 months Placement - 4.00%

WB2-3o6
Minimum Fresh Fund: RM5,000,000

3 months Placement - 3.95%
6 months Placement - 4.10%


Terms and Conditions | PIDM Register

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MBSB - Minimum Fresh Fund RM1K. Valid until 31 December 2015.

18 months - 4.5%p.a.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 30 2015, 10:19 AM)
MBSB Mega Splendid Deals

Flyer | T&Cs

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Bank Rakyat Term Deposit Account-i - Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K. Valid until 31 December 2015. - Contributed by wil-i-am & bbgoat

12 months - 4.3%p.a.

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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:-

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Was in BR again today. Asked the question. For monthly interest the FD has to be min 6 months.


eFD or eTD.Contributed by Nom-el

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Banks that offer true eFD (can do placement & uplift online)
i) AmBank
ii) AmBank Islamic - Minimum Fund for 1 month = RM1,000, Rate: 3.15%p.a.
iii) RHB
iv) Maybank
v) CIMB
vi) Alliance Bank
vii) Hong Leong
viii) UOB
ix) 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.


Contributed by ikanbilis
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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.


Bank Rakyat introduces Xclusive membership card - New added by okuribito on 20 November

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Banks that pay interest for non-working days
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
Kuwait Finance House

Banks that do not pay interest for non-working days(after FD maturity date eg Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays)
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)

Charges for issuance of Banker's cheque - Contributed by bbgoat

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As to banker's cheque (for FD related),

For MBB, charge is free before, now is RM0.53 per banker's cheque from FD.

For PBB, charge is RM0.68 deduct from FD principal. If not RM6 !!


New IBG Transfer Timing - Updated by gchowyh on 16 December 2014

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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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at last a proper thread, do update regularly

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Ah SiAnG, you forget to add cimb efd 3 months at 4%. Min rm10k. Don't know until when.
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Ah SiAnG, you forget to add cimb efd 3 months at 4%. Min rm10k. Don't know until when.
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Wa, you guys are fast. Anyway today I did go into the MBB 12 mth 4.5% deal. rclxms.gif


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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 5 2015, 09:50 PM)
Wa, you guys are fast. Anyway today I did go into the MBB 12 mth 4.5% deal.  rclxms.gif
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cool, and i just back from OCBC, claimed my Hugo Boss Pen for FD promo in july

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guys, so now the best fd is MBB ?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 5 2015, 09:50 PM)
Wa, you guys are fast. Anyway today I did go into the MBB 12 mth 4.5% deal.  rclxms.gif
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Unker no scared meh? Capital and returns not guaranteed. Later no CD because of Maybank. tongue.gif
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QUOTE(KTCY @ Oct 5 2015, 10:01 PM)
guys, so now the best fd is MBB ?
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Capital and returns not guaranteed. Short term cimb efd at 4% for 3 months.
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Wa, you guys are fast. Anyway today I did go into the MBB 12 mth 4.5% deal.  rclxms.gif
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Maybank furnish cert or agrt for the placement?
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For HL 15 mth 4.26%, the minimum was raised to 50k (from 10k). Got the news from the HL branch that I placed the FD.

Heard it is very popular so they raised the minimum deposit. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(cklimm @ Oct 5 2015, 09:55 PM)
cool, and i just back from OCBC, claimed my Hugo Boss Pen for FD promo in july

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What are the TnC to get this pen? Any website link?
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 5 2015, 10:03 PM)
Unker no scared meh? Capital and returns not guaranteed. Later no CD because of Maybank. tongue.gif
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Tun scare meh ? tongue.gif laugh.gif

Tun still playing ASNB, not scare meh ?

ASNB risk will be higher than the MBB GIA-i. Ha ha ha. Then you will lose your student fees and have to work with the CD's. laugh.gif


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QUOTE(knwong @ Oct 5 2015, 10:15 PM)
What are the TnC to get this pen? Any website link?
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This promo was held in July, its expired.
But there is a FD promo for luggage though
https://ringgitplus.com/en/fixed-deposit/OC...posit-Deal.html
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 5 2015, 10:14 PM)
For RHB 15 mth 4.26%, the minimum was raised to 50k (from 10k). Got the news from the RHB branch that I placed the FD.

Heard it is very popular so they raised the minimum deposit.  biggrin.gif
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bbgoat RHB got promo for 15 months @ 4.26%p.a.?
or you meant HLBB?
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Wa, you guys are fast. Anyway today I did go into the MBB 12 mth 4.5% deal.  rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Oct 5 2015, 10:12 PM)
Maybank furnish cert or agrt for the placement?
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It is a new account. But can deposit the monthly interest into my Wadiah account. Yes a cert was given. No profit rate shown just profit ratio of 30/70 shown. biggrin.gif

Those that are scare of this one, still can go into ASNB. doh.gif

If MBB or its Islamic subsidiary can get into problem, what of other banks in M'sia. Ha ha ha ! tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Ah SiAnG @ Oct 5 2015, 10:19 PM)
bbgoat RHB got promo for 15 months @ 4.26%p.a.?
or you meant HLBB?
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Oh, boy, it is HL. biggrin.gif
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Oh, boy, it is HL.  biggrin.gif
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Today was in RHB (no wonder mentioned them shakehead.gif ) to uplift FD. The BC costs me RM5.80 ! doh.gif

MBB allowed me to add in personal cheque with the BC for the 4.5% promo. Effective date today. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Ah SiAnG @ Oct 5 2015, 10:25 PM)
Updated at Post #2
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Thanks for the earlier correction (my error). notworthy.gif

But as to raise to 50k, not sure it is the Penang branch that I am using. This HL promotion seems to be special as not all branches are having it. So just be aware of it but can always ask the branch that nears you, maybe they are still using 10k as minimum. biggrin.gif
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cool, and i just back from OCBC, claimed my Hugo Boss Pen for FD promo in july
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Thanks for the update. You collected it from the branch ? They called you I presume. hmm.gif

Then have to go and get mine also. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 5 2015, 10:21 PM)
It is a new account. But can deposit the monthly interest into my Wadiah account. Yes a cert was given. No profit rate shown just profit ratio of 30/70 shown.  biggrin.gif

Those that are scare of this one, still can go into ASNB. doh.gif

If MBB or its Islamic subsidiary can get into problem, what of other banks in M'sia. Ha ha ha ! tongue.gif
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Did u check with the BM whether the response is gud or bad?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 5 2015, 10:17 PM)
Tun scare meh ?  tongue.gif  laugh.gif

Tun still playing ASNB, not scare meh ?

ASNB risk will be higher than the MBB GIA-i. Ha ha ha. Then you will lose your student fees and have to work with the CD's.  laugh.gif
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Er, unkle goat, didn't you know PNB just recently declare asnb "national intereet". I play only ASX FP. tongue.gif

If Unker scared, Unker can always play ASX FP, for one month. Put in 1 month before dividend declare (say date of supposed declare = 1/4/2016) Put in no later than 1/3/2016. In one month time dividend profit of 6.X%. After that just leave rm100 inside there. Withdraw the rest out.

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Am Bank FD Promo
(1) 2 months 3.7% - end Nov
(2) 5 months 4.0% - end Nov
(3) 12 months 4.2% - end Nov
(4) 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

All min RM 10k

For (3) & (4), 50 years old and above can get monthly interest

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Received 5.2% return (every 3 mths) from CIMB Callable Klibor. rclxms.gif

So far so good. tongue.gif
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Received 5.2% return (every 3 mths) from CIMB Callable Klibor.  rclxms.gif

So far so good.  tongue.gif
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QUOTE(yygo @ Oct 6 2015, 08:34 AM)
unkle goat, did u hear a kiddo saying u no scare meh? laugh.gif  tongue.gif
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Haiyoo, Unker goat hnwi, that one little bit of money to him. Like drop in the ocean. biggrin.gif So what to scared. Poor fag like me ya la scared.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 6 2015, 08:31 AM)
Received 5.2% return (every 3 mths) from CIMB Callable Klibor.  rclxms.gif

So far so good.  tongue.gif
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Mine one already being recalled prematurely by the bank. vmad.gif

This is the disadvantage of invested into "callable" product.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 6 2015, 08:29 AM)
Am Bank FD Promo
(1) 2 months 3.7% - end Nov
(2) 5 months 4.0% - end Nov
(3) 12 months 4.2% - end Nov
(4) 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

All min RM 10k

For (3) & (4), 50 years old and above can get monthly interest
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5 years 4.55%p.a with pidm, gonna beat the crap outta BR and BSN brows.gif
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5 years 4.55%p.a with pidm, gonna beat the crap outta BR and BSN  brows.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 6 2015, 08:31 AM)
Received 5.2% return (every 3 mths) from CIMB Callable Klibor.  rclxms.gif

So far so good.  tongue.gif
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Noob here. How this work? Saw from the web min 65k and add up 5k in future?
Care to explain?
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 6 2015, 08:47 AM)
Haiyoo, Unker goat hnwi, that one little bit of money to him. Like drop in the ocean. biggrin.gif So what to scared. Poor fag like me ya la scared.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 6 2015, 08:29 AM)
Am Bank FD Promo
(1) 2 months 3.7% - end Nov
(2) 5 months 4.0% - end Nov
(3) 12 months 4.2% - end Nov
(4) 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

All min RM 10k

For (3) & (4), 50 years old and above can get monthly interest
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May i know what's the name of the FD?

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 6 2015, 08:29 AM)
Am Bank FD Promo
(1) 2 months 3.7% - end Nov
(2) 5 months 4.0% - end Nov
(3) 12 months 4.2% - end Nov
(4) 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

All min RM 10k

For (3) & (4), 50 years old and above can get monthly interest
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some one calculated 4.2% yearly interest compounded to 5 years is 4.5% also, rite? hmm.gif hmm.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 6 2015, 05:07 AM)
Er, unkle goat, didn't you know PNB just recently declare asnb "national intereet". I play only ASX FP. tongue.gif

If Unker scared, Unker can always play ASX FP, for one month. Put in 1 month before dividend declare (say date of supposed declare = 1/4/2016) Put in no later than 1/3/2016. In one month time dividend profit of 6.X%. After that just leave rm100 inside there. Withdraw the rest out.
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laugh.gif Tun, did you sense that I am scared ?? tongue.gif

If you are a real student, which I doubt, you better go and do more study first. Ha ha ha. You have been spending too much time in forums !! laugh.gif tongue.gif
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Oct 6 2015, 09:37 AM)
Mine one already being recalled prematurely by the bank.  vmad.gif

This is the disadvantage of invested into "callable" product.
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Actually I was hoping that they would recall mine also ! cry.gif 10 years and now about 3 years passed only. The previous one with return of 5.6% (I think) was recalled after 1 year plus. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(KTCY @ Oct 6 2015, 11:53 AM)
Noob here. How this work? Saw from the web min 65k and add up 5k in future?
Care to explain?
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It is not an FD so I should not spent too much time in here on it. It was discussed few times here in previous versions. There is a risk as well that you may not get any interest (hearing someone saying, you no scare meh tongue.gif ). biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 6 2015, 12:13 PM)
laugh.gif Tun, did you sense that I am scared ??  tongue.gif

If you are a real student, which I doubt, you better go and do more study first. Ha ha ha. You have been spending too much time in forums !!  laugh.gif  tongue.gif
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Like I said, Unker not scared what. The amount is like a drop in the ocean for Unker goat. tongue.gif

Actually you are right. I spend too much time in LYN forum. sad.gif Already said student. But up to Unker want to believe or not.

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Actually I was hoping that they would recall mine also !  cry.gif 10 years and now about 3 years passed only. The previous one with return of 5.6% (I think) was recalled after 1 year plus.  biggrin.gif
It is not an FD so I should not spent too much time in here on it. It was discussed few times here in previous versions. There is a risk as well that you may not get any interest (hearing someone saying, you no scare meh  tongue.gif ).  biggrin.gif
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Lol. Investment always come with a risk.
I'm fine with it..tell me more lol.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 6 2015, 08:29 AM)
Am Bank FD Promo
(4) 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct
For (3) & (4), 50 years old and above can get monthly interest
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5 years 4.55% + monthly interest means we can uplift anytime with very minimal loss on the interest (the most lose 1 month). This is better than SCB 4.5% promo!

If only 1 joint account holder is above 50 years old, still can get monthly interest?

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5 years 4.55% + monthly interest means we can uplift anytime with very minimal loss on the interest (the most lose 1 month). This is better than SCB 4.5% promo!

If only 1 joint account holder is above 50 years old, still can get monthly interest?
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Like that sure bank will deduct your principal.
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Like that sure bank will deduct your principal.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 6 2015, 08:29 AM)
Am Bank FD Promo
(1) 2 months 3.7% - end Nov
(2) 5 months 4.0% - end Nov
(3) 12 months 4.2% - end Nov
(4) 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

All min RM 10k

For (3) & (4), 50 years old and above can get monthly interest
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Is the 5 years one for priority customer the rates?
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Unless there is a term specifying so  hmm.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 6 2015, 12:57 PM)
Banks will not let you win. Sure got some way for them to cover their loss. Like that people remove after 1 year, sure rugi. FDs are liabilities to banks.
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Is the 5 years one for priority customer the rates?
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If only 1 joint account holder is above 50 years old, still can get monthly interest?
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 6 2015, 08:29 AM)
Am Bank FD Promo
(1) 2 months 3.7% - end Nov
(2) 5 months 4.0% - end Nov
(3) 12 months 4.2% - end Nov
(4) 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

All min RM 10k

For (3) & (4), 50 years old and above can get monthly interest
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Last week Thursday when I placed for the AmBank 12 mth 4.2%, the 5 yr 4.55% was not announced yet. Last Dec to Jan 2015 I have already placed for their 3 years 4.5% FD.

Wonder if I should lock in for the 5 years one. So far do not have 5 yrs one. hmm.gif

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Actually you are right. I spend too much time in LYN forum. sad.gif Already said student. But up to Unker want to believe or not.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 6 2015, 08:31 AM)
Received 5.2% return (every 3 mths) from CIMB Callable Klibor.  rclxms.gif

So far so good.  tongue.gif
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Wow , not bad...
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I asked the mbb gia thing already. The assistant manager say capital guarantee LOL!
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I asked the mbb gia thing already. The assistant manager say capital guarantee LOL!
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I did mention that one of the branch told me capital guaranteed by MBB. tongue.gif But another branch's manager told me it is not. Anyway it shows how diff branch sometimes interpret promotions differently.

They have a 4 or 5 page "internal use only" document and some MBB staff may interpret it differently. I showed one page 2 days ago. biggrin.gif

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cool, and i just back from OCBC, claimed my Hugo Boss Pen for FD promo in july

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 6 2015, 05:31 PM)
I did mention that one of the branch told me capital guaranteed by MBB.  tongue.gif But another branch's manager told me it is not. Anyway it shows how diff branch sometimes interpret promotions differently.

They have a 4 or 5 page "internal use only" document and some MBB staff may interpret it differently. I showed one page 2 days ago.  biggrin.gif
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The principal r not guarantee
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/WebBank/giai300915_PDSterm.pdf
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Oct 6 2015, 07:19 PM)
I have mentioned before that the capital and return is NOT guaranteed. biggrin.gif

I think this is not the one (attached pdf) that is currently promoted, but similar in nature. MBB manager told me the current one is the highest return so far at 12 mth and effective rate of 4.5%. biggrin.gif

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what is meant by semi annual interest?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 6 2015, 07:40 PM)
I have mentioned before that the capital and return is NOT guaranteed.  biggrin.gif

I think this is not the one (attached pdf) that is currently promoted, but similar in nature. MBB manager told me the current one is the highest return so far at 12 mth and effective rate of 4.5%.  biggrin.gif
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2 separate fd promo, similarly but not same?

hmm I heard mbb published heavily on newspaper too. same rate as published.
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QUOTE(HL_O @ Oct 6 2015, 10:29 PM)
what is meant by semi annual interest?
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= interest every 6 months

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 6 2015, 10:30 PM)
2 separate fd promo, similarly but not same?

hmm I heard mbb published heavily on newspaper too. same rate as published.
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The current one is 12 mth eff rate 4.5% (step-up). biggrin.gif



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Cimb eFD 3 months 4%, anyone have the full tnc?
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Cimb eFD 3 months 4%, anyone have the full tnc?
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Read tis
http://www.cimbclicks.com.my/form/T&C_eFD_...PA_Campaign.pdf
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 4 2015, 08:17 PM)
OK guys, attach one page on the MBB general investment i 12 mth, effective 4.5%, monthly interest:

This is the only page MBB Manager allowed me to have.  tongue.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 6 2015, 10:35 PM)
The current one is 12 mth eff rate 4.5% (step-up).  biggrin.gif
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the one you attached also GIA and step-up wor. what are the differences leh?
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Gia = step up 4.5%
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the one you attached also GIA and step-up wor. what are the differences leh?
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Ai, no difference lah. MBB is currently promoting GIA-i step-up 12 mth 4.5% (diff from other FD product that are currently being promoted by MBB). No complication. shakehead.gif

The one Wiliam attached I think is a similar GIA-i product but I think it is for illustration only, probably an older product. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 7 2015, 08:38 AM)
Ai, no difference lah. MBB is currently promoting GIA-i step-up 12 mth 4.5% (diff from other FD product that are currently being promoted). No complication.  shakehead.gif

The one Wiliam attached I think is a similar GIA-i product but I think it is for illustration only, probably an older product.  biggrin.gif
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orite notworthy.gif gonna visit mbb soon thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 7 2015, 08:49 AM)
orite   notworthy.gif gonna visit mbb soon  thumbup.gif
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If you can take some risk slightly higher than FD (FD also have small risk especially if the capital is >250k in one single acct tongue.gif ), then I think it is a good deal. Also short term and can terminate any month within the 12 mth period. thumbup.gif rclxms.gif

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Gonna park some money with CIMB, eFD hassle free too...

T&C below:
The Promotional Rate is applicable for one (1) cycle of 3 Month eFD placement only.

I assume this means i can only place one time irregardless of the amount... is my interpretation correct?
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Oct 7 2015, 09:03 AM)
Gonna park some money with CIMB, eFD hassle free too...

T&C below:
The Promotional Rate is applicable for one (1) cycle of 3 Month eFD placement only.

I assume this means i can only place one time irregardless of the amount... is my interpretation correct?
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Yes
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 7 2015, 08:52 AM)
If you can take some risk slightly higher than FD (FD also have small risk especially if the capital is >250k  tongue.gif ), then I think it is a good deal. Also short term and can terminate any month within the 12 mth period.  thumbup.gif  rclxms.gif
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since it's from Maybank, i think still acceptable for the slightly higher risk.

the campaign target is RM3bil, may increase to RM5bil if the campaign is successful. they have RM3bil stake to achieve capital preservation and steady returns. smile.gif

just a noobie view.
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Oct 7 2015, 09:03 AM)
Gonna park some money with CIMB, eFD hassle free too...

T&C below:
The Promotional Rate is applicable for one (1) cycle of 3 Month eFD placement only.

I assume this means i can only place one time irregardless of the amount... is my interpretation correct?
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No,
placed few with cimb eFD and they give 4%.
i think what they meant is the next renewal will return to normal rate.
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No,
placed few with cimb eFD and they give 4%.
i think what they meant is the next renewal will return to normal rate.
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Can we set the instructions to auto credit to our account upon maturity?
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Can we set the instructions to auto credit to our account upon maturity?
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The CIMB e-FD not necessary fresh fund. Can be taken from your own CIMB account to create the FD cert
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The CIMB e-FD not necessary fresh fund. Can be taken from your own CIMB account to create the FD cert
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But can auto credit to our account upon maturity?
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But can auto credit to our account upon maturity?
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since u always promote cimb efd @ 4% 3mth why not u try the page in cimb clicks?
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the cimb wan a.. 3 month later can withdraw or need to put 1 year but only 1st 3 month is 4% there rest is 3.2%?

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QUOTE(yahiko @ Oct 7 2015, 11:24 AM)
the cimb wan a.. 3 month later can withdraw or need to put 1 year but only 1st 3 month is 4% there rest is 3.2%?
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read the T&Cs.

4% is for 3-month tenure only. upon maturity, renew again to board rate, 3.2%
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read the T&Cs.

4% is for 3-month tenure only. upon maturity, renew again to board rate, 3.2%
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Malaysian banks race to pin down fleeing deposits
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/314813
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Bank deposits in Malaysia are growing at their slowest pace in more than a decade as retail funds flee to higher-yielding avenues, weakening banks' buffers against any unforeseen funding needs at a time when the economy is losing steam.

