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 Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V. No.10, Please Read Post #1 & #2

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bennyt
post Oct 30 2015, 07:27 PM

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QUOTE(Ah SiAnG @ Oct 5 2015, 08:21 PM)
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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:-
eFD or eTD. Contributed by Nom-el
Contributed by ikanbilis
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
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
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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Banks that do not pay interest for non-working days
Am Bank
RHB
Standard & Chartered Bank

Is this means bank won't pay interest for Sat/ Sun/ public holiday?
So basically 1 month will lesser 8 to 10 days interest (sat & sun).
Effective interest for 1 year will be way way low compare to other bank that pay interest for non-working days.

Is my statement correct?

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