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TSAh SiAnG
post Feb 21 2016, 02:47 PM, updated 10y ago

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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 2016.
Please call the nearest bank to reconfirm the rates (go to the bank website for bank contact number where you can also get the contact number of the branch nearest to you) before going to the bank to check if promotions are still valid.

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Alliance Bank FD Promotion. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 30 June 2016 - Contributed by poor man

12 months - 3.90%p.a.

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QUOTE(poor man @ Apr 15 2016, 07:52 PM)
“Alliance 12 Months Fixed Deposit Campaign”  12 April 2016 to 30 June 2016

12 months 3.90% p.a. minimum of RM10,000 in Fixed Deposit (FD)

t&c

https://www.alliancebank.com.my/ABMB/media/...-months-3-9.pdf
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Alliance Bank e-Fixed Deposit/e-Alliance Term Deposit-i. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 30 June 2016

1 month - 3.40%p.a. - Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K
2 months - 3.60%p.a. - Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K
12 months - 3.90%p.a. - Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K

1 Month & 2 Months T&C | 12 Months T&C

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Affin Bank FD Promotion. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Earmark RM5K to Savings Account. Valid until August 2016 - Contributed by BoomChaCha

3 months - 3.85% p.a.
6 months - 3.95% p.a.
9 months - 4.00% p.a.
12 months - 4.2% p.a.
13 months - 4.3%p.a.


QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Apr 4 2016, 09:58 AM)
Affin Bank FD Promo, valid until August 2016

(1) 3 months: 3.85%
(2) 6 months: 3.95%
(3) 9 months: 4.00%
(4) 12 months: 4.2%
(5) 13 months: 4.3%

Minimum FD deposit RM 10K

Each FD promo needs to put additional RM 5K to saving account and earmark
to follow FD tenure.  sweat.gif

A free gift of this FD promo is something like Micro Fiber Mop
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Bangkok Bank. Promo until 30 June 2016.

12 months - 4.35%p.a.

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QUOTE(poor man @ May 4 2016, 07:53 AM)
bangkokbank fd promo

12mth - 4.35%

http://bangkokbank.com.my/
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CIMB FD Promotion. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 3 2016, 06:43 PM)
CIMB:
3 mth 4%, 12 mth 4.1%, min 10k
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Hong Leong Bank. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Promo until 30 June 2016.

3 months - 4.15%p.a.
6 months - 4.25%p.a.


QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 19 2016, 06:58 PM)
here's the website and T&Cs...

HLB: 3-month and 6-month FD Promotion [ HLB | T&Cs (EN) | T&Cs (BM) | T&Cs (CN) ]
02 May 2016 - 30 Jun 2016

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 3 2016, 06:43 PM)
HL: (as some reported)
3 mth 4.15%, 6 mth 4.25% min 10k
till end of June. No more 3 mth 4.3% for >100k.  cry.gif
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Hong Leong Mach FD. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Promo until 30 June 2016.

3 months - 3.90%p.a.
6 months - 4.05%p.a.


QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 21 2016, 01:28 PM)
here's the website and T&Cs...

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Get up to 4.05% p.a. fixed deposit rates and grow your savings.
HLB | T&Cs (EN) | T&Cs (BM)

Visit any of our branches before 30th June 2016 to enjoy high interest rates.

Make a minimum placement of RM10,000 and enjoy:

4.05% p.a. fixed rate for 6-month.
3.90% p.a. fixed rate for 3-month.
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Hong Leong Bank. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Promo until 31 August 2016.

1/2/3 month(s) - 3.30%p.a.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 27 2016, 03:38 PM)
Hong Leong Connect: Exclusive promo rate for online Fixed Deposit/-i
27 May 2016 - 31 Aug 2016
HLB | T&Cs (EN) | T&Cs (BM)

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Kuwait Finance House. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Promo until 1 July 2016.

6 months - 4.15%p.a.
12 months - 4.25%p.a.


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QUOTE(poor man @ May 7 2016, 09:38 PM)
kfh malaysia fd promo

Deposit Today. Get Paid in Advance!