Total deposits at commercial banks rose 4.8 percent in July, the least since September 2002, according to the latest central bank data. Growth is expected to slacken further, with banks offering unattractive interest rates of 3.1 to 4.0 percent per annum. Those rates are barely above the inflation rate of around 3.0. Most Malaysians still prefer property, equities and other investments than deposits, say analysts.

As deposits slow, banks' loans-to-deposits ratio - a measure of their liquidity - crept to a record 89.3 percent at the end of July. Some of the bigger lenders such as Malayan Banking Bhd are currently operating at loan-to-deposit ratios above 85-90 percent, according to analysts. They expect the sector-wide ratio to rise further and liquidity to tighten, even as loan growth in the Southeast Asian country slows due to a weaker economy.

Banks have not been idle. They have been raising interest rates after the central bank increased its overnight policy rate by 25 basis points to 3.25 percent in July last year. Competition has also kicked up a notch ahead of a 2019 deadline to comply with Basel III capital requirements. As banks raise interest rates to attract deposits, net interest margins - or the difference between what banks pay on deposits and receive for loans - will suffer, analysts warn.

"We do not discount the possibility of these banks paying up (raising rates) for deposits, and this would be negative even for banks with more liquid balance sheets, as these banks would likely need to pay up for deposits as well, in order to defend their market share," an analyst with RHB, a Kuala Lumpur-based bank, told Reuters.

Good rates coming?
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Can. I just did that

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Maximum 3 month, I think it will credit back to our account. Not sure but just give it a try and wait for 3 moth later see what happen
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Can open via cimbclick? i try to see if there is any package to choose when clicking the FD open account. anyone tried?
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You have to click on the promotion then it will guide you to cimbclicks login and a special rate 4% will appear

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Looks like u cant do it.. the option only to credit interest to account or principal.

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Can open via cimbclick? i try to see if there is any package to choose when clicking the FD open account. anyone tried?
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yes u can...u have to do it from the promo link...
if from normal cimb click, it will show 3.2%
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 7 2015, 11:21 AM)
since u always promote cimb efd @ 4% 3mth why not u try the page in cimb clicks?
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Since when I promote cimb efd? Planning to put this but if cannot auto-credit and cannot upliftupon maturity, then I put elsewhere. I only promote ambank Truesavers. tongue.gif

QUOTE(yahiko @ Oct 7 2015, 11:24 AM)
the cimb wan a.. 3 month later can withdraw or need to put 1 year but only 1st 3 month is 4% there rest is 3.2%?
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Should be able. I myself don't know

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Since when I promote cimb efd? Planning to put this but if cannot auto-credit and cannot upliftupon maturity, then I put elsewhere. I only promote ambank Truesavers. tongue.gif
Should be able. I myself don't know
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should be able to uplift anytime... the uplift button is there drool.gif
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More good news for FD depositors in the future.
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...leeing-deposits rclxms.gif
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1) 4.55% pa for 60 months
2) Campaign Period: 10/09/2015 till 31/10/2015 OR upon reaching RM500 million whichever comes first
3 )Minimum placement: RM10k - Individual, RM20k - Non Individual, RM250k - Wholesale Banking

For FD Am50Plus, the monthly interest must be credited to the Primary account holder's account.

http://www.ambank.com.my/ambank/SiteAssets...onthsTnCEng.pdf

4.4 The Eligible Customer will not be entitled for any interest/profit whatsoever if the Eligible
Customer makes an early withdrawal before the completion of three (3) months from the
date of placement. If the Eligible Customer makes an early withdrawal after completion of
three (3) months from the date of placement, the interest/profit payable will be half (50%) of
the Bank’s contracted rate based on completed months on the principal amount only.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 7 2015, 01:18 PM)
More good news for FD depositors in the future.
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...leeing-deposits rclxms.gif
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Thanks for sharing
However, tis have been shared earlier at post #85

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Am Bank FD Promo
(1) 2 months 3.7% - end Nov
(2) 5 months 4.0% - end Nov
(3) 12 months 4.2% - end Nov
(4) 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

All min RM 10k

For (3) & (4), 50 years old and above can get monthly interest
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Wow, that is certainly one good deal for 5-year FD.

Surely will give BR a run for their money. But the promo runs until the end of October only, so probably won't do much damage to BR's ego biggrin.gif

So, I assume BR will be a sitting duck until October ends & do nothing to counter AmBank's promo.

If only AmBank could extend the duration of its promo or make the 4.55% as its board rate, then we will have one mouthwatering duel laugh.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 7 2015, 11:17 AM)
But can auto credit to our account upon maturity?
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No, you can only choose to credit the interest earned to your account or back to your principal.
If you just want to place it for 3 months, best is to put a reminder in your phone and uplift the FD on the maturity date.

I think the normal non-promo eFDs also like that. All my eFD placements with CIMB are auto-renewed unless I uplift them.

QUOTE(yahiko @ Oct 7 2015, 11:29 AM)
Can open via cimbclick? i try to see if there is any package to choose when clicking the FD open account. anyone tried?
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www.cimbclicks.com.my/fdpromo
That's the link in their T&C in the FD placement page. It'll prompt for you to login to your CIMB account from there.

Just did a placement for this promo.
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Gift received from HL on the FD placement made last week. 15 mth eff rate 4.26%.  biggrin.gif
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wow, thermos+botol, it must be a huge amount to get such freebies from that kiamsiap bank
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Last year received 3 tier food container from HL.

Last week AmBank gave me an umbrella & water tumbler for the 12 mth 4.2%. I think the HL one is better. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 7 2015, 05:01 PM)
Last year received 3 tier food container from HL.

Last week AmBank gave me an umbrella & water tumbler for the 12 mth 4.2%. I think the HL one is better.  biggrin.gif
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The gift from AmBank is standard or on case-to-case basis?
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Hard to say. tongue.gif BR is almost like std if you know how to ask. AmBank wise would depends. For some it may be std. biggrin.gif
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Gift received from HL on the FD placement made last week. 15 mth eff rate 4.26%.  biggrin.gif
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WHich branch have such gift ?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 7 2015, 05:01 PM)
Last year received 3 tier food container from HL.

Last week AmBank gave me an umbrella & water tumbler for the 12 mth 4.2%. I think the HL one is better.  biggrin.gif
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WHich branch have such gift ?
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I think you don't need to ask which branch. Most important is whether you got the cash to match unker goat's deposit or not. tongue.gif

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I think you don't need to ask which branch. Most important is whether you got the cash to match unker goat's deposit or not.  tongue.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 6 2015, 08:29 AM)
Am Bank FD Promo
(1) 2 months 3.7% - end Nov
(2) 5 months 4.0% - end Nov
(3) 12 months 4.2% - end Nov
(4) 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

All min RM 10k

For (3) & (4), 50 years old and above can get monthly interest
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Very keen to investigate further on 5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

Capital guarantee and PIDM covered?

Seems better than MBSM..
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I think you don't need to ask which branch. Most important is whether you got the cash to match unker goat's deposit or not.  tongue.gif
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How much have to deposit to get the gift?
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How much have to deposit to get the gift?
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Unker goat is penang people. So obviously the branch will be a HL branch in penang. For that question, I cannot answer you. Better PM unker bbgoat to know how much to get the gift.
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Very keen to investigate further on  5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

Capital guarantee and PIDM covered?

Seems better than MBSM..
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Deposits r cover by PIDM
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Bank Rakyat is giving a step up FD promo,
up to 6.88%pa, effective rate 4.15% p.a.....weak

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Not competitive as effective rate is 4.15% for 12 mths FD
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Not competitive as effective rate is 4.15% for 12 mths FD
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5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

hope to see some of the rational of signing up and review of experience..
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Anyone signed up for this yet?

5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

hope to see some of the rational of signing up and review of experience..
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You sign up first and tell us? brows.gif
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5 October 2015 - 31 October 2015

Deposit now for greater returns on your 3-month Fixed Deposit. This offer is applicable for fresh fund placements made over the counter at any Maybank and Maybank Islamic Branches in Malaysia.

3 months Step-up
1st and 2nd month @ 3.60% p.a.
3rd month @ 4.60% p.a.

Effective rate 3.93% p.a.
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QUOTE(lowya @ Oct 7 2015, 10:46 PM)
Anyone signed up for this yet?

5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

hope to see some of the rational of signing up and review of experience..
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don't quite understand how it works.

say deposit of RM100k
1 year RM100k x 4.55% = 4550
if interest is paid semi annual, then 2275 paid half yearly?
so is 2275 being added back to RM100k for a slightly bigger payout end of the full year?

and what happen when the guy exit after say 2 years?
confusing with these promo.


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QUOTE(kochin @ Oct 8 2015, 08:36 AM)
don't quite understand how it works.

say deposit of RM100k
1 year RM100k x 4.55% = 4550
if interest is paid semi annual, then 2275 paid half yearly?
so is 2275 being added back to RM100k for a slightly bigger payout end of the full year?

and what happen when the guy exit after say 2 years?
confusing with these promo.
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I am guessing it will be deposited to your CASA. If they deposit into your principle, sure they rugi la. Banks don't do rugi business.

Here you go if you exit in 2 years.
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1) 4.55% pa for 60 months
2) Campaign Period: 10/09/2015 till 31/10/2015 OR upon reaching RM500 million whichever comes first
3 )Minimum placement: RM10k - Individual, RM20k - Non Individual, RM250k - Wholesale Banking

For FD Am50Plus, the monthly interest must be credited to the Primary account holder's account.

http://www.ambank.com.my/ambank/SiteAssets...onthsTnCEng.pdf

4.4 The Eligible Customer will not be entitled for any interest/profit whatsoever if the Eligible
Customer makes an early withdrawal before the completion of three (3) months from the
date of placement. If the Eligible Customer makes an early withdrawal after completion of
three (3) months from the date of placement, the interest/profit payable will be half (50%) of
the Bank’s contracted rate based on completed months on the principal amount only.


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QUOTE(kochin @ Oct 8 2015, 08:36 AM)
don't quite understand how it works.

say deposit of RM100k
1 year RM100k x 4.55% = 4550
if interest is paid semi annual, then 2275 paid half yearly?
so is 2275 being added back to RM100k for a slightly bigger payout end of the full year?

and what happen when the guy exit after say 2 years?
confusing with these promo.
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1.the 2275 will be credited into your savings account, therefore, no 4.5%p.a interest on your interest.
2.If you quit after 2 years, the bank will deduct your principal before let you go, the bank will never rugi
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Deposit now for greater returns on your 3-month Fixed Deposit. This offer is applicable for fresh fund placements made over the counter at any Maybank and Maybank Islamic Branches in Malaysia.

3 months Step-up
1st and 2nd month @ 3.60% p.a.
3rd month @ 4.60% p.a.

Effective rate 3.93% p.a.
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not bad for 3 months promo, but still not a match to cimb 4% efd
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 8 2015, 09:14 AM)
I am guessing it will be deposited to your CASA. If they deposit into your principle, sure they rugi la. Banks don't do rugi business.

Here you go if you exit in 2 years.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 8 2015, 08:30 AM)

Deposit now for greater returns on your 3-month Fixed Deposit. This offer is applicable for fresh fund placements made over the counter at any Maybank and Maybank Islamic Branches in Malaysia.

3 months Step-up
1st and 2nd month @ 3.60% p.a.
3rd month @ 4.60% p.a.

Effective rate 3.93% p.a.
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I am guessing it will be deposited to your CASA. If they deposit into your principle, sure they rugi la. Banks don't do rugi business.

Here you go if you exit in 2 years.
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not bad for 3 months promo, but still not a match to cimb 4% efd
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rate for rate, sure not attractive.

it's the other deciding factors, e.g. i wont go for cimb's because i dont have any CASA there to utilize eFD. but i can easily go for mbb.

QUOTE(mohdyusof @ Oct 8 2015, 09:36 AM)
unkle goat posted dlm previous v9 with mbb flyer
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that is flyer. my post is published info in website.
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CORRECTION!

Effective rate 3.93% p.a. FOR 3 MONTHS!

Time to go APR (effective rates for 12 months)!


oh oh....here we go again....
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1.the 2275 will be credited into your savings account, therefore, no 4.5%p.a interest on your interest.
2.If you quit after 2 years, the bank will deduct your principal before let you go, the bank will never rugi
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how they calculate the deduction of premature uplifting?
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how they calculate the deduction of premature uplifting?
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QUOTE(soulmad @ Oct 8 2015, 10:39 AM)
if FD mature date is 27 Oct,can I withdraw it on that day or the nextday?
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On the day itself
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time to quit i-fd, convert back to ah-pek fd. shit with the few penny & % rate extras.

what my grand-dad said 3 years ago seems to make lots of sense now.
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time to quit i-fd, convert back to ah-pek fd. shit with the few penny & % rate extras.

what my grand-dad said 3 years ago seems to make lots of sense now.
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Care to share why? As far as I know fd is fd. Just different name
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CORRECTION!

Effective rate 3.93% p.a. FOR 3 MONTHS!

Time to go APR (effective rates for 12 months)!
oh oh....here we go again....
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Care to share why?  As far as I know fd is fd. Just different name
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QUOTE(pearl_white @ Oct 8 2015, 09:51 AM)
CORRECTION!

Effective rate 3.93% p.a. FOR 3 MONTHS!

Time to go APR (effective rates for 12 months)!
oh oh....here we go again....
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Oct 8 2015, 11:54 AM)
oh hey, you are back  brows.gif
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hehehe, the top/best financial guru ever in lyn back........................ laugh.gif tongue.gif

fd 5% 6% returns brows.gif tongue.gif
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islamic fd not same same as ah pek (conventional) fd in the eye of many old caines ppl like my dad for one
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No what I meant is are you getting lesser interst rates for it? Cause for me, only maybank Islamic efd can give me 3.25% for 1 month placement. All other efd give me 3.15%. So for me name only different. As long as can give better rates, I go for it smile.gif
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hehehe, the top/best financial guru ever in lyn back........................ laugh.gif  tongue.gif

fd 5% 6% returns brows.gif  tongue.gif
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Tell me the history. Must learn from the best financial guru
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tun/sifu/unkle check v9, hehehe  brows.gif laugh.gif  tongue.gif
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Got direct link or not? Lazy to read 100+ pages.tongue.gif
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Cimb 4% 3 months, can put several fd? Or 1 account only can put 1 Efd?
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People say can. Me only can put 1.
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People say can. Me only can put 1.
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I'm thinking to place all money in 1FD for this, or separate? Or put some here, and some at UOB...
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I am guessing it will be deposited to your CASA. If they deposit into your principle, sure they rugi la. Banks don't do rugi business.

Here you go if you exit in 2 years.
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would appreciate if you can quote the info provided by me properly  smile.gif
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Sorry. Have no idea how to double quote.
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below, right corner of the post..you can click the [+ QUOTE] to the posts that you want to quote and reply in one shot  biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(kochin @ Oct 8 2015, 08:36 AM)
don't quite understand how it works.

say deposit of RM100k
1 year RM100k x 4.55% = 4550
if interest is paid semi annual, then 2275 paid half yearly?
so is 2275 being added back to RM100k for a slightly bigger payout end of the full year?

and what happen when the guy exit after say 2 years?
confusing with these promo.
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After pressing quote, and if I click reply from another person's reply, the quote will not appear? Only the post which I want to reply will appear.
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this is some really good stuff and info.

btw instant and inter bank transfer, all fees r waived for all banks from 1 October 2015 to 31 Deember 2015 (CIMB until 4 Jan 2016)

I completed all my transactions with CIMB in a matter of seconds!

Amazing.
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UOB 13 mth FD suppose to pay the 6 mth interest on 1/10. Did not receive it on that day, thinking they are going to settle it on the 13 mth. Luckily today checked, they paid on the 2/10. doh.gif hmm.gif

Something wrong with their system on 1/10 ? The first 6 mth interest was received correctly on 1/4. hmm.gif

Hard time to find IBFT button in their website. Used ibg to fwd the fund out. Still charge RM0.11. While banks are supposed to give free ibg/ibft until end of Dec.

Then tomorrow have to go out to do another placement. Ha ha. Either MBB or maybe AmBank. Not sure yet. biggrin.gif
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Need some help from SCB regulars here,

I tried to transfer the interest credited into my Just one Saving Account from SCB to CIMB,

9.30Am,i saw interest already credited.

but the system kept showing me , "The entered amount has exceeded your online daily banking transaction Limit. Please try again with a lower amount, Error Code 2225)."

i did not have any transaction for months.

My set limit is RM20k, i only tried transfer RM14k,tried even RM100 also same!

Fed up, i called CS service 9.30Am, she said maybe system not updated told me wait till 12 noon. Now i keep trying also same, cant get it done, called another CS, she told me the fund is ready, available for use, she doesnt know what is the issue....sigh...I tried IBFT to MBB, same problem too.

Anybody has done any IBFT or IBG from SCB recently? Thanks.


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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 8 2015, 02:07 PM)
Need some help from SCB regulars here,

I tried to transfer the interest credited into my Just one Saving Account from SCB to CIMB,

9.30Am,i saw interest already credited.

but the system kept showing me , "The entered amount has exceeded your online daily banking transaction Limit. Please try again with a lower amount, Error Code 2225)."

i did not have any transaction for months.

My set limit is RM20k, i only tried transfer RM14k,tried even RM100 also same!

Fed up, i called CS service 9.30Am, she said maybe system not updated  told me wait till 12 noon. Now i keep trying also same, cant get it done, called another CS, she told me the fund is ready, available for use, she doesnt know what is the issue....sigh...I tried IBFT to MBB, same problem too.

Anybody has done any IBFT or IBG from SCB recently? Thanks.
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I last did the IBFT on SCB website on 1/10, no issue.

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 8 2015, 02:15 PM)
I last did the IBFT on SCB website on 1/10, no issue.
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on the same day the interest credited? IBFT to which bank?
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on the same day the interest credited? IBFT to which bank?
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Need some help from SCB regulars here,
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No issue for me too previously. My default transfer limit setting is only 100 and need to get TAC to change it higher, transfer and then set it 100 again. All done within minutes.

add: your interest alone 14k? notworthy.gif

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anybody encountered error in placing the eFD with CIMB...?

i got this

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QUOTE(aurora97 @ Oct 8 2015, 02:00 PM)
this is some really good stuff and info.

btw instant and inter bank transfer, all fees r waived for all banks from 1 October 2015 to 31 Deember 2015 (CIMB until 4 Jan 2016)

I completed all my transactions with CIMB in a matter of seconds!

Amazing.
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Hi hi, if II am not wrong. Only 13 banks participated the MEPS offer to provide free ibg. U may check through meps news.
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No issue for me too previously. My default transfer limit setting is only 100 and need to get TAC to change it higher, transfer and then set it 100 again. All done within minutes.
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Wasai, you really cautious type ! Mine still remain 14k. notworthy.gif thumbup.gif

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Hi hi, if II am not wrong.  Only 13 banks participated the MEPS offer to provide free ibg. U may check through meps news.
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So thats why UOB still charging RM0.11 for the ibg ? Need to look at the list you mentioned. biggrin.gif
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So thats why UOB still charging RM0.11 for the ibg ? Need to look at the list you mentioned.  biggrin.gif
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IBG is managed by MyClear, charges RM 0.11
IBFT is provided by MEPS, fee waived until end of the year but UOB is not in the list.

MEPS AND MEMBER BANKS TO OFFER FREE INSTANT TRANSFER SERVICES!

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 8 2015, 03:15 PM)
So thats why UOB still charging RM0.11 for the ibg ? Need to look at the list you mentioned.  biggrin.gif
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http://www.meps.com.my/meps-member-banks-o...ansfer-services

Yes. I just check the list, Uob is not listed.
BTW, 16 banks involved. I m using mobile, don't know how to update the news here, I m so sorry. U may check the link above.
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IBG is managed by MyClear, charges RM 0.11
IBFT is provided by MEPS, fee waived until end of the year but UOB is not in the list.

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OK, thanks. notworthy.gif AmBank also not in the list. No wonder I was not able to do IBFT from AmBank yesterday. biggrin.gif
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http://www.meps.com.my/meps-member-banks-o...ansfer-services

Yes. I just check the list, Uob is not listed.
BTW, 16 banks involved. I m using mobile, don't know how to update the news here, I m so sorry. U may check the link above.
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Thaks for the info ! notworthy.gif thumbup.gif

Now I know why some banks cannot find IBFT link on their website. Before that did not realize on this. Just xfer once there are eggs sitting in the bank. tongue.gif

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OK, thanks.  notworthy.gif AmBank also not in the list. No wonder I was not able to do IBFT from AmBank yesterday.  biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Clement1001 @ Oct 6 2015, 12:07 PM)
May i know what's the name of the FD?
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 6 2015, 12:50 PM)
5 years 4.55% + monthly interest means we can uplift anytime with very minimal loss on the interest (the most lose 1 month). This is better than SCB 4.5% promo!

Nor sure if can do a premature withdrawal or not? hmm.gif
I think most likely cannot.

QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 6 2015, 12:50 PM)
If only 1 joint account holder is above 50 years old, still can get monthly interest?
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 6 2015, 12:54 PM)
Is the 5 years one for priority customer the rates?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 6 2015, 01:29 PM)
Last week Thursday when I placed for the AmBank 12 mth 4.2%, the 5 yr 4.55% was not announced  yet. Last Dec to Jan 2015 I have already placed for their 3 years 4.5% FD.

Wonder if I should lock in for the 5 years one. So far do not have 5 yrs one.  hmm.gif
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Ah Sir, I think this Am Bank 5 Years 4.55% has just started since 5 Oct.

Am Bank 4.5% for 3 years was a good deal but unfortunately I did not have money at that
time.

MBSB 4.7% with semi annual interest vs. Am Bank 4.55% with semi annual interest or monthly interest.. hmm.gif Hard to choose ah...

Another option is MBSB 4.5% for 18 months, interest will pay upon maturity..
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Nor sure if can do a premature withdrawal or not?  hmm.gif
Will be penalized dy
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=76763266

Have to consider back wanna commit 5 years or not
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Am Bank 4.5% for 3 years was a good deal but unfortunately I did not have money at that
time.

MBSB 4.7% with semi annual interest vs. Am Bank 4.55% with semi annual interest or monthly interest..  hmm.gif   Hard to choose ah...

Another option is MBSB 4.5% for 18 months, interest will pay upon maturity..
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If we compound 4.2% yearly interest to 5 years, it will get around 4.55% (or slightly more). I think the 4.5% 3 years previously in AmBank is a better deal than the current 5 years 4.55%.

Also 5 years is a bit long. Unless the OPR goes down then it is good to lock down (at this moment)to 5 years. But we cannot know how OPR will play out in the future. biggrin.gif

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Wow, that is certainly one good deal for 5-year FD.

Surely will give BR a run for their money. But the promo runs until the end of October only, so probably won't do much damage to BR's ego biggrin.gif

So, I assume BR will be a sitting duck until October ends & do nothing to counter AmBank's promo.

If only AmBank could extend the duration of its promo or make the 4.55% as its board rate, then we will have one mouthwatering duel laugh.gif
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Welcome back.. Warrior.. thumbup.gif

But for me, I would probably put in EPF account since I can withdraw
anytime..

After deposit to EPF, and if got any extra money, then I will put in one of these 3 options:

(1) Am Bank at 4.55% for 5 years with semi annual interest or monthly interest (with PIDM)
(2) MBSB at 4.7% for 5 years with semi annual interest (no PIDM)
(3) BR at 4.5% (can nego to 4.6% or higher) for 5 years with monthly interest (no PIDM)

QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 8 2015, 04:07 PM)
Will be penalized dy
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=76763266

Have to consider back wanna commit 5 years or not
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Ya lah..
Need to think of it very carefully for at least 3 times before commit for 5 years...
Anyway, time is passing fast lah...
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 8 2015, 04:27 PM)
If we compound 4.2% yearly interest to 5 years, it will get around 4.55% (or slightly more). I think the 4.5% 3 years previously in AmBank is a better deal than the current 5 years 4.55%.

Also 5 years is a bit long. Unless the OPR goes down then it is good to lock down (at this moment)to 5 years.  But we cannot know how OPR will play out in the future. biggrin.gif
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Ah Sir.. now your kid is studying abroad already, is time passing fast or not..?
Anyway, life is a gamble..it is hard to say committing 5 years is a right decision
or wrong decision..Sometimes we need good luck..

But if you have extra money that you do not plan to use it for the next 5 years, then go
for 5 years lah.. But please take note if something goes wrong, please do not blame me;
if you blame me, then I change my user ID.. sad.gif
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Ah Sir.. now your kid is studying abroad already, is time passing fast or not..?
Anyway, life is a gamble..it is hard to say committing 5 years is a right decision
or wrong decision..Sometimes we need good luck..

But if you have extra money that you do not plan to use it for the next 5 years, then go
for 5 years lah.. But please take note if something goes wrong, please do not blame me;
if you blame me, then I change my user ID..  sad.gif
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Ha ha ha, my main point is just in case OPR goes up. If I go for 5 yrs, I would select MBSB 4.7% one.

Anyway I think it is good to spread out portfolio with short term, 1 yr, 3 yrs and 5 yrs one. So far I do not have 5 yrs one. It seems that only those non PIDM one are giving high (relatively speaking) rates for 5 years.

Well, life is NOT without risks, so take some risk ! tongue.gif

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But for me, I would probably put in EPF account since I can withdraw
anytime..

(1) Am Bank at 4.55% for 5 years with semi annual interest or monthly interest (with PIDM)

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Since you can withdraw EPF anytime, then AmBank one you sure will get monthly interest ? hmm.gif tongue.gif
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Ha ha ha, my main point is just in case OPR goes up. If I go for 5 yrs, I would select MBSB 4.7% one.

Anyway I think it is good to spread out portfolio with short term, 1 yr, 3 yrs and 5 yrs one. So far I do not have 5 yrs one. It seems that only those non PIDM one are giving high (relatively speaking) rates for 5 years.

Well, life is NOT without risks, so take some risk !  tongue.gif
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Ya loh.. Ah Sir..

Nobody can predict precisely the OPR will go down or up in the near future..
Especially 5 years from now is too difficult and almost impossible to predict.

Now not asking you to put 1M for 5 years ma..
Just put RM 100K is just "sap sap sui" for you...
Or if you are not comfortable with RM 100K for 5 years, then how about RM 50K..? biggrin.gif

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Ya loh.. Ah Sir..

Nobody can predict precisely the OPR will go down or up in the near future..
Especially 5 years from now is too difficult and almost impossible to predict.

Now not asking you to put 1M for 5 years ma..
Just put RM 100K is just "sap sap sui" for you...
Or if you are not comfortable with RM 100K for 5 years, then how about RM 50K..?  biggrin.gif
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I will keep the figure in my heart. biggrin.gif
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Since you can withdraw EPF anytime, then AmBank one you sure will get monthly interest ?  hmm.gif  tongue.gif
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Aiyo.. Ah Sir, I am eligible to get monthly interest from Am bank FD since many years already..
you did not know meh..?

Oh.. one more thing, MBSB is in the middle of nego with Bank Muamalat about merging..
If they can merge successfully by this year end, do you think 4.7% for 5 years from MBSB
is still available..? hmm.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 8 2015, 04:58 PM)
I prefer not to talk about figures in this forum unless it is 10k or so.  tongue.gif

I will keep the figure in my heart.  biggrin.gif
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Oh.. Okay.. .
Sorry Ah Sir... sweat.gif

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Aiyo.. Ah Sir, I am eligible to get monthly interest from Am bank FD since many years already..
you did not know meh..?

Oh.. one more thing, MBSB is in the middle of nego with Bank Muamalat about merging..
If they can merge successfully by this year end, do you think 4.7% for 5 years from MBSB
is still available..?  hmm.gif
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I was still thinking of the avatar you used previously. The man who longs for the sui girl shown !!! biggrin.gif tongue.gif

If MBSB becomes a proper bank, likely they will be more conservative and lower the rates down. hmm.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 8 2015, 04:27 PM)
If we compound 4.2% yearly interest to 5 years, it will get around 4.55% (or slightly more). I think the 4.5% 3 years previously in AmBank is a better deal than the current 5 years 4.55%.

Also 5 years is a bit long. Unless the OPR goes down then it is good to lock down (at this moment)to 5 years.  But we cannot know how OPR will play out in the future. biggrin.gif
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Er, Unker goat, if you are >= 50 years old, you get monthly interest from ambank for the 4.55%. So you should get higher compare to compounding 4.2% rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 8 2015, 05:02 PM)
I was still thinking of the avatar you used previously. The man who longs for the sui girl shown !!!  biggrin.gif  tongue.gif

If MBSB becomes a proper bank, likely they will be more conservative and lower the rates down.  hmm.gif
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Oh.. you mean my previous avatar that with a man and a girl?
They are singers from China. I love their songs..

Ya lah.. This is what I have been thinking about, if MBSB becomes a bank, will
4.7% for 5 years deal still be available at that time..? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 8 2015, 04:28 PM)
Welcome back.. Warrior..  thumbup.gif

But for me, I would probably put in EPF account since I can withdraw
anytime..

After deposit to EPF, and if got any extra money, then I will put in one of these 3 options:

(1) Am Bank at 4.55% for 5 years with semi annual interest or monthly interest (with PIDM)
(2) MBSB at 4.7% for 5 years with semi annual interest (no PIDM)
(3) BR at 4.5% (can nego to 4.6% or higher) for 5 years with monthly interest (no PIDM)
Ya lah..
Need to think of it very carefully for at least 3 times before commit for 5 years...
Anyway, time is passing fast lah...
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Thanks for the comparison, but... very tough decision to make...
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QUOTE(lowya @ Oct 7 2015, 07:38 PM)
Very keen to investigate further on  5 years 4.55% with semi annual interest - end Oct

Capital guarantee and PIDM covered?

Seems better than MBSM..
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Yes, it is a normal FD with PIDM from Am Bank

QUOTE(lowya @ Oct 8 2015, 05:19 PM)
Thanks for the comparison, but... very tough decision to make...
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(1) Am Bank at 4.55% for 5 years with semi annual interest or monthly interest (with PIDM)
(2) MBSB at 4.7% for 5 years with semi annual interest (no PIDM)
(3) BR at 4.5% (can nego to 4.6% or higher) for 5 years with monthly interest (no PIDM)

For depositor who concerns about PIDM, then go for AM Bank.

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 8 2015, 02:57 PM)
No issue for me too previously. My default transfer limit setting is only 100 and need to get TAC to change it higher, transfer and then set it 100 again. All done within minutes.

add: your interest alone 14k?  notworthy.gif
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I called them 3x today, finally 3rd CS found the problem, it showed only RM100 IBG transfer limit there, but on my screen
it shows 20k limit. Awaiting for technical people to sort out......

Did you have to wait for 24 hours for the change transaction limit to be effective?
All done within minutes?? CS told me to try change limit and wait for 24 hrs!

You remember got TAG code? Mine it just ask for "confirm", no TAG code .



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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 8 2015, 06:32 PM)
I called them 3x today, finally 3rd CS found the problem, it showed only RM100 IBG transfer limit there, but on my screen
it shows 20k limit. Awaiting for technical people to sort out......

Did you have to wait for 24 hours for the change transaction limit to be effective?
All done within minutes?? CS told me to try change limit and wait for 24 hrs!

You remember got TAG code? Mine it just ask for "confirm", no TAG code .
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Ya, the code will be sent to handphone..once enter the code, they will send another sms to notify that you have changed the limit. no need to wait 24 hrs, instantaneously.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 8 2015, 06:38 PM)
Ya, the code will be sent to handphone..once enter the code, they will send another sms to notify that you have changed the limit. no need to wait 24 hrs, instantaneously.
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i tested it again, system never send me TAG or ask for TAG.
See attachments

Worse, after i clicked "confirm", it went back to previous screen ie step 1 page,
it didnt complete my request?...sigh
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 8 2015, 06:52 PM)
i tested it again, system never send me TAG or ask for TAG.
See attachments

Worse, after i clicked "confirm", it  went back to previous screen ie step 1 page,
it didnt complete my request?...sigh
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If you would like to increase your daily limits of online transactions, you will be required to input a One-Time Password (OTP) for verification.

The OTP will only be sent for increasing the limit. If want to decrease it, can be done without OTP, just click confirm and it will be reflected.

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The OTP will only be sent for increasing the limit. If want to decrease it, can be done without OTP, just click confirm and it will be reflected.
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You are right!, very sharp.
earlier becos of unable to do IBG, i simply changed the limit, from 20k to 15k, no need TAG no wonder.

Just now again i tested to increase limit from 15k to 30k, yes TAG sent to me. I happily entered the TAG hoping i can do IBFT now, but alas still same problem, sigh.....
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Gift received from HL on the FD placement made last week. 15 mth eff rate 4.26%.  biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 8 2015, 07:38 PM)
You are right!, very sharp.
earlier becos of unable to do IBG, i simply changed the limit, from 20k to 15k, no need TAG no wonder.

Just now again i tested to increase limit from 15k to 30k, yes TAG sent to me. I happily entered the TAG  hoping i can do IBFT now, but alas still  same problem, sigh.....
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U got to walk in to branch to change the limit if it is above 10k
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QUOTE(mamamia @ Oct 8 2015, 08:09 PM)
This 1 must placed min 50k as per the staff from non-participant branch.
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Have mentioned on Monday that the limit has been changed to 50k. TS has added this in page 1 (post 2 I think). biggrin.gif

QUOTE(mamamia @ Oct 8 2015, 08:10 PM)
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No, I have changed mine to >10k. Same procedure as @Human Nature said. Just need to key in OTP. biggrin.gif

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Did IBFT today to cimb and scb from mbb. Did anybody have problem with m2u today? keep jumping to error you must have press backspace or refresh, then i have to login again. After multiple attempts, including restart laptop, different browser, still same problem, then for some reason it worked.

Anyway, ibft to cimb and place the 3 month 4% promo. I wish more banks have efd. So convenient. Been placing 1 month m2u efd too.,
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 8 2015, 07:38 PM)
You are right!, very sharp.
earlier becos of unable to do IBG, i simply changed the limit, from 20k to 15k, no need TAG no wonder.

Just now again i tested to increase limit from 15k to 30k, yes TAG sent to me. I happily entered the TAG  hoping i can do IBFT now, but alas still  same problem, sigh.....
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 8 2015, 07:38 PM)
You are right!, very sharp.
earlier becos of unable to do IBG, i simply changed the limit, from 20k to 15k, no need TAG no wonder.

Just now again i tested to increase limit from 15k to 30k, yes TAG sent to me. I happily entered the TAG  hoping i can do IBFT now, but alas still  same problem, sigh.....
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I'm not sure about Standard Chart but on some other online banking sites, the IBG and IBFT limits have to be set separately.

If you have never used IBFT before, maybe the limit could be 0. Please try to check your transfer limit setting again.

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Welcome back.. Warrior..  thumbup.gif

But for me, I would probably put in EPF account since I can withdraw
anytime..

After deposit to EPF, and if got any extra money, then I will put in one of these 3 options:

(1) Am Bank at 4.55% for 5 years with semi annual interest or monthly interest (with PIDM)
(2) MBSB at 4.7% for 5 years with semi annual interest (no PIDM)
(3) BR at 4.5% (can nego to 4.6% or higher) for 5 years with monthly interest (no PIDM)
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Tenkiu, tenkiu biggrin.gif

I'm convinved that after you deposit max amount into EPF, sure to have many cash left for FD la...

EPF's dividend rate post-2007 is on the upward trend. Last year shoot up to 6.75% rclxms.gif I set aside a portion of my $$$ in it too. Will monitor for a year or two to gauge how EPF perform during current economy environment. Hope it can prevail & declare another appealing skyward dividend rate.

When is your 5-year FD with BR & MBSB reaching their maturity? If I'm not mistaken, should be around 2017. So, you intend to place another round of 5-year FD (with the extra money after deposit to EPF)?

Fuh, banyak wealhty...can lock in $$$ in FDs for long tenure without worry thumbup.gif


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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 8 2015, 08:14 PM)
Have mentioned on Monday that the limit has been changed to 50k. TS has added this in page 1 (post 2 I think).  biggrin.gif
No, I have changed mine to >10k. Same procedure as @Human Nature said. Just need to key in OTP.  biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Oct 9 2015, 08:58 AM)
Tenkiu, tenkiu  biggrin.gif

I'm convinved that after you deposit max amount into EPF, sure to have many cash left for FD la...

EPF's dividend rate post-2007 is on the upward trend. Last year shoot up to 6.75% rclxms.gif  I set aside a portion of my $$$ in it too. Will monitor for a year or two to gauge how EPF perform during current economy environment. Hope it can prevail & declare another appealing skyward dividend rate.

When is your 5-year FD with BR & MBSB reaching their maturity? If I'm not mistaken, should be around 2017. So, you intend to place another round of 5-year FD (with the extra money after deposit to EPF)?

Fuh, banyak wealhty...can lock in $$$ in FDs for long tenure without worry thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 8 2015, 07:38 PM)
You are right!, very sharp.
earlier becos of unable to do IBG, i simply changed the limit, from 20k to 15k, no need TAG no wonder.

Just now again i tested to increase limit from 15k to 30k, yes TAG sent to me. I happily entered the TAG  hoping i can do IBFT now, but alas still  same problem, sigh.....
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Which reminds me of the same problem I have been facing all this while also.

I just cannot perform IBFT, only can do IBG without any issues, but I did not report this issue though, SCB just has too many issues.
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What is the limit to deposit to EPF? Do you need to keep for certain period to get the dividend?
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Minimum amount is RM50 per transaction, max = RM60k yearly.

Have to keep your deposit for at least 1 day since the dividend is calculated on daily balance.


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Minimum amount is RM50 per transaction, max = RM60k yearly.

Have to keep your deposit for at least 1 day since the dividend is calculated on daily balance.
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I tot EPF dividend is based on monthly balance?
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I tot EPF dividend is based on monthly balance?
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Can we self top up to epf fund??

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Not yearly basis meh?

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Not yearly basis meh?

Can we self top up to epf fund??
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Dividend is accrued on monthly basis whereas crediting on yearly basis
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I tot EPF dividend is based on monthly balance?
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Ya ka?

I'm not 100% certain. Was informed verbally by the staff when I made the deposit. No real life experience as I'm not considering to withdraw my money anytime soon.

So cannot attest nor debunk.

Kena double-check.
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Ya ka?

I'm not 100% certain. Was informed verbally by the staff when I made the deposit. No real life experience as I'm not considering to withdraw my money anytime soon.

So cannot attest nor debunk.

Kena double-check.
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oh ye wiser than I... please advise, is it worth uplifting FD 6months early to put into current higher rates?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 8 2015, 08:14 PM)

No, I have changed mine to >10k. Same procedure as @Human Nature said. Just need to key in OTP.  biggrin.gif
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Me just unlucky, got "locked" at RM100, cannot increase limit.... Until now still same.

QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 8 2015, 09:56 PM)
Tough luck..guess need to request assistance from CS
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yeah you guys have helped but so far still same...i think only SCB can do something to unlock me.

QUOTE(atah @ Oct 8 2015, 10:48 PM)
I'm not sure about Standard Chart but on some other online banking sites, the IBG and IBFT limits have to be set separately.

If you have never used IBFT before, maybe the limit could be 0. Please try to check your transfer limit setting again.
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i dont see special column for IBFT change limit, it is just change transaction limits
and should apply to both IBG and also IBFT right?


QUOTE(gchowyh @ Oct 9 2015, 10:50 AM)
Which reminds me of the same problem I have been facing all this while also.

I just cannot perform IBFT, only can do IBG without any issues, but I did not report this issue though, SCB just has too many issues.
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After reading your post, yeah why not i try do IBG and see......., but before doing IBG, I tested IBFT again 1 more time, suddenly okay pulakl!! Thanks anyway.

Finally problem solved.............by SCB people?no calls from them so far...
or just system gila gila?
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What is the best FD rate right now? AMbank? If I do not have any account with ambank can I do the online FD with them?
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What is the best FD rate right now? AMbank? If I do not have any account with ambank can I do the online FD with them?
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 9 2015, 02:01 PM)
After reading your post, yeah why not i try do IBG and see......., but before doing IBG, I tested IBFT again 1 more time, suddenly okay pulakl!! Thanks anyway.