12 mth -   4.25%
6 mth   -   4.15%

The Campaign shall run from 6 April 2016 until 1 July 2016

T&C http://www.kfh.com.my/kfhmb/ep/images/v2/d...2016_060516.pdf

2.2 New Participants opting to participate in this Campaign shall be required to open AND
maintain an account with KFH Malaysia such as KFH SURE Savings or Current
Account-i during the Campaign Period for the purpose of crediting the profit.
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MAYBANK - eFixed Deposit Flexi Campaign. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 30 June 2016

12 months - 4.31% p.a.

QUOTE(starry @ Mar 25 2016, 07:29 PM)
MBB eFixed Deposit Flexi Campaign
12 months. Effective rate 4.31% p.a.

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MBB eFD Flexi Campaign T & C

FAQ
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MAYBANK - FD/IFD-i Shine 2. Minimum Fresh Fund RM25K. Valid until 3 June 2016

2 months - 3.95% p.a.

FD Shine 2 Terms & Conditions | IFD-i Shine 2 Terms & Conditions

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MAYBANK. Minimum Fresh Fund RM25K. Valid until 24 June 2016

9 months - 4.22% p.a.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 27 2016, 03:42 PM)
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Islamic Fixed Deposit (IFD-i) Glory 9 Campaign
25th May – 24th June 2016

Maybank | Terms and Conditions

Enjoy awesome rates of 4.22% p.a with Islamic Fixed Deposit. Just deposit a minimum of RM25,000 for Individual or RM50,000 for Small Medium Enterprises and Business Banking customers in a single certificate.

Offer is open applicable to Maybank or Maybank Islamic customers with fresh funds placement made over the counter at any Maybank or Maybank Islamic branches in Malaysia. Campaign tenure is 9 months.

The campaign is valid until 24 June 2016 or upon reaching the campaign limit, whichever is earlier.
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OCBC Bank Fixed Deposit Deals. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 August 2016

8 months - 4.10%p.a.
12 months - 4.20%p.a.

QUOTE(bbgoat @ May 3 2016, 06:43 PM)
OCBC:
1 year 4.2%, 8 mth 4.1%, min 10k
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 14 2016, 09:21 AM)
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Click either of the links below for the full Terms and Conditions.
OCBC Fixed Deposit Deals
OCBC Al-Amin Fixed Deposit Deals
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Public Bank Fixed Deposit. Minimum Fresh Fund RM20K. Valid until 31 July 2016

12 months - 4.30%p.a.

Terms & Conditions (participated prior to 11 November 2015)

Terms & Conditions (participate from 11 November 2015 onwards)

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Public Bank FD Rush. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid until 31 July 2016

4 months - 4.08%p.a.

Terms & Conditions

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RHB Bank. Valid until 30 June 2016 - Contributed by BoomChaCha

12 Months - 4.25% p.a.

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Mar 31 2016, 05:45 PM)
RHB FD step-up Promo, valid from 31 March to 30 June 2016

1st to 3rd month: 4.00%
4th to 6th month: 4.15%
7th to 9th month: 4.25%
10th to 12th month: 4.60%

Effective rate: 4.25%
Advantage: Allow to withdraw each matured 3 months step-up.

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UOB Bank. Minimum Fresh Fund RM10K. Valid Until end of July - Contributed by bbgoat

5 Months - 4.0%p.a.
10 Months - 4.15%p.a.
12 Months - 4.25%p.a.


QUOTE(bbgoat @ Jun 1 2016, 02:50 PM)
Called to UOB, FD promo until end July:

5 mth 4%
10 mth 4.15%
12 mth 4.25%

min 10k.
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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)

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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v12 by Ah SiAnG, congratulation, good job! rclxms.gif rclxms.gif

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Awesome for people going to withdraw epf tomorrow smile.gif
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Withdraw epf and place in fd?
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QUOTE(ohcipala @ Feb 21 2016, 03:16 PM)
Withdraw epf and place in fd?
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Can simply withdraw from epf? I thought can if only buy house or after 70 yrs old?
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PB did extend its PB xtra campaign to 30 April for 12 month FD.
https://www.pbebank.com/Annoucements.aspx?qid=272#q272

6 months 4.1%
Next 6 months 4.5%.