Finally problem solved.............by SCB people?no calls from them so far...
or just system gila gila?
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I must try IBFT next round too then tongue.gif
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Yesterday I mentioned that UOB delayed one day give me interest and let my fund sit idle for few days (as I tot they are only giving on the 13 mth). shakehead.gif

Good thing is today decided to go for AmBank long term 5 years 4.55%. rclxms.gif

It is an Islamic one, called Term Deposit i. Have to sign a form "Anti Money Laundering Checklist for Acct Opening for Individual Customers". tongue.gif Even a question like "is the customer name listed" something like that. Haha. Second page " is customer high risk .....". Interesting ! hmm.gif

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QUOTE(dEviLs @ Oct 9 2015, 09:35 AM)
off topic bro. your ocbc RM intro the pre-ipo fund to you ?  hmm.gif
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Which pre-ipo fund ? hmm.gif

Several months ago, the leng lui talked to me about UT linked to a Las Vegas stock. Linked to the performance of the stock something like that. Since then she knows I am not interested in UT so never asked me again. cry.gif

So have not seen the leng lui RM for 2 or 3 months. @gsc some more say no leng lui in OCBC Penang PB center. tongue.gif He very high std as I saw several leng lui's in there. biggrin.gif

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counter staff blur. I challenged her to check her facts. even showed her mbb website lol

got the cert. didnt state the rate. but psr 30:70 (bank:customer). if use MBB app, can see the Islamic flexi fd rate at 4%.

interest credit to m2u savers (non Islamic, they said any casa would do)

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I must try IBFT next round too then tongue.gif
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Funds appear immediately at the other bank. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 9 2015, 06:18 PM)
placed some kuaci amount to MBB 12mth GIA (eff rate 4.50%pa)

counter staff blur. I challenged her to check her facts. even showed her mbb website lol

got the cert. didnt state the rate. but psr 30:70 (bank:customer). if use MBB app, can see the Islamic flexi fd rate at 4%.

interest credit to m2u savers (non Islamic, they said any casa would do)
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@bbgoat has reported similarly one i think on the profit sharing this monday.

your kuaci fund is a life saving fund for others. rclxms.gif notworthy.gif
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 9 2015, 06:18 PM)
placed some kuaci amount to MBB 12mth GIA (eff rate 4.50%pa)

counter staff blur. I challenged her to check her facts. even showed her mbb website lol

got the cert. didnt state the rate. but psr 30:70 (bank:customer). if use MBB app, can see the Islamic flexi fd rate at 4%.

interest credit to m2u savers (non Islamic, they said any casa would do)
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Same here. Seem every stuff is blur too.

The stuff told me interest is compounded into the pokok. I was like wtf. She still insist. I feel weird because she dint ask any account number. Now sudden sibeh worry. Sien. Damn. Tomorrow go ask again. Hopefully is direct in the account related to holders
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 9 2015, 06:08 PM)
Which pre-ipo fund ?  hmm.gif

Several months ago, the leng lui talked to me about UT linked to a Las Vegas stock. Linked to the performance of the stock something like that. Since then she knows I am not interested in UT so never asked me again.  cry.gif

So have not seen the leng lui RM for 2 or 3 months. @gsc some more say no leng lui in OCBC Penang PB center.  tongue.gif He very high std as I saw several leng lui's in there.  biggrin.gif
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launched this Monday and this morning she told me 140mil of 150mil already taken up shocking.gif
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Since I received the 6th mthly interest from SCB starting March 2015, has been using their IBFT FOC !  rclxms.gif

Funds appear immediately at the other bank.  biggrin.gif
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I spent a few months complaining about my missing FD interest for the 1st round, so don't want to complain about the IBFT. Anyway, when I IBG in the morning, I still get it in the evening & I don't need to open another promo FD since is only a few K for me brows.gif
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some special situation fund..the first launch five years ago got 100% return hmm.gif
launched this Monday and this morning she told me 140mil of 150mil already taken up  shocking.gif
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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Oct 9 2015, 06:39 PM)
Same here. Seem every stuff is blur too.

The stuff told me interest is compounded into the pokok. I was like wtf. She still insist. I feel weird because she dint ask any account number. Now sudden sibeh worry. Sien. Damn. Tomorrow go ask again. Hopefully is direct in the account related to holders
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If you check Maybank2U, it will show which acct the interest will be credited to. I have seen mine shown to be credited to my Wadiah acct. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 9 2015, 06:18 PM)
placed some kuaci amount to MBB 12mth GIA (eff rate 4.50%pa)

counter staff blur. I challenged her to check her facts. even showed her mbb website lol

got the cert. didnt state the rate. but psr 30:70 (bank:customer). if use MBB app, can see the Islamic flexi fd rate at 4%.

interest credit to m2u savers (non Islamic, they said any casa would do)
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ai yo yo, min 10k. 10k also a kuaci amount to you? notworthy.gif notworthy.gif big amt for me yo! sweat.gif
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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Oct 9 2015, 06:39 PM)
Same here. Seem every stuff is blur too.

The stuff told me interest is compounded into the pokok. I was like wtf. She still insist. I feel weird because she dint ask any account number. Now sudden sibeh worry. Sien. Damn. Tomorrow go ask again. Hopefully is direct in the account related to holders
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If you check Maybank2U, it will show which acct the interest will be credited to. I have seen mine shown to be credited to my Wadiah acct.  biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Oct 9 2015, 08:58 AM)
Tenkiu, tenkiu  biggrin.gif

I'm convinved that after you deposit max amount into EPF, sure to have many cash left for FD la...
Not really lah... sad.gif . Warrior
It depends lah..

QUOTE(HJebat @ Oct 9 2015, 08:58 AM)
EPF's dividend rate post-2007 is on the upward trend. Last year shoot up to 6.75% rclxms.gif  I set aside a portion of my $$$ in it too. Will monitor for a year or two to gauge how EPF perform during current economy environment. Hope it can prevail & declare another appealing skyward dividend rate.
EPF is always the best option for people who are reaching 55 years old.

QUOTE(HJebat @ Oct 9 2015, 08:58 AM)
When is your 5-year FD with BR & MBSB reaching their maturity? If I'm not mistaken, should be around 2017. So, you intend to place another round of 5-year FD (with the extra money after deposit to EPF)?

Yes.. will be in 2017 sweat.gif
I need to do a blood test first before I decide to place another round of 5-year FD or not... sad.gif

QUOTE(HJebat @ Oct 9 2015, 08:58 AM)
Fuh, banyak wealhty...can lock in $$$ in FDs for long tenure without worry thumbup.gif
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Minimum placement of 5 years FD for MBSB is RM 1K mah..

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 9 2015, 06:02 PM)
Yesterday I mentioned that UOB delayed one day give me interest and let my fund sit idle for few days (as I tot they are only giving on the 13 mth). 

Good thing is today decided to go for AmBank long term 5 years 4.55%

It is an Islamic one, called Term Deposit i. Have to sign a form "Anti Money Laundering Checklist for Acct Opening for Individual Customers".  tongue.gif Even a question like "is the customer name listed" something like that. Haha. Second page " is customer high risk .....".  Interesting ! hmm.gif
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Wah... AmBank long term 5 years 4.55%..?? thumbup.gif

Ah Goat Sir is NO.1
Ah Goat is the first man to place AmBank 5 years FD at 4.55% in the forum..

Did you get any gift..?

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Ah Goat Sir is NO.1
Ah Goat is the first man to place AmBank 5 years FD at 4.55% in the forum..  

Did you get any gift..?
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Last week for the 12 mth 4.2% already received AmBank logo umbrella (now 2 already, not opened yet) and a water tumbler. Nothing much from them, though I did receive a barbecue set (not used yet) this year also RM20 cash gift etc.

So this time do not want to get another umbrella. tongue.gif

Guys, so much talk last 2 days, who is next ? tongue.gif

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Already decided not to go for the ambank 5 years promo..dad felt 5 years tenure is too long..despite having 12 months FD with ambank rolling over for decades....
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Already decided not to go for the ambank 5 years promo..dad felt 5 years tenure is too long..despite having 12 months FD with ambank rolling over for decades....
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same sentiment about 5 years, perhaps due current uncertainties...

which promo you will/ended up getting?
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same sentiment about 5 years, perhaps due current uncertainties...

which promo you will/ended up getting?
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Already decided not to go for the ambank 5 years promo..dad felt 5 years tenure is too long..despite having 12 months FD with ambank rolling over for decades....
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Actually after seeing Ah Boom Ah Sir gaining from 5 yrs FD in BR and MBSB, it sets me thinking those years that I have been rolling for yearly FD at low rates, if I have put to 5 yrs, would have gained more. biggrin.gif

So now looking at short term, 1 year, 3 years and 5 years terms. A matter of how much to put in each terms. biggrin.gif

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ocbc 13m 4.2% is the only choice now, moving from UOB
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Not considering HL 4.26%, AmBank 4.2%, even MBB GIA-i 4.5% ?  hmm.gif
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I'll be monitoring the monthly interest given by MBB GIA-i 4.5%.

4.0% is for 6 months, gonna see if 7th month gives 4.07% and subsequent months with diff rate. would be interesting for month 11 and 12 biggrin.gif

based on calculation, it seems they are rolling every month for 12 months.

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I'll be monitoring the monthly interest given by MBB GIA-i 4.5%.

4.0% is for 6 months, gonna see if 7th month gives 4.07% and subsequent months with diff rate. would be interesting for month 11 and 12 biggrin.gif

based on calculation, it seems they are rolling every month for 12 months.
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For Maybank 4.5% FD, the interest is compounding or they masuk into CASA monthly?
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For Maybank 4.5% FD, the interest is compounding or they masuk into CASA monthly?
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 10 2015, 10:01 AM)
I'll be monitoring the monthly interest given by MBB GIA-i 4.5%.

4.0% is for 6 months, gonna see if 7th month gives 4.07% and subsequent months with diff rate. would be interesting for month 11 and 12 biggrin.gif

based on calculation, it seems they are rolling every month for 12 months.
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I heard the branch manager said they will announce their rate in every 16th of the month , so it may get lower or higher rate in case any changes e.g. Opr , etc
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 10 2015, 10:01 AM)
I'll be monitoring the monthly interest given by MBB GIA-i 4.5%.

4.0% is for 6 months, gonna see if 7th month gives 4.07% and subsequent months with diff rate. would be interesting for month 11 and 12 biggrin.gif

based on calculation, it seems they are rolling every month for 12 months.
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No, NOT rolling for every month !

Their table shows average of 12 mth 4.5% with pay out same as shown per month. Unless OPR goes up then the payout could be higher. If not still average 4.5%. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(kinabalu @ Oct 10 2015, 10:09 AM)
For Maybank 4.5% FD, the interest is compounding or they masuk into CASA monthly?
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Keep in mind that maybank 4.5 is neither capital or returns guaranteed.
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How they seperate our top up fund? Direct goes to account 1? Only account 2 can take out for some purpose only.
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Not EPF's SOP to distribute 70% account 1 : 30% account 2 ka?

If you intend to participate in the self contribution programme, why want to add then withdraw your money?

I think it's better to screen out the money that you can deposit for long term vs short/medium term. Then kasi taruh abis-abis the long term $$$ into EPF to enjoy the dividend. Unless tarak tahan with the gahmen sipping $$$ out from EPF or whatever bala bencana, just commit your money in EPF. The dividend rate normally is > FD rate.

PS: Did not mention other investment options since we are discussing about EPF here...so ada sikit OT sweat.gif
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I heard the branch manager said they will announce their rate in every 16th of the month , so it may get lower or higher rate in case any changes e.g. Opr , etc
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yeah, cuz islamic gia rate is indicative. actual rate will be reviewed periodically smile.gif only way to know is calculate the actual interest/dividend credited.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 10 2015, 10:19 AM)
No, NOT rolling for every month !

Their table shows average of 12 mth 4.5% with pay out same as shown per month. Unless OPR goes up then the payout could be higher. If not still average 4.5%.  biggrin.gif
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yeah, it's averaged out for whole 12 mths tenure thumbup.gif

for fun only, i'm interested to know what is the actual dividend (assuming no rate revision) for month1, month2, and so on. laugh.gif

would it be RM37.60 (monthly avg) or varies according to month (table below).

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Yes.. will be in 2017  sweat.gif
I need to do a blood test first before I decide to place another round of 5-year FD or not...  sad.gif
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Wow, 2017...almost cross the finish line. Mine is a year later than yours.

If based on write-ups & tales passed down from generation to generation, the 10-year cycle of stock market crash will be approaching around that time wor. By that time, I think almost everyone needs to do blood test to determine our health conditions. Not just you alone. Mana tau sekali market sink heavily bye.gif innocent.gif ... laugh.gif Mana ada urge want to put 5-year FD lagi biggrin.gif

Maybe the best practice to ride out the hard times is to live the way of life of a monk laugh.gif


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Aiyo.. Don't say like this lah.. Warrior..
Minimum placement of 5 years FD for MBSB is RM 1K mah..
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Ok la, not super duper filthy rich...but still wealthy la...ada PB status, higher FD rates, dandy gifts etc. compared to the masses.

Strictly place 5-year FD with extra money, then the woes of MBSB makan & merge with Muamalat or not, ada PIDM or not, market collapse or not; won't distress us much.

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yeah, cuz islamic gia rate is indicative. actual rate will be reviewed periodically smile.gif only way to know is calculate the actual interest/dividend credited.
yeah, it's averaged out for whole 12 mths tenure  thumbup.gif

for fun only, i'm interested to know what is the actual dividend (assuming no rate revision) for month1, month2, and so on.  laugh.gif

would it be RM37.60 (monthly avg) or varies according to month (table below).

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Why mine is added to principal.

is something wrong here?
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 10 2015, 11:02 AM)
yeah, it's averaged out for whole 12 mths tenure  thumbup.gif

for fun only, i'm interested to know what is the actual dividend (assuming no rate revision) for month1, month2, and so on.  laugh.gif

would it be RM37.60 (monthly avg) or varies according to month (table below).

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The table is your own calculation or from MBB ? hmm.gif

It should varies monthly based on number of days per month 29 (Feb), 31 or 30 days. biggrin.gif

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The table is your own calculation or from MBB ?  hmm.gif

It should varies monthly based on number of days per month 29 (Feb), 31 or 30 days.  biggrin.gif
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i sendiri kira punya la tongue.gif

just wanna see if it matches with MBB's promo rate


i treat it as monthly rollover. then get the dividend for each month (day count varies).

then, i reverse calculate from dividend, to see if the EIR matches.

with this table, once i gotten the 1st month dividend, i would know the actual EIR.

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Why mine is added to principal.

is something wrong here?
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u gotten your 1st month dividend?
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Oct 10 2015, 11:53 AM)
i sendiri kira punya la tongue.gif

just wanna see if it matches with MBB's promo rate
i treat it as monthly rollover. then get the dividend for each month (day count varies).

then, i reverse calculate from dividend, to see if the EIR matches.

with this table, once i gotten the 1st month dividend, i would know the actual EIR.
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There is easier method to check just the rates only. Of course if you want to check the monthly amt to know the actual amt, then fine (shiok shiok) tongue.gif

Monthly rollover ? You mean the interest added into principal for next month interest ? I didn't get you. hmm.gif

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u gotten your 1st month dividend?
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no. what also don't have.

damn lo... i think the stuff do it wrongly already.


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There is easier method to check just the rates only. Of course if you want to check the monthly amt to know the actual amt, then fine (shiok shiok)  tongue.gif

Monthly rollover ? You mean the interest added into principal for next month interest ? I didn't get you.  hmm.gif
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not interest added to principal. every month, same principal fund, but different rate according to the promo rate.
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yalor, i syiok sendiri onli la

not interest added to principal. every month, same principal fund, but different rate according to the promo rate.
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Can I know what is your interest payment mode?
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i replied this yesterday smile.gif

the cert will show the instructions. principal to renew, interest/profit credit to casa (monthly)
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i replied this yesterday smile.gif

the cert will show the instructions. principal to renew, interest/profit credit to casa (monthly)
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why the interest is "capitalised monthly"

meaning the stuff did the normal convention type??

omg.

then whats your profit rate?

is it " NIL " ??
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why the interest is "capitalised monthly"

meaning the stuff did the normal convention type??

omg.

then whats your profit rate?

is it " NIL " ??
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errr dont know about "capitalised monthly". no idea.

profit rate stated on the cert is NIL. but you can see the rate in M2U App Quick Balance (M2U desktop doesnt show much)

that's why i wanna monitor the rate and dividend monthly sweat.gif
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errr dont know about "capitalised monthly". no idea.

profit rate stated on the cert is NIL. but you can see the rate in M2U App Quick Balance (M2U desktop doesnt show much)

that's why i wanna monitor the rate and dividend monthly  sweat.gif
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m2u do not show any rate at all.
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m2u do not show any rate at all.
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dont know about you. i can see in M2U App Quick Balance. normal m2u desktop or m2u app (normal login) doesnt show the rate.
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dont know about you. i can see in M2U App Quick Balance. normal m2u desktop or m2u app (normal login) doesnt show the rate.
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Hmm ok. Thanks anyway.
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why the interest is "capitalised monthly"

meaning the stuff did the normal convention type??

omg.

then whats your profit rate?

is it " NIL " ??
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That day when I placed the GIA-i, after I told MBB staff that interest is to credit to my Wadiah acct, he crossed out the "Capitalized Monthly" on the cert and wrote my acct number on the cert.

I then checked M2U and it did show that profit is to be credited to my Wadiah acct. You should double check M2U whether it shows profit credited to your SA.

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Added to principal.

Zzzzzzzzzz

Arrrggghhhhh

Btw we have the choice to add to pokok or into casa? Or compulsory to xasa?
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Added to principal.

Zzzzzzzzzz

Arrrggghhhhh

Btw we have the choice to add to pokok or into casa? Or compulsory to xasa?
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Not considering HL 4.26%, AmBank 4.2%, even MBB GIA-i 4.5% ?  hmm.gif
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your choice certainly my choice tongue.gif

half half strategy works for me too..

but then, which half for which promo?
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Added to principal.

Zzzzzzzzzz

Arrrggghhhhh

Btw we have the choice to add to pokok or into casa? Or compulsory to xasa?
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Probably means only end of 12 mths you will get the interest. Like mine initially the staff put "Capitalized Monthly" on the cert. Later after I told him want monthly interest, he then hand written on the cert (then MBB stamp) my SA.



QUOTE(lowya @ Oct 10 2015, 02:10 PM)
your choice certainly my choice  tongue.gif

half half strategy works for me too..

but then, which half for which promo?
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Btw, the CIMB 4% 3months is PIDM protected right?
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Btw, the CIMB 4% 3months is PIDM protected right?
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Hate SC bank maximum daily transfer limit... It only limit to 10k per day. Need to separate few days to transfer.
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You mean Std Chartered Bank ? It is 30k per day. You have to change the default limit. biggrin.gif

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Not considering HL 4.26%, AmBank 4.2%, even MBB GIA-i 4.5% ?  hmm.gif
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So, u have vested interest in 3 products?
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So, u have vested interest in 3 products?
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Hahaha, these 3 are the latest in a way. Just dabble a little bit here and there. tongue.gif

Oh include AmBank 5 yrs 4.55%. rclxms.gif

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You mean Std Chartered Bank ? It is 30k per day. You have to change the default limit.  biggrin.gif
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But when I want to change, the limit there is only 10k. Is it yours is preferred or what that's why different?
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But when I want to change, the limit there is only 10k. Is it yours is preferred or what that's why different?
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Did you go to "My Preference" then something like "Limit Maintenance" to see the various limits there ? hmm.gif

Not sure if they set-up diff limit for normal and PB customer. smile.gif
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Hi guys, I am looking for a one year TD for my parents to move some money from Public Bank. They are both 59 this year. Is the OCBC 4.2% a good option?
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Hi guys, I am looking for a one year TD for my parents to move some money from Public Bank. They are both 59 this year. Is the OCBC 4.2% a good option?
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For the UOB promo ending on 30 Oct, anyone know whether it will end if they meet a certain deposit amount? Ending on 30 Oct means still can make a deposit on 30th itself, right?
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For the UOB promo ending on 30 Oct, anyone know whether it will end if they meet a certain deposit amount? Ending on 30 Oct means still can make a deposit on 30th itself, right?
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Most Banks will end promo (although b4 timeline) once target is achieve
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Most Banks will end promo (although b4 timeline) once target is achieve
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but is there any targeted amount?  hmm.gif  can't find the info at the photo and can't recall if it was mentioned before..i need to remember to ask this when i go there this tuesday
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For the UOB promo ending on 30 Oct, anyone know whether it will end if they meet a certain deposit amount? Ending on 30 Oct means still can make a deposit on 30th itself, right?
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I tot you are going to move from UOB to OCBC ? Stay put in UOB by topping up ?  hmm.gif
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Have certs maturing with OCBC on 27th but will be away so can only uplift on 30th..need to think of contingency plan just in case UOB promo has ended.
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UOB to OCBC is next week operation  biggrin.gif

Have certs maturing with OCBC on 27th but will be away so can only uplift on 30th..need to think of contingency plan just in case UOB promo has ended.
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notworthy.gif notworthy.gif Bro is sure loaded. Another HNWI (me excluded) in this forum. biggrin.gif
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notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif Bro is sure loaded. Another HNWI (me excluded) in this forum.  biggrin.gif
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Did you go to "My Preference" then something like "Limit Maintenance" to see the various limits there ?  hmm.gif

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Did you go to "My Preference" then something like "Limit Maintenance" to see the various limits there ?  hmm.gif

Not sure if they set-up diff limit for normal and PB customer.  smile.gif
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Dividend is accrued on monthly basis whereas crediting on yearly basis
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Hi guys, I thought I share this.