Effective 4.3% for 12 months.
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QUOTE(activexxx @ Feb 21 2016, 03:24 PM)
Can simply withdraw from epf? I thought can if only buy house or after 70 yrs old?
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You can if you are 55 above. Withdraw all.
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QUOTE(nexona88 @ Feb 21 2016, 06:00 PM)
Strictly for FD Discussion Only :cool2:
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Sunday, 21 February 2016 | MYT 4:19 PM

Public Bank launches e-fixed deposit account
PB eFD is a “Go Green” paperless fixed deposit account which allows the customers to create the accounts, make placements and also withdraw online via PBe Online Banking (PBe).
http://www.thestar.com.my/business/investi...eposit-account/
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would be nice if TS can add a list of date for monetary policy committee meeting so that we know when interest rates can potentially go up or down. smile.gif

I'm too lazy to go to BNM website.
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I emailed BR about the 4.55% ,24 month FD got monthly interest or not, he did not gimme the answer, may he be missed out.

Does anyone know if that 24month promo FD 4.55% gives monthly interest??

also, 5 yr FD at 4.9-5.2% ilek...


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QUOTE(Manada @ Feb 21 2016, 12:06 PM)
Guys im still a kid (18) and i wish to place my money,  around RM1k in fd.  Hoe do i go about this.  My dad said rm1k in fd generates little to nothing, no need to put. -.-
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Feb 21 2016, 01:11 PM)
Kind of true. RM1k FD don't generate much. The highest you can put is Affin bank at 3.7% for a year. After one year, you get free RM37. If you want to get 4.x%, you need RM10k for the fun stuff.  biggrin.gif

However, you can can accumulate RM10k slowly. That RM1k you put into 1-2months eFD. If every month can save RM1k (dump into 1-2 months eFD), by Nov or Dec you have RM10k + (plus interest from monthly eFD).

I use to be like this. Every month, I save into eFD to get RM10k (after few months), then hentam one shot into promo rates FD once get RM10k. Now I still do that. Save RM1k into eFD (my one month emergency cash). The balance hentam into ASW2020 instead of promo rates FD. But that's OT.

Best choice for you is eFD. Don't need to waste time and petrol to go to bank.

Best wishes. Everyone start somewhere smile.gif
Again not true. Check out the FSM thread, ASNB thread.
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Actually, currently 1k also can put FD promo in BSN. 1 year 4.5% or 5 years 4.75%. Refer to page 1 for more info. If you want to go for e-FD, can consider Public Bank e-FD promo 3.6% for 1 year.

I think UT is much riskier. If you can tolerate the risk, fine. A lower risk option would be to invest in Maybank's GIA-i with indicative profit rate of 4%. You can withdraw at anytime with no penalty on the profit rate. You can even do placement & withdrawal online (eGIA-i) if you have an existing Maybank account. However, there is no PIDM protection as the profit & principal is not guaranteed. Higher risk than FD and lower risk than most UT in general.

Do not underestimate the value of 1k especially when compounded over time if you start young. If you can save 1k every year & do not withdraw it & let it compound over let's say 20 years, you would have a substantial amount by the time you reach 38. If you can save more, let's say 1k per month, the amount will be even more substantial. Better than getting those savings plan as you can withdraw the money anytime when you need it. You just lose some interest. Hope this helps.