Maybank Islamic eFD from 8 Sep - 8 Oct: 3.2055%

The way I calculated: (Total dividend credited / Principal FD amount) x 12 mths


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Hi guys, I thought I share this.

Maybank Islamic eFD from 8 Sep - 8 Oct: 3.2055%

The way I calculated: (Total dividend credited / Principal FD amount) x 12 mths
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total x 0.0325 x (number of days /365)
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total x 0.0325 x (number of days /365)
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Just back from SCB Kepong, I seen an unker grilling the girls there for not giving him the weekends interest, which his FD matured last weekend.

Whats the Bank Negara ruling on the weekend matured FD actually?
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Just received a call from OCBC PB centre to go and collect Hugo Boss pen. rclxms.gif

Oh, at least that gives me confidence with their promotion ! nod.gif tongue.gif
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Yearly basis from Jan to Dec or from  previous top up/crediting?
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Jan to Dec
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MBB 12month GIA-i done, the officer told me for this promotion the interest rate is "guaranteed" as promised ie at 4.5% effective rate. i mean likely we will be paid that rate till end of 12months. the statement capital not guanranteed can be ignored she said.

I feel assured, so can place more tomorrow.
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MBB 12month  GIA-i done, the officer told me for this promotion the interest rate is "guaranteed" as promised ie at 4.5% effective rate. i mean likely we will be paid that rate till end of 12months. the statement capital not guanranteed can be ignored she said.

I feel assured, so can place more tomorrow.
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 12 2015, 01:47 PM)
MBB 12month  GIA-i done, the officer told me for this promotion the interest rate is "guaranteed" as promised ie at 4.5% effective rate. i mean likely we will be paid that rate till end of 12months. the statement capital not guanranteed can be ignored she said.

I feel assured, so can place more tomorrow.
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she's gonna be grilled if someone reports this to relevant department brows.gif
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 12 2015, 01:47 PM)
MBB 12month  GIA-i done, the officer told me for this promotion the interest rate is "guaranteed" as promised ie at 4.5% effective rate. i mean likely we will be paid that rate till end of 12months. the statement capital not guanranteed can be ignored she said.

I feel assured, so can place more tomorrow.
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Ask her to place that in writing.
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Any good FD deal for senior citizen?
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Any good FD deal for senior citizen?
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Ambank 4.55% for 5 years. Monthly interest will be given. for those above >50 years You can use in combination with ambank Truesavers 2.8% account to boost the effective interest rate that you received. At the end of 5 years, your effective interest rates will be more than 4.55%
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 12 2015, 04:48 PM)
Ambank 4.55% for 5 years. Monthly interest will be given. for those above >50 years You can use in combination with ambank Truesavers 2.8% account to boost the effective interest rate that you received. At the end of 5 years, your effective interest rates will be more than 4.55%
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Oh. Thank you for the information.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 12 2015, 04:48 PM)
Ambank 4.55% for 5 years. Monthly interest will be given. for those above >50 years You can use in combination with ambank Truesavers 2.8% account to boost the effective interest rate that you received. At the end of 5 years, your effective interest rates will be more than 4.55%
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itu pun unkle tau. unkle sudah >50 tahun? hmm.gif brows.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 12 2015, 04:48 PM)
Ambank 4.55% for 5 years. Monthly interest will be given. for those above >50 years You can use in combination with ambank Truesavers 2.8% account to boost the effective interest rate that you received. At the end of 5 years, your effective interest rates will be more than 4.55%
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QUOTE(mohdyusof @ Oct 12 2015, 05:01 PM)
itu pun unkle tau. unkle sudah >50 tahun? hmm.gif  brows.gif
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itu pun unkle tau. unkle sudah >50 tahun? hmm.gif  brows.gif
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Already mentioned few post back. doh.gif By using ambank Truesavers for the monthly interest I am very sure effective interst rate is 4.6+. Very good deal if one is above 50.
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Ambank: I AmBanking on Great Rates - Fixed returns for long-term tenure
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MBB 12month  GIA-i done, the officer told me for this promotion the interest rate is "guaranteed" as promised ie at 4.5% effective rate. i mean likely we will be paid that rate till end of 12months. the statement capital not guanranteed can be ignored she said.

I feel assured, so can place more tomorrow.
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Urs is monthly interest or into CASA?
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Ask her to place that in writing.
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I have placed last Monday on this one. To me if there is a risk, just a small one. It invest on MBB Islamic subsidiary.
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yeah that "capital not guaranteed" is just a formality, islamic mah...

QUOTE(cklimm @ Oct 12 2015, 01:53 PM)
she's gonna be grilled if someone reports this to relevant department  brows.gif
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QUOTE(McFD2R @ Oct 12 2015, 03:36 PM)
Ask her to place that in writing.
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you know she couldn't do it. Certain things are never meant to be in black and white. I doubt she tells that
to all and sundry.

QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Oct 12 2015, 05:39 PM)
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Should be monthly interest into my MBB SA. I specifically wrote that in the form.
I have not taken my Cert, left my S/book there cos my transfer from BR was stuck,
the BR girl made a mistake did IBG instead of IBFT.

I checked MBB online saw the Maybank Islamic Flexi FD already listed there. Clicked open it showed
profit payment mode : SA number.
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Ambank 4.55% for 5 years. Monthly interest will be given. for those above >50 years You can use in combination with ambank Truesavers 2.8% account to boost the effective interest rate that you received. At the end of 5 years, your effective interest rates will be more than 4.55%
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Hi Sifu those credited interest monthly to CASA can I withdraw them?
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Hi Sifu those credited interest monthly to CASA can I withdraw them?
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casa can, FD principal, better dont
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casa can, FD principal, better dont
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Thanks means I can withdraw from CASA the monthly payout.

Any other catch? If I withdraw FD after one year.
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Thanks means I can withdraw from CASA the monthly payout.

Any other catch? If I withdraw FD after one year.
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Banker's cheque from OCBC FD upliftment is still free after GST implementation?
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Banks will not let you go just like that. Sure deduct your principal
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Banker's cheque from OCBC FD upliftment is still free after GST implementation?
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I requested BC from ocbc casa (put into MBB GIA-i). got charged RM2.80 (deducted from casa)
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I requested BC from ocbc casa (put into MBB GIA-i). got charged RM2.80 (deducted from casa)
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that's from casa..FD upliftment with OCBC was free before GST implementation..so just wondering whether it is still the same biggrin.gif
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that's from casa..FD upliftment with OCBC was free before GST implementation..so just wondering whether it is still the same  biggrin.gif
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it cost RM0.53 for FD BC nowadays
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it cost RM0.53 for FD BC nowadays
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That's only for priority customer right? Cause last time h, cimb, charges me Rm5+ for one BC. mad.gif
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Maybank oso charged RM5.30 per BC
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Guys, Check out the new OCBC 360 Account. A savings account that pays up to 4.1% interest.
http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/ac...bc_accounts_360
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it cost RM0.53 for FD BC nowadays
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Thanks. So if 4 certs will be RM2.12, still cheaper than combining 4 certs to 1 BC (as informed above by cybpsych, normal BC is RM2.80) biggrin.gif

QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 12 2015, 08:29 PM)
That's only for priority customer right? Cause last time h, cimb, charges me Rm5+ for one BC. mad.gif
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Maybank oso charged RM5.30 per BC
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Diff banks diff charges..really eat people one.
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Guys,  Check out the new OCBC 360 Account. A savings account that pays up to 4.1% interest.
http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/ac...bc_accounts_360
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Not as good as ambank Truesavers. Need deposit of min RM500/month - troublesome . Pay bills via ocbc (unless ocbc can stack bills like uobpayonline , then is good. What happen if someone were to pay on the last day of the month? That 1.2% is only applicable for the last day only? hmm.gif). Need to charge RM500 to a cc. (Sifu Gen-X already showed us the best cc and ocbc is not in the list - will effectively reduce our CB). The most one can get from it is 2.9% (if don't charge cc). Charging rm500 to a useless cc is a very bad idea just to get 1.2%. doh.gif

Despite ambank Truesavers only giving 2.8% (0.1% lesser than ocbc), at least no terms and conditions. No minimum amount required. There's no need to topup every month or charge anything. Only drawback is 3x/month ibg/atm withdrawal. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 12 2015, 09:07 PM)
Despite ambank Truesavers only giving 2.8% (0.1% lesser than ocbc),  at least no terms and conditions. No minimum amount required. There's no need to topup every month or charge anything. Only drawback is 3x/month ibg/atm withdrawal. biggrin.gif
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Tun, did AmBank appoint u as Ambasador?

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Tun, did AmBank appoint u as Ambasador?
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Nope. I support banks which are not complicated and easy to achieve the interest. Used to big supporter of m2savers until Truesavers appeared. drool.gif m2savers now is antique. Giving miserable rate of 2.25% and need >=rm2000 to "activate" the 2.25% interest. Again, why want would you want to give bank free lunch of 0.55%? I am not a Bank-generous-customer. shakehead.gif

If ambank appoint me ambassador, how nice. Sit at home goyang kaki, money masuk account. tongue.gif

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Anyone facing problem when using Instant interbank transfer at bankrakyat website?

Totally not able to choose the option.


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Anyone facing problem when using Instant interbank transfer at bankrakyat website?

Totally not able to choose the option.
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Try to call their hotline no
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Maybank oso charged RM5.30 per BC
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MBB BC used to be free (before 2014). Now it is RM0.53 per BC. I have asked for 2 BC and paid RM0.53 X 2 last week. But it has to be from matured FD. biggrin.gif

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Anyone facing problem when using Instant interbank transfer at bankrakyat website?

Totally not able to choose the option.
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No issue for me. biggrin.gif
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you know she couldn't do it. Certain things are never meant to be in black and white. I doubt she tells that
to all and sundry.
While most of the time, these investments do not yield a loss, it is not guaranteed 100%. What she says are based on past stats and results. It is however, still not guaranteed. Do not take that on face value, and hold her to her words in the event it goes downhill. That's all we are advising.

My MBB PW RM also advises me that while past results shows positive yield, MBB cannot guarantee that it will not go down either. Anyone telling you otherwise is purely to entice you to be confident in your placement. What can you do if the capital goes down, even if marginally? Your effective yield may not be 4.5% then, but will you tell them, "Hey, your staff told me to ignore the Capital Not Guaranteed statement". You can't.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 12 2015, 09:07 PM)
Not as good as ambank Truesavers. Need deposit of min RM500/month - troublesome . Pay bills via ocbc (unless ocbc can stack bills like uobpayonline , then is good. What happen if someone were to pay on the last day of the month? That 1.2% is only applicable for the last day only? hmm.gif). Need to charge RM500 to a cc. (Sifu Gen-X already showed us the best cc and ocbc is not in the list - will effectively reduce our CB). The most one can get from it is 2.9% (if don't charge cc). Charging rm500 to a useless cc is a very bad idea just to get 1.2%. doh.gif

Despite ambank Truesavers only giving 2.8% (0.1% lesser than ocbc),  at least no terms and conditions. No minimum amount required. There's no need to topup every month or charge anything. Only drawback is 3x/month ibg/atm withdrawal. biggrin.gif
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I agree with you. This savings account requires some monthly commitments and definitely not suitable for a student.

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 12 2015, 09:07 PM)
Not as good as ambank Truesavers. Need deposit of min RM500/month - troublesome . Pay bills via ocbc (unless ocbc can stack bills like uobpayonline , then is good. What happen if someone were to pay on the last day of the month? That 1.2% is only applicable for the last day only? hmm.gif). Need to charge RM500 to a cc. (Sifu Gen-X already showed us the best cc and ocbc is not in the list - will effectively reduce our CB). The most one can get from it is 2.9% (if don't charge cc). Charging rm500 to a useless cc is a very bad idea just to get 1.2%. doh.gif

Despite ambank Truesavers only giving 2.8% (0.1% lesser than ocbc),  at least no terms and conditions. No minimum amount required. There's no need to topup every month or charge anything. Only drawback is 3x/month ibg/atm withdrawal. biggrin.gif
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tun/unkle tongue.gif how is ambank truesavers compared with affin? boomchacha said affin was best before.
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tun/unkle  tongue.gif how is ambank truesavers compared with affin? boomchacha said affin was best before.
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Affin kena beat liao. Need high amount to get high interest. Interest also not as high as Truesavers. Not worth. biggrin.gif

Uncle boom also using Truesavers now.

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 13 2015, 10:27 AM)
Affin kena beat liao.  Need high amount to get high interest.  Interest also not as high as Truesavers. Not worth. biggrin.gif

Uncle boom also using Truesavers now.
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tun/unkle doing phd on financial market? tongue.gif
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notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif

tun/unkle doing phd on financial market? tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 13 2015, 10:27 AM)
Affin kena beat liao.  Need high amount to get high interest.  Interest also not as high as Truesavers. Not worth. biggrin.gif

Uncle boom also using Truesavers now.
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Looks like a lot jump ship from Affin RHB to Ambank Maybank HLB huh?
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Looks like a lot jump ship from Affin RHB to Ambank Maybank HLB huh?
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If another bank can come out with rates which beat ambank, I will not hesitate to jump ship. My loyalty is with my money. laugh.gif
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So now hlb best best fd promo is 6 mth 4.08 and 13 months 4.26 ?
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I use the bank which can give the me the best interest while saving money so can put fd.

If another bank can come out with rates which beat ambank, I will not hesitate to jump ship. My loyalty is with my money.  laugh.gif
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Do u have sentimental value?
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Do u have sentimental value?
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Nope. Why should I? A bank is a bank which leech money from people. So we should leech from the leech. Do not give banks free money!

If bank A can give say 4.2%, I don't see why bank B cannot give 4.2% as well. Same goes with CASA. By going for bank B which gives you say 4.1%, you are effectively giving bank B 0.1% of what you are entitled to get!

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Nope. Why should I? A bank is a bank which leech money from people. So we should leech from the leech. Do not give banks free money!
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QUOTE(Bonescythe @ Oct 13 2015, 12:44 PM)
So now hlb best best fd promo is 6 mth 4.08 and 13 months 4.26 ?
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HL 15 mth step up eff rate 4.26%, not 13 mth. biggrin.gif

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Hi,
most FD promotion are require fresh fund.
do i have to get a bank draft from my other bank to open the FD?
Can I IBG the money into the bank's saving account and issue FD from it, will it still treat as fresh fund?
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Guys. I just call MBB care line. Really made me speechless. They say the interest payment mode can be

- CASA
- added to principle.

He say he will double confirm and give me a call. I wait for 3 hrs ad. Still haven't got the call yet. I was like wtf........

I guess I need to call again.
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Hi,
most FD promotion are require fresh fund.
do i have to get a bank draft from my other bank to open the FD?
Can I IBG the money into the bank's saving account and issue FD from it, will it still treat as fresh fund?
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Bank draft or IBG will do
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Hi,
most FD promotion are require fresh fund.
do i have to get a bank draft from my other bank to open the FD?
Can I IBG the money into the bank's saving account and issue FD from it, will it still treat as fresh fund?
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Some banks accept that as fresh funds, some don't. Read the t&c first before doing ibg/ibft or walk into the bank and enquire. IBFT from bank A (Ibft is free for now), then use BC from bank B and bring back to back A.Safest is still BC. That one guaranteed counted as fresh.
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Guys. I just call MBB care line. Really made me speechless. They say the interest payment mode can be

- CASA
- added to principle.

He say he will double confirm and give me a call. I wait for 3 hrs ad. Still haven't got the call yet. I was like wtf........

I guess I need to call again.
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I wud suggest u speak face-to-face with the BM for FAQ
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I wud suggest u speak face-to-face with the BM for FAQ
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Just back from musical chair session. UOB here implemented something new. The staff at the ticketing counter insisted to fill up the upliftment and BC form even though my number is just next on the queue. And when my number is up, my FD cert is still stuck at the ticketing counter doh.gif Anyway, was informed by the teller that the 4.2% promo ending on 30th Oct has no targeted amount so it will last until the due date. BC for UOB is RM2.80 now.

I also asked what is the minimum placement amount that may warrant a negotiable rate. After consulting with her superior, was told that there is no specific amount. It can only be known at the time of placement. Too bad, else can prepare the amount before going.

Next stop was OCBC, 4 counters are open but got stuck at the queue because all 4 are busy with customers doing investment products. But when it comes to my turn, everything is smooth smile.gif

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 13 2015, 04:14 PM)
Just back from musical chair session. UOB here implemented something new. The staff at the ticketing counter insisted to fill up the upliftment and BC form even though my number is just next on the queue. And when my number is up, my FD cert is still stuck at the ticketing counter  doh.gif Anyway, was informed by the teller that the 4.2% promo ending on 30th Oct has no targeted amount so it will last until the due date. BC for UOB is RM2.80 now.

I also asked what is the minimum placement amount that may warrant a negotiable rate. After consulting with her superior, was told that there is no specific amount. It can only be known at the time of placement. Too bad, else can prepare the amount before going.

Next stop was OCBC, 4 counters are open but got stuck at the queue because all 4 are busy with customers doing investment products. But when it comes to my turn, everything is smooth  smile.gif
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Thanks for the update ! notworthy.gif

What was the BC for UOB last time ? In Penang it used to be RM0.15. Next week will have to move out 1 FD from UOB. biggrin.gif
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Thanks for the update !  notworthy.gif

What was the BC for UOB last time ? In Penang it used to be RM0.15. Next week will have to move out 1 FD from UOB.  biggrin.gif
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It was 2.15 before GST implementation. Last time I argued about 0.15 but the manager said depends on branches one.
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Anybody wrote this letter? biggrin.gif

Fixed deposition calculation rate differs:
http://www.thestar.com.my/Opinion/Letters/...n-rate-differs/

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I WISH to highlight that not all bank practices are the same.

Most banks ensure that interest is paid on the next working day.

For example, for fixed deposits maturing on Saturday, Oct 3,

payment of interest will be calculated up to Monday, Oct 5 if we uplift on that day (the next working day).

However, in this case with one foreign bank which automatically rolls over on a non-working day, that is, Saturday Oct 3 (if instruction is given to roll over) and pays interest up to Oct 3 only.

Customers lose two days’ interest if we uplift on Oct 5.

Many banks will also roll over on Oct 3 if instruction is given to roll over, but if uplifted on the next working day, Oct 5, interest will be paid up to Oct 5.

But if we wish to continue and roll over, the next maturity date will be on Oct 3.

It would be good if the practice was generally the same for all the so that customers would not lose out in interest payment.

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Anybody wrote this letter?  biggrin.gif

Fixed deposition calculation rate differs:
http://www.thestar.com.my/Opinion/Letters/...n-rate-differs/
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isnt this the unker i saw? blink.gif

QUOTE(cklimm @ Oct 12 2015, 12:32 PM)
Just back from SCB Kepong, I seen an unker grilling the girls there for not giving him the weekends interest, which his FD matured last weekend.

Whats the Bank Negara ruling on the weekend matured FD actually?
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It was 2.15 before GST implementation. Last time I argued about 0.15 but the manager said depends on branches one.
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Yes, our Captain mentioned that it was 2.15 and I told him in Penang it was 0.15 (before 2015). Next week I will see about that in UOB. biggrin.gif

Add: I guess it would be 0.15+0.50+0.03GST=0.68.

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isnt this the unker i saw?  blink.gif
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my today placement at OCBC also matures on sunday..close two eyes sad.gif
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bravo  notworthy.gif

my today placement at OCBC also matures on sunday..close two eyes sad.gif
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The FD that I placed in HL on 1/10 matured on 1/1/2017 !  doh.gif
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bravo  notworthy.gif

my today placement at OCBC also matures on sunday..close two eyes sad.gif
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OCBC will pay you Sunday interest automatically without you asking.
RHB will not pay you the non banking day interest even you ask for it.
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OCBC will pay you Sunday interest automatically without you asking.
RHB will not pay you the non banking day interest even you ask for it.
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I also kena RHB having this issue for few FD's ! shakehead.gif

While people express concern about BR, their system still will auto adjust to next working day. I like UOB, Citibank, BR system as they auto adj to next working day. rclxms.gif

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 13 2015, 12:41 PM)
I use the bank which can give the me the best interest while saving money so can put fd.

If another bank can come out with rates which beat ambank, I will not hesitate to jump ship. My loyalty is with my money.  laugh.gif
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just went for MBB GIA-i 4.5% 12m for tiniest possible sum, ask for free gift none given, its ok.

Next: hunting for better deal close to 4.5% with PIDM.
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just went for MBB GIA-i 4.5% 12m for tiniest possible sum, ask for free gift none given, its ok.

Next: hunting for better deal close to 4.5% with PIDM.
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Ambank 4.55% for 5 years. Exceed 4.5% with PIDM. tongue.gif combine with Truesavers for effective rates of >4.55%! Interest paid semi-annually if one is <50 years old and monthly if >50years old.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 13 2015, 07:58 PM)
Ambank 4.55% for 5 years. Exceed 4.5% with PIDM. tongue.gif combine with Truesavers for effective rates of >4.55%! Interest paid semi-annually if one is <50 years old and monthly if >50years old.
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unkle ram, not everyone can go long term like you. tongue.gif people need $$ to build love nest. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 13 2015, 07:58 PM)
Ambank 4.55% for 5 years. Exceed 4.5% with PIDM. tongue.gif combine with Truesavers for effective rates of >4.55%! Interest paid semi-annually if one is <50 years old and monthly if >50years old.
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Bro, u really have passion to do sales and marketing...keep promote ambank...lol
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unkle ram, not everyone can go long term like you. tongue.gif people need $$ to build love nest. laugh.gif
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Did not put that. I put ASX FP instead. tongue.gif Liquid enough to withdraw anytime without affecting the interest. No money for rm10k ambank 5 yearz and don't want to settle for board rates so choose ASX FP instead. smile.gif

QUOTE(Vincent9696 @ Oct 13 2015, 08:18 PM)
Bro, u really have passion to do sales and marketing...keep promote ambank...lol
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One should maximise one's return rather than let the interest earn sitting in a useless account earning say 0.1-0.5% interest. DO NOT GIVE BANKS FREE LUNCH!

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 13 2015, 08:24 PM)
Did not put that. I put ASX FP instead. tongue.gif Liquid enough to withdraw anytime without affecting the interest. No money for rm10k ambank 5 yearz and don't want to settle for board rates so choose ASX FP instead. smile.gif
One should maximise one's return rather than let the interest earn sitting in a useless account earning say 0.1-0.5% interest. DO NOT GIVE BANKS FREE LUNCH!
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unkle said that bank fd promo need min 10k. why unkle still studying fd? tongue.gif

asx fp got risk, wait till satu hari.................. tongue.gif
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unkle said that bank fd promo need min 10k. why unkle still studying fd? tongue.gif

asx fp got risk, wait till satu hari.................. tongue.gif
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No rm10k, no talk. Give banks free money, I don't think so. Calculations of able to give 6.X+% dividends/interest min can last 3 years if just draw from their reserves.For the 4th year, will see how it goes. But OT already
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U bought alot of ambank stock is it...
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I dun have ambank because their atm branches very susah to find
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now looking for best rate for 6mths (to spread the timing risk) hopefully can be as close as possible to 4.5% with pidm, any suggestion? best if interest paid monthly add into principal, no need casa, and pay interest on weekends/holiday.

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now looking for best rate for 6mths (to spread the timing risk) hopefully can be as close as possible to 4.5% with pidm, any suggestion? best if interest paid monthly add into principal, no need casa, and pay interest on weekends/holiday.
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got ... bank of lowya
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QUOTE(Bonescythe @ Oct 13 2015, 09:44 PM)
I dun have ambank because their atm branches very susah to find
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QUOTE(HJebat @ Oct 10 2015, 11:04 AM)
Wow, 2017...almost cross the finish line. Mine is a year later than yours.
Oh.. is it BR?

QUOTE(HJebat @ Oct 10 2015, 11:04 AM)
If based on write-ups & tales passed down from generation to generation, the 10-year cycle of stock market crash will be approaching around that time wor. By that time, I think almost everyone needs to do blood test to determine our health conditions. Not just you alone. Mana tau sekali market sink heavily bye.gif  innocent.gif ... laugh.gif Mana ada urge want to put 5-year FD lagi biggrin.gif

Maybe the best practice to ride out the hard times is to live the way of life of a monk laugh.gif
Now share market is getting better..The future is hard to tell...

QUOTE(HJebat @ Oct 10 2015, 11:04 AM)
BCC memang ever so humble...

Ok la, not super duper filthy rich...but still wealthy la...ada PB status, higher FD rates, dandy gifts etc. compared to the masses.

Strictly place 5-year FD with extra money, then the woes of MBSB makan & merge with Muamalat or not, ada PIDM or not, market collapse or not; won't distress us much.

Malaysia boleh! Kau boleh! BCC boleh!
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QUOTE(blogomatic @ Oct 13 2015, 11:00 PM)
got ... bank of lowya
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Ha ha.. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 13 2015, 10:27 AM)
Affin kena beat liao.  Need high amount to get high interest.  Interest also not as high as Truesavers. Not worth. biggrin.gif

Uncle boom also using Truesavers now.
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Affin saving is no longer competitive since Am Bank has launched True Savers
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 13 2015, 07:58 PM)
Ambank 4.55% for 5 years. Exceed 4.5% with PIDM. tongue.gif combine with Truesavers for effective rates of >4.55%! Interest paid semi-annually if one is <50 years old and monthly if >50years old.
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Wah.. this sounds too nice.. thumbup.gif




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U bought alot of ambank stock is it...
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Please la. If like that I won't be in this thread. My loyalty lies with my money. Previous m2savers supporter because of Gen-X. But realised that m2savers give miserable returns and need >=rm2k to activate the interest. No rm2k, no talk.Sometimes hard for me to get interest (no rm2k inside). Well if another bank come out with 3% savings with easy t&c, Bye bye Truesavers. *wishful thinking-banks are stingy companies*. Again NO FREE LUNCH FOR BANKS! Other people want to give banks free lunch, be my guest. I won't

QUOTE(Bonescythe @ Oct 13 2015, 09:44 PM)
I dun have ambank because their atm branches very susah to find
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Agreed. Hardly any atm in sight. I go for that only because of the 2.8%.If it doesn't offer 2.8%, I wouldn't even bother opening. So when I want my money, plan in advance and ibg it out. Will reach maybank at 2pm. Then I withdraw.That's how I get the best of both world. High rates from ambank, many atms from maybank. Ibg's free. Make use of every featured offered by the bank. thumbup.gif

QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Oct 13 2015, 11:20 PM)
I tot plenty inside 7-11
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Really? Didn't know that. Hardly go 7-11.I still prefer the ibg way. Shiok sendiri that using both banks. tongue.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 13 2015, 11:38 PM)
Wah.. this sounds too nice..  thumbup.gif
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Suitable for people like Unker. thumbup.gif But it ends I think end of October. sad.gif

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 13 2015, 11:46 PM)
Hardly any atm in sight. I go for that only because of the 2.8%.If it doesn't offer 2.8%, I wouldn't even bother opening.  So when I want my money, plan in advance and ibg it out. Will reach maybank at 2pm. Then I withdraw. Ibg's free. Make use of every featured offered by the bank.
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I noticed that after I did IBG for 3 times, then I went to AM Bank teller counter
to withdraw few hundreds Ringgit from True Savers, no RM 5.30 was charged.

I guess to make withdrawal via teller counter is not counted in as 3 times withdrawal limit.. hmm.gif
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I noticed that after I did IBG for 3 times, then I went to AM Bank teller counter
to withdraw few hundreds Ringgit from True Savers, no RM 5.30 was charged.

I guess to make withdrawal via teller counter is not counted in as 3 times withdrawal limit.. hmm.gif
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That's the downside. sad.gif 3x IBG/ATM withdrawal per month. That's why plan in advance! DO NOT GIVE BANKS FREE LUNCH! Be like captain. Plan your move. I started planning since using Truesavers and haven't paid them a single sen. Neither am I planning to give them any.

Here's how you do it.Calculate how much you need /month. Calculate when you want to IBG out your money. Transfer the total you need to truetransact and withdraw+ ibg to another bank. That way you can withdraw and ibg out but it counts as 1 only instead of 2! You will still have 2 transcation left to use for emergency. Hope that helps.

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That's the downside. sad.gif 3x IBG/ATM withdrawal per month. That's why plan in advance! DO NOT GIVE BANKS FREE LUNCH! Be like captain. Plan your move. I started planning since using Truesavers and haven't paid them a single sen. Neither am I planning to give them any.

Here's how you do it.Calculate how much you need /month. Calculate when you want to IBG out your money. Transfer the total you need to truetransact and withdraw+ ibg to another bank. That way you can withdraw and ibg out but it counts as 1 only instead of 2! You will still have 2 transcation left to use for emergency. Hope that helps.
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He's telling you that the 4th withdrawal, which is supposed to be charged, was free instead.
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He's telling you that the 4th withdrawal, which is supposed to be charged, was free instead.
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now looking for best rate for 6mths (to spread the timing risk) hopefully can be as close as possible to 4.5% with pidm, any suggestion? best if interest paid monthly add into principal, no need casa, and pay interest on weekends/holiday.
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bro idealistic! laugh.gif why not mau 6 month 5% plus all you ask above. whistling.gif rclxm9.gif
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QUOTE(mohdyusof @ Oct 14 2015, 08:43 AM)
bro idealistic!  laugh.gif why not mau 6 month 5% plus all you ask above. whistling.gif  rclxm9.gif
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not asking for impossible, just asking for highest rate for 6mth fd. was hoping someone could point out.

Urgent.. Tomorrow going to deposit d.
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Thanks. After rereading it, then only I realised. laugh.gif but must take petrol into consideration. That's why I listed out how to plan by using it.
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Tun, is that ambank truesaver give u interest by monthly basis? 2.8% p.a right? Got provided atm card? One time limit can withdraw hw much?

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QUOTE(Vincent9696 @ Oct 14 2015, 10:15 AM)
Tun, is that  ambank truesaver give u interest by monthly basis? 2.8% p.a right? Got provided atm card? One time limit can withdraw hw much?
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Interest calculated daily and credited on the 1st of every month. If want to to apply better go branch cause if apply online still need to go branch to collect debit card and fingerprint. No rm8/year fees. biggrin.gif. Don't know how much is the limit. But you can set it yourself.
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QUOTE(lowya @ Oct 14 2015, 09:55 AM)
not asking for impossible, just asking for highest rate for 6mth fd. was hoping someone could point out.

Urgent.. Tomorrow going to deposit d.
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I think best is 5 months the at 4% or take the cimb efd 3 months at 4%. After that sure got another promo. Effective rates maybe more than 4% after 6 months if you go that way (compounding interest-just make sure you put interest together with the principal into the new Fd, upon maturity)

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 14 2015, 10:33 AM)
I think best is 5 months the at 4% or take the cimb efd 3 months at 4%. After that sure got another promo. Effective rates maybe more than 4% after 6 months if you go that way (compounding interest-just make sure you put interest together with the principal into the new Fd, upon maturity)
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think i decided to go for half mbb 4.5% 12m no pidm, another half for ambank 4.55% 60m pidm +trusaver, and split to smallest fd notes for liquidity purpose.

Bye bye RHB and Affin.

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think i decided to go for half mbb 4.5% 12m no pidm, another half for ambank 4.55% 60m pidm +trusaver, and split to smallest fd notes for liquidity purpose.

Bye bye RHB and Affin.
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MBB 4.5% is if you keep until maturity. If you don't keep until maturity, you don't get 4.5% same goes for ambank 4.55% cause if you remove early, banks sure will deduct your principal.

For ambank Truesavers, keep in mind of the 3x IBG/ATM withdrawal limit/month. Other than that good choice. thumbup.gif
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MBB 4.5% is if you keep until maturity. If you don't keep until maturity, you don't get 4.5% same goes for ambank 4.55% cause if you remove early, banks sure will deduct your principal.

For ambank Truesavers,  keep in mind of the 3x IBG/ATM withdrawal limit/month. Other than that good choice. thumbup.gif
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think i decided to go for half mbb 4.5% 12m no pidm, another half for ambank 4.55% 60m pidm +trusaver, and split to smallest fd notes for liquidity purpose.

Bye bye RHB and Affin.
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mbb 4.5% no pidm, no capital guarantee, no scare meh meh brows.gif tongue.gif
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Bye bye RHB and Affin.
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mbb 4.5% no pidm, no capital guarantee, no scare meh meh  brows.gif  tongue.gif
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mbb 4.5% no pidm, no capital guarantee, no scare meh meh  brows.gif  tongue.gif
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Interest calculated daily and credited on the 1st of every month. If want to to apply better go branch cause if apply online still need to go branch to collect debit card and fingerprint. No rm8/year fees. biggrin.gif. Don't know how much is the limit. But you can set it yourself.
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Debit card got rebate or not? Sound interesting... After i heard what u explain....
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Debit card got rebate or not? Sound interesting... After i heard what u explain....
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Already free IBG, no rm8 charge, high interest, still want to ask for rebate? Ish... tongue.gif
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can u pls stop trolling with all these useless posts?

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Really? Didn't know that. Hardly go 7-11.I still prefer the ibg way. Shiok sendiri that using both banks. tongue.gif
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No rebate. Just not charged rm8 for it like most banks. If you want rebate, go for their true cc. 3% CB for online transactions cap at rm30/month without charges of administration fees for overseas online transactions. Some exclusions apply. Refer to their T&C. No annual fees. If you are going for local online shopping, uob vox would be a better choice. Other than that, no special rebates. Refer to cc thread.

Already free IBG, no rm8 charge, high interest, still want to ask for rebate? Ish... tongue.gif
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Socializing on LYN is free. tongue.gif
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if he is a student, should study more. insterad of studying fd, asnb in forums tongue.gif
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if he is a student, should study more. insterad of studying fd, asnb in forums tongue.gif
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Any tips on how to nego for higher rates?

If we already passed the banker's cheque to the teller, he/she would know that most likely we will make placement there so less chance to nego.

No RM.


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Any tips on how to nego for higher rates?

If we already passed the banker's cheque to the teller, he/she would know that most likely we will make placement there so less chance to nego.

No RM.
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Ask at the ticketing counter, insist "big" amount, demand to see branch manager, if both fail, threaten to go another bank
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Ask at the ticketing counter, insist "big" amount, demand to see branch manager, if both fail, threaten to go another bank
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that's what i scared..sekali they see my amount kacang putih only blush.gif also i wonder whether possible to get 0.1% increase
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Any tips on how to nego for higher rates?

If we already passed the banker's cheque to the teller, he/she would know that most likely we will make placement there so less chance to nego.

No RM.
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Call the person in charge of FD to nego rate on the phone first...


MBSB 5 years at 4.7% with paid semi annual interest VS Am Bank 5 years at 4.55% with paid monthly interest (50 years old and above).

Let's say if put the both interests to Am Bank True Savers account, which one can earn more interest?

I used below online calculator and I came out with the answer MBSB can earn more interest.
Correct or not..? hmm.gif

http://getsmarteraboutmoney.ca/tools-and-c...px#.Vh4ZIW5oDtw

Attached Image ----> MBSB

Attached Image ----> AM Bank

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 14 2015, 07:08 PM)
that's what i scared..sekali they see my amount kacang putih only blush.gif also i wonder whether possible to get 0.1% increase
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 14 2015, 07:12 PM)
Call the person in charge of FD to nego rate on the phone first...
MBSB 5 years at 4.7% with paid semi annual interest VS Am Bank 5 years at 4.55% with paid monthly interest (50 years old and above).

Let's say if put the both interests to Am Bank True Savers account, which one can earn more interest?

I used below online calculator and I came out with the answer MBSB can earn more interest.
Correct or not..?  hmm.gif

http://getsmarteraboutmoney.ca/tools-and-c...px#.Vh4ZIW5oDtw

Attached Image   ----> MBSB

Attached Image   ----> AM Bank

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I guess most of us here are younger than 50

obviously MBSB is the one to go
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Any tips on how to nego for higher rates?

If we already passed the banker's cheque to the teller, he/she would know that most likely we will make placement there so less chance to nego.

No RM.
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not all banks have nego rate. other than br, which others? other may give if no promotional rate.
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Any tips on how to nego for higher rates?

If we already passed the banker's cheque to the teller, he/she would know that most likely we will make placement there so less chance to nego.

No RM.
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I thought you are at least PB of SCB ? hmm.gif

I tried the trick with BR before when I opened account. Talk to the officer, get higher rate and gifts before hand over the cheque. Subsequently talked to the BR ABM to nego before going there. Got 0.2% in one instance for a large sum. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(cklimm @ Oct 14 2015, 07:14 PM)
usually 6 figures cheque is intimidating enough to most local banks, show em what you have.
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Depends on the bank. If there is already promo rate, 6 figure also may not work. My experience only. biggrin.gif
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that's what i scared..sekali they see my amount kacang putih only blush.gif also i wonder whether possible to get 0.1% increase
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For UOB when there is no promo, you can ask for increase. But only low 0.05% or so. But with promo rate, tough luck (unless very high amt >6 figures).

BR wise, with 6 figure, can get 0.1% more. But it looks to me you are not BR kaki. tongue.gif

QUOTE(mohdyusof @ Oct 14 2015, 07:22 PM)
not all banks have nego rate. other than br, which others? other may give if no promotional rate.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 14 2015, 07:12 PM)
Call the person in charge of FD to nego rate on the phone first...
MBSB 5 years at 4.7% with paid semi annual interest VS Am Bank 5 years at 4.55% with paid monthly interest (50 years old and above).

Let's say if put the both interests to Am Bank True Savers account, which one can earn more interest?

I used below online calculator and I came out with the answer MBSB can earn more interest.
Correct or not..?   hmm.gif

http://getsmarteraboutmoney.ca/tools-and-c...px#.Vh4ZIW5oDtw

Attached Image   ----> MBSB

Attached Image   ----> AM Bank

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Don't think mbsb will win cause previously one guy showed a 4.2% FD if compounded yearly can win against bsn 4.5%. hmm.gif Differences between them are 0.3%. Here mbsb 4.7% vs ambank 4.55%, differences is only 0.15 and one gets interest compounded monthly if one >50 years old. So if 4.2% can win against 4.5%, I don't see why 4.55% cannot win against 4.7%. Best is calculate ourself manually using pen and paper. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 14 2015, 07:37 PM)
Don't think mbsb will win cause previously one guy showed a 4.2% FD if compounded yearly can win against bsn 4.5%. hmm.gif Differences between them are 0.3%. Here mbsb 4.7% vs ambank 4.55%,  differences is only 0.15 and one gets interest compounded monthly if one >50 years old. So if 4.2% can win against 4.5%, I don't see why 4.55% cannot win against 4.7%. Best is calculate ourself manually using pen and paper. biggrin.gif
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Aiyo doh.gif
You ask uncle to use pen and paper to calculate manually..?

I can calculate MBSB as shown on attached Excel spreadsheet; but cannot calculate AM Bank.. rclxub.gif

Don't under estimate the 0.15%..
And don't forget BSN only pays interest upon maturity whereas MBSB pays semi annual interest..

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 14 2015, 07:41 PM)
Aiyo  doh.gif 
You ask uncle to use pen and paper to calculate manually..?

I can calculate MBSB as shown on attached Excel spreadsheet; but cannot calculate AM Bank..  rclxub.gif

Don't under estimate the 0.15%..
And don't forget BSN only pays interest upon maturity whereas MBSB pays semi annual interest..
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Since the interest you get monthly will be constant, you can create a new column to calculate that
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 14 2015, 07:37 PM)
Don't think mbsb will win cause previously one guy showed a 4.2% FD if compounded yearly can win against bsn 4.5%. hmm.gif Differences between them are 0.3%. Here mbsb 4.7% vs ambank 4.55%,  differences is only 0.15 and one gets interest compounded monthly if one >50 years old. So if 4.2% can win against 4.5%, I don't see why 4.55% cannot win against 4.7%. Best is calculate ourself manually using pen and paper. biggrin.gif
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I thought you are at least PB of SCB ? hmm.gif
I tried the trick with BR before when I opened account. Talk to the officer, get higher rate and gifts before hand over the cheque. Subsequently talked to the BR ABM to nego before going there. Got 0.2% in one instance for a large sum. biggrin.gif
Depends on the bank. If there is already promo rate, 6 figure also may not work. My experience only.  biggrin.gif
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Wanted to become PB of SCB but since no more FD promo, no motivation to go to the branch...procrastinating procrastinating almost 1 year has passed laugh.gif

QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 14 2015, 07:33 PM)
For UOB when there is no promo, you can ask for increase. But only low 0.05% or so. But with promo rate, tough luck (unless very high amt >6 figures).
BR wise, with 6 figure, can get 0.1% more. But it looks to me you are not BR kaki.  tongue.gif
Yes, you are right.  rclxms.gif Not many banks can nego rates. Esp if they are already having promo rates.  biggrin.gif
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Yeah, planning to try luck for nego rate with uob..but since it will be on top of the 4.2% promo, chances are less...somemore I tried to nego to reduce the BC rate to RM0.15 also not successful cry.gif sweat.gif

BR has my highest FD amount but never got the chance to nego because it will just roll over and my mom will go there to renew the cert. One fine day need to try nego there too.
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usually 6 figures cheque is intimidating enough to most local banks, show em what you have.
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Since the interest you get monthly will be constant, you can create a new column to calculate that
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Uncle do not know how to use the Excel formula lah..

But if for my diversification, AM Bank is suitable for me..
Recently learning to split my eggs from Ah Goat Sir.. sweat.gif

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 14 2015, 07:49 PM)
Wanted to become PB of SCB but since no more FD promo, no motivation to go to the branch...procrastinating procrastinating almost 1 year has passed  laugh.gif
Yeah, planning to try luck for nego rate with uob..but since it will be on top of the 4.2% promo, chances are less...somemore I tried to nego to reduce the BC rate to RM0.15 also not successful  cry.gif  sweat.gif 

BR has my highest FD amount but never got the chance to nego because it will just roll over and my mom will go there to renew the cert. One fine day need to try nego there too.
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After becoming PB of SCB, I missed going to a wine tasting function and dinner for UT introduction. Go go and join them. rclxms.gif

Oh, BR got the highest FD amt for you. notworthy.gif So now I know we have a quiet BR kaki. rclxms.gif

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 14 2015, 07:50 PM)
I think MBSB 's return is higher lah..

But if for my diversification purpose, AM Bnak is suitable for me..
Recently learning to split my eggs from Ah Goat Sir..  sweat.gif
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I put in to MBSB's 18 mth 4.5% recently. But still have not put in to their 5 yr 4.7%. Maybe I should do that before they merge with another bank. biggrin.gif

But 5 yrs is a bit long. I dived in the AmBank's 5 years FD last week. Still kind of trust AmBank more than MBSB. But may still go for MBSB 4.7% later.

Splitting eggs is just for security. But once over 250k in one acct, that may not mean much already. tongue.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 14 2015, 07:59 PM)
I put in to MBSB's 18 mth 4.5% recently. But still have not put in to their 5 yr 4.7%. Maybe I should do that before they merge with another bank.  biggrin.gif

But 5 yrs is a bit long. I dived in the AmBank's 5 years FD last week. Still kind of trust AmBank more than MBSB. But may still go for MBSB 4.7% later.

Splitting eggs is just for security. But once over 250k in one acct, that may not mean much already.  tongue.gif
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Few weeks ago when i went to MBSB to pick-up my FD interest, MBSB staffs tried to convinced me
to put in 18 months 4.5%.

In between MBSB 5 years and Am Bank 5 years, and MBSB 18 months 4.5%, very hard to make decision lah.

Most likely I will go for AM bank lah....I think I still can tahan another 6-7 years wah..? sweat.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 14 2015, 08:16 PM)
Few weeks ago when i went to MBSB to pick-up my FD interest, MBSB staffs tried to convinced me
to put in 18 months 4.5%.

In between MBSB 5 years and Am Bank 5 years, and MBSB 18 months 4.5%, very hard to make decision lah.

Most likely I will go for AM bank lah....I think I still can tahan another 6-7 years wah..?  sweat.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 14 2015, 08:20 PM)
Nowadays if suspect have problem, go for check up and treatment. High blood pressure can be controlled. So 6-7 years ? 16-17 years also sub sub suai !  rclxms.gif  tongue.gif
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Unker correct. Don't smoke, drink, exercise everyday, eat medicine everyday can tahan. thumbup.gif Unker can help calculations for mbsb vs ambank 5 years with additional Truesavers 2.8% for both? I count until pening. rclxub.gif laugh.gif

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Actually me too would have placed some fund with Ambank 5 years. Save time and cost to play musical chair in 5 years and yet gain a good rate. Monthly interest for above 50 yrs some more but too bad final decision not mine.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Oct 14 2015, 07:12 PM)
Call the person in charge of FD to nego rate on the phone first...
MBSB 5 years at 4.7% with paid semi annual interest VS Am Bank 5 years at 4.55% with paid monthly interest (50 years old and above).

Let's say if put the both interests to Am Bank True Savers account, which one can earn more interest?

I used below online calculator and I came out with the answer MBSB can earn more interest.
Correct or not..?  hmm.gif

http://getsmarteraboutmoney.ca/tools-and-c...px#.Vh4ZIW5oDtw

Attached Image   ----> MBSB

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My calculation shows 5.23% Vs 5.10 in favour of MBSB.
I think it's worth to "pay" 0.13% to AMbank as a premium for PIDM protection unless the deposit amount is very large.
But for such long term deposit, I would suggest 4.5% BSN with gomen guaranty for the entire deposit amount.
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Oct 14 2015, 08:54 PM)
My calculation shows 5.23% Vs 5.10 in favour of MBSB.
I think it's worth to "pay" 0.13% to AMbank as a premium for PIDM protection unless the deposit amount is very large. 
But for such long term deposit, I would suggest 4.5% BSN with gomen guaranty for the entire deposit amount.
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Wow. 4.7% and 4.55% balloon up to 5.23% and 5.10% just because of a 2.8% SA!!! shocking.gif

4.5% compare to 5.10% and 5.23% is a very big difference! shakehead.gif

Well one could always split 2xRM250k between wifey and oneself rather than going for 4.5%

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 14 2015, 09:00 PM)
Wow. 4.7% and 4.55% balloon up to 5.23% and 5.10% just because of a 2.8% SA!!! shocking.gif

4.5% compare to 5.10% and 5.23% is a very big difference! shakehead.gif

Well one could always split 2xRM250k between wifey and oneself rather than going for 4.5%
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For apple to apple effective interest rate comparison, the compound interest calculation is assumed at 4.7 and 4.55 respectively.

BSN 4.5% is p.a. rate, yet to be compounded. You need to find out BSN interest payment policy for 5 year FD before you can calculate the compounded interest rate.

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For apple to apple effective interest rate comparison, the compound interest calculation is assumed at 4.7 and 4.55 respectively.

BSN 4.5% is p.a. rate, yet to be compounded. You need to find out BSN interest payment policy for 5 year FD before you can calculate the compounded interest rate.
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They said that bsn only pay upon maturity. If that's the case, we tend to lose here.

Have the 5.10% and 5.23% calculations taken into consideration of monthly interest compounding into 2.8% of Truesavers sa (ambank fd) and half yearly interest for compounding into 2.8% of Truesavers sa (mbsb fd)?
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They said that bsn only pay upon maturity. If that's the case, we tend to lose here.

Have the 5.10% and 5.23% calculations taken into consideration of monthly interest compounding into 2.8% of Truesavers sa (ambank fd) and half yearly interest for compounding into 2.8% of Truesavers sa (mbsb fd)?
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For BSN 5 Years FD, if I'm not mistaken is half yearly.

The 5.10% and 5.23% already a compounded interest calculated based on the assumption that "interest added to principle" for Apple to Apple comparison.

If you bring in Thruesaver 2.8% into the equation, then the argument can be never ending, coz one can argue that half yearly interest earned from MBSB FD and place it in ASX for 6.4% compounding interest.
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For BSN 5 Years FD, if I'm not mistaken is half yearly.

The 5.10% and 5.23% already a compounded interest calculated based on the assumption that "interest added to principle" for Apple to Apple comparison.

If you bring in Thruesaver 2.8% into the equation, then the argument can be never ending, coz one can argue that half yearly interest earned from MBSB FD and place it in ASX for 6.4% compounding interest.
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Let's not bring ASX into the equation. The question here is maximising returns from this 2 FD if you are above 50. One can use Truesavers to maximise the interest earns. So if mbsb with 4.7% interest given half yearly and added into Truesavers compare with ambank with 4.55% interest given monthly (above 50 years old) and added into Truesavers, which one is able to give a higher returns after 5 years?


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Ambank share price drop from rm8 to rm 4.xx..

If ambank continue to giv higher fd rates, probably will see their margin cutting deeper thru a higher cost of financing. maybe will be rm3 soon..

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same tenure, i will go for the highest rate, 4.7% anytime better.
Extra RM2000 every year for 1M, multiply that amount and time, can be a lot in due course.
mbsb , br , amb, to me all the same.

4.5% pays monthly cant beat 4.7% pays 6 monthly.
In that RM1M eg, every month u take RM3750 put in FD also cannot earn the additional RM2000
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Few weeks ago when i went to MBSB to pick-up my FD interest, MBSB staffs tried to convinced me
to put in 18 months 4.5%.

In between MBSB 5 years and Am Bank 5 years, and MBSB 18 months 4.5%, very hard to make decision lah.

Most likely I will go for AM bank lah....I think I still can tahan another 6-7 years wah..?  sweat.gif
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MBSB can bank in the interest into your bank.
Mine is always banked into my CIMB, can see online same day. very convenient.

For now i think MBB GIA-i is the best, 1 yr FD 4.5%pa , monthly interest!


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Thinking of eFD/eTD @ CIMB 3 months@4.0%

I do not have CIMB a/c which means I have to walk-in to open a savings account first and then apply CIMB clicks online account before I can start applying for eFD/eTD 3mths@4.0%? I read somewhere in this forum, this has to be applied/placement online as well.

Assuming TD/FD amt is 10k, after 3 mths I get 10,100 correct?

It's the highest eTD/eFD among all the banks and I like the convenience of applying and uplift online!

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Thinking of eFD/eTD @ CIMB 3 months@4.0%

I do not have CIMB a/c which means I have to walk-in to open a savings account first and then apply CIMB clicks online account before I can start applying for eFD/eTD 3mths@4.0%?

Assuming TD/FD amt is 10k, after 3 mths I get 10,100 correct?

It's the highest eTD/eFD among all the banks and I like the convenience of uplift online!
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Anyone on UOB FD? Once the FD reaching maturity, do I have inform the bank prior to the maturity date? I cannot seem to do anything on their online banking website. Do I have to go to the branch on the 'exact day' of maturity date to uplift the FD? Do I have to bring the FD statement issued (no cert given) to me when I apply/placement for the FD or my IC will do? How much do they charge for the bankers cheque(bc)? UOB is not on the MEPs list for free instant bank transfer so I would need a bc.

Anyone using CIMB 'kwik' account for the purpose of eFD placement online? CIMB 'kwik' account can be applied online! rclxms.gif

Anyone can share their experience - CIMB 'kwik' account vs basic savings account I esp. hidden charges/annual fees?


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QUOTE(kimmo88 @ Oct 14 2015, 11:45 PM)
Anyone on UOB FD? Once the FD reaching maturity, do I have inform the bank prior to the maturity date? I cannot seem to do anything on their online banking website. Do I have to go to the branch on the 'exact day' of maturity date to uplift the FD? Do I have to bring the FD statement issued (no cert given) to me when I apply/placement for the FD or my IC will do? How much do they charge for the bankers cheque(bc)? UOB is not on the MEPs list for free instant bank transfer so I would need a bc.

Anyone using CIMB 'kwik' account for the purpose of eFD placement online? CIMB 'kwik' account can be applied online! rclxms.gif

Anyone can share their experience - CIMB 'kwik' account vs basic savings account I esp. hidden charges/annual fees?
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2.no, FD funds has to be deducted from savings, not kwik
3.kwik has one time charge rm10.60 on the card, basic savings 2 can be free, but staffs will be reluctant to open for u
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Oct 14 2015, 07:49 PM)
So fast show hand?
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well, i hate to haggling, just deal or no deal
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Like it.thumbup.gif I have big cash here. You want it, you give me extra rates. Or else I bring my money elsewhere. No bargaining!

All banks entertain your threats?

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 15 2015, 07:53 AM)
Like it.thumbup.gif I have big cash here. You want it, you give me extra rates. Or else I bring my money elsewhere. No bargaining!

All banks entertain your threats?
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 14 2015, 10:42 PM)
Let's not bring ASX into the equation. The question here is maximising returns from this 2 FD if you are above 50. One can use Truesavers to maximise the interest earns. So if mbsb with 4.7% interest given half yearly and added into Truesavers compare with ambank with 4.55% interest given monthly (above 50 years old) and added into Truesavers, which one is able to give a higher returns after 5 years?
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what if we put in ambank 6 figure fd and monthly interest put into affin getting 3.7% 12 month interest? even higher return from 2.85% sa.
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QUOTE(yygo @ Oct 15 2015, 08:58 AM)
what if we put in ambank 6 figure fd and monthly interest put into affin getting 3.7% 12 month interest? even higher return from 2.85% sa.
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For what? Ambank 4.55 and mbsb 4.7 is way higher than affin 3.7%. Why would one want to do that? Are you nuts to give the bank free money? shocking.gif
The thing here is
Mbsb 4.7% 6 monthly interest is deposited into a 2.8% SA
Ambank 4.55% monthly interest is deposited into a 2.8% SA.

We would like to see whether the monthly compounding interest by ambank 4.55% can beat the 6 monthly interest of MBSB or not at the end of 5 years. Assuming that interest credited into Truesavers will not be removed for 5 years. Who will win? laugh.gif

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 15 2015, 09:06 AM)
For what? Ambank 4.55 and mbsb 4.7 is way higher than affin 3.7%. Why would one want to do that? Are you nuts to give the bank free money? shocking.gif
The thing here is
Mbsb 4.7% 6 monthly interest is deposited into a 2.8% SA
Ambank 4.55% monthly interest is deposited into a 2.8% SA.

We would like to see whether the monthly compounding interest by ambank 4.54% can beat the 6 monthly interest of MBSB or not.
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tun calling names? brows.gif you are the nuts by not reading carefully! brows.gif

i am saying put the monthly interest from ambank into affin 12 month fd for 3.7%, more than ambank 2.85%.for 100k money.

tun, please see see again. tongue.gif

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QUOTE(yygo @ Oct 15 2015, 09:10 AM)
tun calling names? brows.gif you are the nuts by not reading carefully! brows.gif

i am saying put the monthly interest from ambank into affin 12 month fd for 3.7%, more than ambank 2.85%.for 100k money.

tun nuts, please see see again. tongue.gif
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QUOTE(yygo @ Oct 15 2015, 09:10 AM)
tun calling names? brows.gif you are the nuts by not reading carefully! brows.gif

i am saying put the monthly interest from ambank into affin 12 month fd for 3.7%, more than ambank 2.85%.for 100k money.

tun nuts, please see see again. tongue.gif
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Sorry bro. But we are talking about small amount here say rm10k. With that kind of amount, one cannot put FD. Can only put sa. Me poor fag. Can only give example of rm10k only. tongue.gif

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QUOTE(cscheat @ Oct 14 2015, 07:16 PM)
I guess most of us here are younger than 50

obviously MBSB is the one to go
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for some, 5 years without pidm could be a risk, it depends on your capital guarantee requirement.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 15 2015, 09:16 AM)
Sorry bro. But we are talking about small amount here say rm10k. With that kind of amount, one cannot put FD. Can only put sa. Me poor fag. Can only give example of rm10k only. tongue.gif
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for some, 5 years without pidm could be a risk, it depends on your capital guarantee requirement.
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each of us look at things not the same way. @guy3288 look at 1mil then say 4.7% better.

also some can take risk, no pidm can also while some others insist pidm. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 15 2015, 09:06 AM)
For what? Ambank 4.55 and mbsb 4.7 is way higher than affin 3.7%. Why would one want to do that? Are you nuts to give the bank free money? shocking.gif
The thing here is
Mbsb 4.7% 6 monthly interest is deposited into a 2.8% SA
Ambank 4.55% monthly interest is deposited into a 2.8% SA.

We would like to see whether the monthly compounding interest by ambank 4.55% can beat the 6 monthly interest of MBSB or not at the end of 5 years. Assuming that interest credited into Truesavers will not be removed for 5 years. Who will win? laugh.gif
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that's the reason why aeiou228 didnt bother to calculate the interest re-investment.

One could either use it, deposit to CASA or reinvest back to FD.

if you put fd for 5 years, and expect to get interest in monthly/half-yearly, why would he/she want to put the interest into TrueSavers and lock it down for 5 years?

If this happens, he/she would just take the interest out and put FD/eFD instead ... or just is it for normal day-2-day use.


different ppl, different requirements.


since aeiou228 already started the ball rolling, and you're interested on your calculation, why dont you start calculating for us to refer?

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that's the reason why aeiou228 didnt bother to calculate the interest re-investment.

One could either use it, deposit to CASA or reinvest back to FD.

if you put fd for 5 years, and expect to get interest in monthly/half-yearly, why would he/she want to put the interest into TrueSavers and lock it down for 5 years?

If this happens, he/she would just take the interest out and put FD/eFD instead ... or just is it for normal day-2-day use.
different ppl, different requirements.
since aeiou228 already started the ball rolling, and you're interested on your calculation, why dont you start calculating for us to refer?
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cause if say the amount is small (min rm10k), no way one can put the interest into efd. Efd requires min rm1k.

I am not sure how to calculate. rclxub.gif

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 15 2015, 09:16 AM)
Sorry bro. But we are talking about small amount here say rm10k. With that kind of amount, one cannot put FD. Can only put sa. Me poor fag. Can only give example of rm10k only. tongue.gif
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bro, u r becoming like unker dreamer d. repeating the same thing a bit to often. I suggest to put in your signature 'don't give back free money'. lol
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bro, u r becoming like unker dreamer d. repeating the same thing a bit to often. I suggest to put in your signature 'don't give back free money'. lol
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Must drill into people’s mind not to give free lunch to bank ma. If lesser people give free lunch to bank, those banks who get free lunch all this while have to work harder for our money. thumbup.gif

Need to continue writing. If put signature, no one will read. sad.gif Then banks will continue to have free lunch and we get not so good rates. mad.gif

All banks have target. Target not good, need to find more customers.

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QUOTE(alexanderclz @ Oct 15 2015, 10:18 AM)
bro, u r becoming like unker dreamer d. repeating the same thing a bit to often. I suggest to put in your signature 'don't give back free money'. lol
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Like unker Gen-X keep repeating Maybank 2 premier is the best credit card.
Like unker dreamer keep repeating must move fund overseas, msia is doom.
Like tun ramjade keep repeating must open Ambank 2.8% CASA.


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QUOTE(kinabalu @ Oct 15 2015, 02:10 PM)
Like unker Gen-X keep repeating Maybank 2 premier is the best credit card.
Like unker dreamer keep repeating must move fund overseas, msia is doom.
Like tun ramjade keep repeating must open Ambank 2.8% CASA.
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Nope. If suddenly cimb come out with 3% sa with uncomplicated t&c, I will tell you guys to open it instead. tongue.gif

Correct your sentence to
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Like tun ramjade keep repeating must not give banks free lunch.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 15 2015, 01:26 PM)
Must drill into people’s mind not to give free lunch to bank ma. If lesser people give free lunch to bank, those banks who get free lunch all this while have to work harder for our money. thumbup.gif

Need to continue writing. If put signature, no one will read. sad.gif Then banks will continue to have free lunch and we get not so good rates. mad.gif

All banks have target. Target not good, need to find more customers.
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i believe the logic should be, we need ppl to give free lunch to bank... else there will be less banks to offer me 4%+ FD rate p.a.

bank earn money from them... at the same time come up with PROMO fd which lowers their margin, to earn money from ppl who seeks for the promo...





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QUOTE(adele123 @ Oct 15 2015, 02:23 PM)
i believe the logic should be, we need ppl to give free lunch to bank... else there will be less banks to offer me 4%+ FD rate p.a.

bank earn money from them... at the same time come up with PROMO fd which lowers their margin, to earn money from ppl who seeks for the promo...
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Not really. If more people give free lunch, for what the bank want to give you? Better the bank keep for themselves. They will give you just enough.

Now if no one's giving the bank free lunch, banks become hungry. So they give us better rates so we place with them. Remember, no money how to operate? So no money no talk.

Say a bank's target is rm100k. If they already achieved rm100k, for what they want to be generous and give you better rates? Better the bank keep the excess and give to its shareholders.

Now, if bank haven't reach rm100k yet cause no one want to give them money, by giving better rates, more people will give them money.

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 15 2015, 02:31 PM)
Not really. If more people give free lunch, for what the bank want to give you? Better the bank keep for themselves. They will give you just enough.

Now if no one's giving the bank free lunch, banks become hungry. So they give us better rates so we place with them. Remember, no money how to operate? So no money no talk.

Say a bank's target is rm100k. If they already achieved rm100k, for what they want to be generous and give you better rates? Better the bank keep the excess and give to its shareholders.

Now, if bank haven't reach rm100k yet cause no one want to give them money, by giving better rates, more people will give them money.
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Back to the topic,
Bank Muamalat is having 3 month and 6 months Fixed Term Account-I (FTA-i) promo at 3.95% and 4.1% p.a respectively, minimum Fresh Fund: RM 5,000,000 (not kidding)

If you have no RM5,000,000, you can take their 6 month step up promo at effective rate of 3.95%p.a

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PIDM register
http://www.muamalat.com.my/downloads/consu...10-july2015.pdf

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Back to the topic,
Bank Muamalat is having 3 month and 6 months Fixed Term Account-I (FTA-i) promo at 3.95% and 4.1% p.a respectively, minimum Fresh Fund: RM 5,000,000 (not kidding)

If you have no RM5,000,000, you can take their 6 month step up promo at effective rate of 3.95%p.a

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PIDM register
http://www.muamalat.com.my/downloads/consu...10-july2015.pdf
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Got my Hugo Boss pen from OCBC last week in KL too (for their FD promo in July). Melaka OCBC need to wait till November.

http://www.andersonpens.com/Hugo-Boss-Clas...l-p/hsw5965.htm
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Got my Hugo Boss pen from OCBC last week in KL too (for their FD promo in July). Melaka OCBC need to wait till November.

http://www.andersonpens.com/Hugo-Boss-Clas...l-p/hsw5965.htm
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This one really wang besar. I wonder if they're any takers? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 15 2015, 01:26 PM)
Must drill into people’s mind not to give free lunch to bank ma. If lesser people give free lunch to bank, those banks who get free lunch all this while have to work harder for our money. thumbup.gif

Need to continue writing. If put signature, no one will read. sad.gif Then banks will continue to have free lunch and we get not so good rates. mad.gif

All banks have target. Target not good, need to find more customers.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 15 2015, 02:31 PM)
Not really. If more people give free lunch, for what the bank want to give you? Better the bank keep for themselves. They will give you just enough.

Now if no one's giving the bank free lunch, banks become hungry. So they give us better rates so we place with them. Remember, no money how to operate? So no money no talk.

Say a bank's target is rm100k. If they already achieved rm100k, for what they want to be generous and give you better rates? Better the bank keep the excess and give to its shareholders.

Now, if bank haven't reach rm100k yet cause no one want to give them money, by giving better rates, more people will give them money.
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Ramjade, this is a thread discussing fixed deposit rates. Please stick to the topic.

If you want to promote savings account etc, please go to the dedicated thread and stop spamming here.

Thank you.

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Ah SiAnG never in my mind to spam. Just telling people how to maximise returns given from monthly interest. People ask, I answered. By the way, can you add an additional information on front page?

If other people got info, please share. I know there are others but I can't remember which bank and their rates. Don't have account with them.
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Banks which allow you to open real (can uplift online)1 month efd with min RM1K
Ambank Islamic efd - 3.15%


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Anyone on UOB FD? Once the FD reaching maturity, do I have inform the bank prior to the maturity date? I cannot seem to do anything on their online banking website. Do I have to go to the branch on the 'exact day' of maturity date to uplift the FD? Do I have to bring the FD statement issued (no cert given) to me when I apply/placement for the FD or my IC will do? How much do they charge for the bankers cheque(bc)? UOB is not on the MEPs list for free instant bank transfer so I would need a bc.
let me answer further on a few others.

No need to inform bank in advance, just bring your IC and go. Just bring the statement along if you want.
Once mature, can uplift on the same day or later.
UOB charges RM2.80 for banker's cheque (usual case for my branch)
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let me answer further on a few others.

No need to inform bank in advance, just bring your IC and go. Just bring the statement along if you want.
Once mature, can uplift on the same day or later.
UOB charges RM2.80 for banker's cheque (usual case for my branch)
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Even for normal customer or for vip customer?
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Even for normal customer or for vip customer?
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Oct 14 2015, 08:20 PM)
Nowadays if suspect have problem, go for check up and treatment. High blood pressure can be controlled. So 6-7 years ? 16-17 years also sub sub suai !  rclxms.gif  tongue.gif
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Oct 14 2015, 08:54 PM)
My calculation shows 5.23% Vs 5.10 in favour of MBSB.
I think it's worth to "pay" 0.13% to AMbank as a premium for PIDM protection unless the deposit amount is very large. 
But for such long term deposit, I would suggest 4.5% BSN with gomen guaranty for the entire deposit amount.
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 14 2015, 10:55 PM)
same tenure, i will go for the highest rate, 4.7% anytime better.
Extra RM2000 every year for 1M, multiply that amount and time, can be a lot in due course.
mbsb , br , amb, to me all the same.

4.5% pays monthly cant beat 4.7% pays 6 monthly.
In that RM1M eg, every month  u take RM3750 put in FD also cannot earn the additional RM2000
in a year.
MBSB can bank in the interest into your bank.
Mine is always banked into my CIMB, can see online same day. very convenient.

For now i think MBB GIA-i is the best, 1 yr FD 4.5%pa , monthly interest!
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Back to the topic,
Bank Muamalat is having 3 month and 6 months Fixed Term Account-I (FTA-i) promo at 3.95% and 4.1% p.a respectively, minimum Fresh Fund: RM 5,000,000 (not kidding)

If you have no RM5,000,000, you can take their 6 month step up promo at effective rate of 3.95%p.a

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PIDM register
http://www.muamalat.com.my/downloads/consu...10-july2015.pdf
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Now looking at Muamalat pattern, once Muamalat merges with MBSB successfully, the
management of Muamalat side will suggest to ask for more deposit for MBSB's 5 years
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 15 2015, 07:38 PM)
let me answer further on a few others.

No need to inform bank in advance, just bring your IC and go. Just bring the statement along if you want.
Once mature, can uplift on the same day or later.
UOB charges RM2.80 for banker's cheque (usual case for my branch)
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Another alternative option to bc is to do online IBG transfer 0.11cents per transfer? Much cheaper than bc. tongue.gif
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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls

MBSB 4.7% + TS 2.8% vs AMB 4.55% +TS 2.8% rclxms.gif laugh.gif
Minimum amount here = RM10k

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AMB = AMbank
TS 2.8 = Truesavers
EIR = Effective Interest rates

From here we can see that even with monthly interest, Ambank 4.55% still lose out to MBSB 4.7%. MBSB is still the champ here. flex.gif However notice that the EIR of MBSB only increase 0.30943% while AMB increases by 0.32766% which shows that you could get more money if there is say a FD able to give you 4.7% monthly interest. smile.gif.

yygo is right. If we put 1 year FD with the interest, the EIR can go up further. rclxms.gif But that can only be done from 2nd year onwards (Starting amount of RM10k). Unless one starts off with RM100,000. laugh.gif icon_idea.gif

I didn't include in the last month interest of TS of the 5th year as I assume the FD will pay the interest at the end of the month. So if we would like to see the last month interest, we need to go another year. I used 2016 as it is easier to count.

By the way, aeiou228 how come your EIR is 5.23% Vs 5.10 while mine is only 5.00943% vs 4.87766%? hmm.gif Your method is add to principal to get the EIR of 5.23% Vs 5.10%?

This is the first time I am calculating this kind of things. Any mistakes please correct me. notworthy.gif

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QUOTE(cklimm @ Oct 15 2015, 07:01 PM)
Back to the topic,
Bank Muamalat is having 3 month and 6 months Fixed Term Account-I (FTA-i) promo at 3.95% and 4.1% p.a respectively, minimum Fresh Fund: RM 5,000,000 (not kidding)

If you have no RM5,000,000, you can take their 6 month step up promo at effective rate of 3.95%p.a

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http://www.muamalat.com.my/downloads/Wang_...r_2_English.pdf

PIDM register
http://www.muamalat.com.my/downloads/consu...10-july2015.pdf
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put Ambank 4.5%, assuming one is >50 years old , rm18750 per month whistling.gif
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put Ambank 4.5%, assuming one is >50 years old , rm18750 per month  whistling.gif
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Cant compare like this, itu tenure lain
you need to wait for 60 months to have the 4.5%, while muamalat's is only 6 month, then u can do whatever u fancy.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 16 2015, 01:23 AM)
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls

MBSB 4.7% + TS 2.8% vs AMB 4.55% +TS 2.8%  rclxms.gif  laugh.gif
Minimum amount here = RM10k

AMB = AMbank
TS 2.8 = Truesavers
EIR = Effective Interest rates

From here we can see that even with monthly interest, Ambank 4.55% still lose out to MBSB 4.7%.  MBSB is still the champ here.  flex.gif However notice that the EIR of MBSB only increase 0.30943% while AMB increases by 0.32766% which shows that you could get more money if there is say a FD able to give you 4.7% monthly interest.  smile.gif.

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impressive

So thats the best way to squeeze out the bank eh?
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impressive

So thats the best way to squeeze out the bank eh?
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Actually one can squeeze some more. As yygo said, instead of putting in TS, one can put affin bank 3.7% FD once one have rm1000. thumbup.gif again we are talking about principal of rm10000. If one starts off with rm100k, different story. brows.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 16 2015, 01:23 AM)
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls

MBSB 4.7% + TS 2.8% vs AMB 4.55% +TS 2.8% 
Minimum amount here = RM10k

user posted image

AMB = AMbank
TS 2.8 = Truesavers
EIR = Effective Interest rates

From here we can see that even with monthly interest, Ambank 4.55% still lose out to MBSB 4.7%.  MBSB is still the champ here.  flex.gif However notice that the EIR of MBSB only increase 0.30943% while AMB increases by 0.32766% which shows that you could get more money if there is say a FD able to give you 4.7% monthly interest.  smile.gif.

yygo is right. If we put 1 year FD with the interest, the EIR can go up further.  rclxms.gif But that can only be done from 2nd year onwards (Starting amount of RM10k). Unless one starts off with RM100,000. 
I didn't include in the last month interest of TS of the 5th year as I assume the FD will pay the interest at the end of the month. So if we would like to see the last month interest, we need to go another year. I used 2016 as it is easier to count.

By the way, aeiou228 how come your EIR is 5.23% Vs 5.10 while mine is only 5.00943% vs 4.87766%?  hmm.gif Your method is add to principal to get the EIR of 5.23% Vs 5.10%?

This is the first time I am calculating this kind of things. Any mistakes please correct me. notworthy.gif
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notworthy.gif contribution from hnws! notworthy.gif

can use that for phd like clemen chiang of singapore (dr in options) brows.gif

dr ram now. brows.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 16 2015, 08:03 AM)
Actually one can squeeze some more. As yygo said, instead of putting in TS, one can put affin bank 3.7% FD once one have rm1000. thumbup.gif again we are talking about principal of rm10000.  If one starts off with rm100k, different story. brows.gif
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squeeze, squeeze harder! laugh.gif tongue.gif

banks fd is just for some basic portfolio stabilization. should use more brain power for other things that can get more return. like dr ram's asnb. brows.gif

squeeze from other places to gain more $$$$! brows.gif
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Hong Leong bank 6 month fd with 4%.
Whats other t&c beside Min RM 10k fresh funds.?
Need to have saving acc in the bank?
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QUOTE(yygo @ Oct 16 2015, 08:46 AM)
notworthy.gif  contribution from hnws! notworthy.gif

can use that for phd like clemen chiang of singapore (dr in options)  brows.gif

dr ram now. brows.gif
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It's not my money la. Me poor fag. I just used example of rm10k cause that's the minimum one can put to enjoy the fun. tongue.gif drool.gif
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Another alternative option to bc is to do online IBG transfer 0.11cents per transfer?  Much cheaper than bc.  tongue.gif
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provided instruction to bank is into sa after maturity, fund <10k. most bank ibg/ibft <10k/day.

if >10k susah lah. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(yygo @ Oct 16 2015, 09:22 AM)
provided instruction to bank is into sa after maturity, fund <10k. most bank ibg/ibft <10k/day.

if >10k susah lah. laugh.gif
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I think vip customer no problem. Non vip customer might not be able to enjoy that privilege (into another bank's account) but if put into same bank account, no problem. Just tell the bank worker credit principal + interest into sa upon maturity when placing of FD
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 16 2015, 09:28 AM)
I think vip customer no problem. Non vip customer might not be able to enjoy that privilege (into another bank's account) but if put into same bank account, no problem. Just tell the bank worker credit principal + interest into sa upon maturity when placing of FD
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dr ram, you mixed up this with vip customer. laugh.gif nothing to do with vip customer.

even vip customer also cannot ask bank to bank fd+interst into another bank acct. so far only mbsb can bank interest into another bank acct (no need to be vip customer of mbsb laugh.gif )

the point is >10k like 50k, then have to do ibg everyday for 5 days (total 5 days) from home laugh.gif

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QUOTE(yygo @ Oct 16 2015, 09:57 AM)
dr ram, you mixed up this with vip customer. laugh.gif nothing to do with vip customer.

even vip customer also cannot ask bank to bank fd+interst into another bank acct. so far only mbsb can bank interest into another bank acct (no need to be vip customer of mbsb laugh.gif )

the point is >10k like 50k, then have to do ibg 5 times per day from home laugh.gif
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You can actually do it manually. Go to bank and uplift and then transfer over the counter
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You can actually do it manually. Go to bank and uplift and then transfer over the counter
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this discussion base on doing ibg instead of buying bc (do not let bank squeeze you laugh.gif ).

what is the point go to bank, then might as well buy bc. petrol, time wasted. brows.gif laugh.gif tongue.gif

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i think some forumer need to understand the issue discussed before commenting. also do not assume unless have better knowledge of how bank works. wrong info passed around. doh.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 16 2015, 01:23 AM)
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls

MBSB 4.7% + TS 2.8% vs AMB 4.55% +TS 2.8%  rclxms.gif 
Minimum amount here = RM10k

user posted image

AMB = AMbank
TS 2.8 = Truesavers
EIR = Effective Interest rates

From here we can see that even with monthly interest, Ambank 4.55% still lose out to MBSB 4.7%.  MBSB is still the champ here.  However notice that the EIR of MBSB only increase 0.30943% while AMB increases by 0.32766% which shows that you could get more money if there is say a FD able to give you 4.7% monthly interest.  smile.gif.

yygo is right. If we put 1 year FD with the interest, the EIR can go up further.  rclxms.gif But that can only be done from 2nd year onwards (Starting amount of RM10k). Unless one starts off with RM100,000.  icon_idea.gif

I didn't include in the last month interest of TS of the 5th year as I assume the FD will pay the interest at the end of the month. So if we would like to see the last month interest, we need to go another year. I used 2016 as it is easier to count.

By the way, aeiou228 how come your EIR is 5.23% Vs 5.10 while mine is only 5.00943% vs 4.87766%?  hmm.gif Your method is add to principal to get the EIR of 5.23% Vs 5.10%?

This is the first time I am calculating this kind of things. Any mistakes please correct me. notworthy.gif
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Wah.. Super job..  thumbup.gif
But I cannot enlarge the picture.... sad.gif
Can you upload one more time by adding attachment file (Add This Attachment) which is already provided in this forum?  Thanks  notworthy.gif
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Just right click on the picture and click open image in new tab. smile.gif I am outside right now.
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Is there any bank that upon closing of FD exactly on maturity date claims that final interest will not be paid unless uplift on maturity date + 1 day. I think this bank is trying to spin some story here.

If no, then I am about to reveal an underhanded practise of a bank that does that exactly to theit FD customer.
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Is there any bank that upon closing of FD exactly on maturity date claims that final interest will not be paid unless uplift on maturity date + 1 day. I think this bank is trying to spin some story here.

If no, then I am about to reveal an underhanded practise of a bank that does that exactly to theit FD customer.
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some banks are using outdated system which requires to credit interest manually after 5pm, therefore, you have to wait for another day, i can bear with it.
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QUOTE(lowya @ Oct 16 2015, 11:40 AM)
Is there any bank that upon closing of FD exactly on maturity date claims that final interest will not be paid unless uplift on maturity date + 1 day. I think this bank is trying to spin some story here.

If no, then I am about to reveal an underhanded practise of a bank that does that exactly to theit FD customer.
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the one thing that you didnt mention is which bank you're referring?

else, how would others with same fd/bank can comment? smile.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 14 2015, 10:42 PM)
Let's not bring ASX into the equation. The question here is maximising returns from this 2 FD if you are above 50. One can use Truesavers to maximise the interest earns. So if mbsb with 4.7% interest given half yearly and added into Truesavers compare with ambank with 4.55% interest given monthly (above 50 years old) and added into Truesavers, which one is able to give a higher returns after 5 years?
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MBSB will remain higher return because interest earned from both AMbank and MBSB are compounded at a same rate and same length of tenure.

QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 16 2015, 01:23 AM)
By the way, aeiou228 how come your EIR is 5.23% Vs 5.10 while mine is only 5.00943% vs 4.87766%?  hmm.gif Your method is add to principal to get the EIR of 5.23% Vs 5.10%?
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Because I compounded the interest at 4.X% and you compounded at 2.8%.

The interest difference between MBSB and AMBANK is still remain at 0.13% for both calculations.

QUOTE(lowya @ Oct 16 2015, 11:40 AM)
Is there any bank that upon closing of FD exactly on maturity date claims that final interest will not be paid unless uplift on maturity date + 1 day. I think this bank is trying to spin some story here.

If no, then I am about to reveal an underhanded practise of a bank that does that exactly to theit FD customer.
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No, I never come across such interest payment policy yet from all the banks I dealt with. Which bank are you referring to?
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For BSN 4.5%p.a. 5 years with full capital guaranty by the government, assuming the interest payment is half yearly, then the compounded yield is 4.98%
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No, I never come across such interest payment policy yet from all the banks I dealt with. Which bank are you referring to?
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before release the details, i would like to confirm which bank negara rule that this bank has broken by not honoring full uplifting with full interest on printed maturity date, arguing that to avoid penalty, it has to be uplifted on printed maturity date + 1 day.

Got such logic in banking system? I will expose them only if they broke any banking rule, or enough people here feel it's unethical practice.

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Oct 16 2015, 01:23 AM)
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls

MBSB 4.7% + TS 2.8% vs AMB 4.55% +TS 2.8%  rclxms.gif  laugh.gif
Minimum amount here = RM10k

From here we can see that even with monthly interest, Ambank 4.55% still lose out to MBSB 4.7%.  MBSB is still the champ here. 
This is the first time I am calculating this kind of things. Any mistakes please correct me. notworthy.gif
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So finally u realised MBSB 4.7% is better?
0.2% extra no joke u know....especially over long term

For short term eg 1 month FD, a one time 5% rate also not
much to me.

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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Oct 16 2015, 01:45 PM)
So finally u realised MBSB 4.7% is better?
0.2% extra no joke u know....especially over long term

For short term eg 1 month FD, a one time 5% rate also not
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You are forgetting large amount too. tongue.gif
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Abit off topic here, but when I was at Maybank yesterday, the customer service told me they just had a meeting saying there maybe a new bond of 2 or 3 years going to be released that is capital guaranteed & guaranteed dividend of 5-6%.

It does look promising & will post again if confirmed.

With regards to the EIR 4.5% promo, she said the capital will only be affected if Maybank goes bankrupt.
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QUOTE(yygo @ Oct 16 2015, 09:22 AM)
provided instruction to bank is into sa after maturity, fund <10k. most bank ibg/ibft <10k/day.

if >10k susah lah. laugh.gif
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You can change the daily limit to higher amount. For instance, UOB daily limit is 50k.
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QUOTE(lowya @ Oct 16 2015, 11:40 AM)
Is there any bank that upon closing of FD exactly on maturity date claims that final interest will not be paid unless uplift on maturity date + 1 day. I think this bank is trying to spin some story here.

If no, then I am about to reveal an underhanded practise of a bank that does that exactly to theit FD customer.
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UOB FD is also maturity date + 1 day.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Oct 15 2015, 07:38 PM)
let me answer further on a few others.

No need to inform bank in advance, just bring your IC and go. Just bring the statement along if you want.
Once mature, can uplift on the same day or later.
UOB charges RM2.80 for banker's cheque (usual case for my branch)
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I just found out from calling UOB that uplifting of FD can be done online as well, no need to walk-in to branch.

UOB FD is maturity date + 1 day.

And if you do IBG online banking, the daily limit can be set to 50k.

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