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QUOTE(MUM @ Feb 21 2016, 06:54 PM)
not sure if this had been posted before....
sorry if it is...
Sunday, 21 February 2016 | MYT 4:19 PM

Public Bank launches e-fixed deposit account
PB eFD is a “Go Green” paperless fixed deposit account which allows the customers to create the accounts, make placements and also withdraw online via PBe Online Banking (PBe). 
http://www.thestar.com.my/business/investi...eposit-account/
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just did it.... thanks for the informations

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Is the Hong leong 4.5% 6 months still available?
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For RHB, its 4.45%/12mths for all branches..not just selected branches..just called rhb customer service to confirm this..
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For RHB, its 4.45%/12mths for all branches..not just selected branches..just called rhb customer service to confirm this..
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yes, my friend just place a fd with this rate
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Feb 22 2016, 12:26 PM)
Actually, currently 1k also can put FD promo in BSN. 1 year 4.5% or 5 years 4.75%. Refer to page 1 for more info. If you want to go for e-FD, can consider Public Bank e-FD promo 3.6% for 1 year.

I think UT is much riskier. If you can tolerate the risk, fine. A lower risk option would be to invest in Maybank's GIA-i with indicative profit rate of 4%. You can withdraw at anytime with no penalty on the profit rate. You can even do placement & withdrawal online (eGIA-i) if you have an existing Maybank account. However, there is no PIDM protection as the profit & principal is not guaranteed. Higher risk than FD and lower risk than most UT in general. 

Do not underestimate the value of 1k especially when compounded over time if you start young. If you can save 1k every year & do not withdraw it & let it compound over let's say 20 years, you would have a substantial amount by the time you reach 38. If you can save more, let's say 1k per month, the amount will be even more substantial. Better than getting those savings plan as you can withdraw the money anytime when you need it. You just lose some interest. Hope this helps.
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I totally forgot about BSN 4.75%.

I totally agree with this.
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Do not underestimate the value of 1k especially when compounded over time if you start young. If you can save 1k every year & do not withdraw it & let it compound over let's say 20 years, you would have a substantial amount by the time you reach 38. If you can save more, let's say 1k per month, the amount will be even more substantial.

That's why I kira until RM0.11. Btw, you forgot to mentioned put FD is better than spending that RM1k.


QUOTE(Manada @ Feb 22 2016, 12:50 PM)
I heard a lot about eFD. How do I apply?  And what are the differences between normal fd
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efd usually same interest as board rates (damn freaking low). To get efd, you need to open online banking with the bank you want. Then make sure your SA have sufficient money. Select efd and they will straight place it online. To uplift, just select uplift. Not all banks can uplift online efd is useful for 1 month FD. No need to go to bank, waste petrol and time for the interest

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QUOTE(culain99 @ Feb 22 2016, 01:28 PM)
Is the Hong leong 4.5% 6 months still available?
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only for islamic only same rate too.
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QUOTE(culain99 @ Feb 22 2016, 01:28 PM)
Is the Hong leong 4.5% 6 months still available?
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I went last Monday, still ada
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QUOTE(culain99 @ Feb 22 2016, 01:28 PM)
Is the Hong leong 4.5% 6 months still available?
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supposed to be till end Feb, islamic fd.
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I went last Monday, still ada
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QUOTE(yygo @ Feb 22 2016, 02:54 PM)
supposed to be till end Feb, islamic fd.
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yes its still available with islamic. had the worst day ever at seremban branch, waited for 2 hours! and still not my turn. its full with older crowd opening fd's. at last could not stand anymore and went over to ocbc and put in 9 months - 4.15%, done in 20 minutes.
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Feb 21 2016, 09:12 PM)
I emailed BR about the  4.55% ,24 month FD got monthly interest or not, he did not gimme the answer, may he be missed out.

Does anyone know if that 24month promo FD 4.55% gives monthly interest??

also, 5 yr FD at 4.9-5.2% ilek...
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Bro,

BR 4.55% for 24 months is just a promo rate so you can still opt for the monthly interest.
I already did for 2 of my BR FD renewals. Tip: though is supposed to be fresh funds but you can just renew by topping up abit more to get the promo rate tongue.gif

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Ambank - Golden Gifts Promotion [ Ambank | T&Cs (EN) | T&Cs (BM) ]

Special Fixed Deposit Rate: 9 months @ 4.25% p.a. , min RM10k fresh fund

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Would like to ask anyone here with experience with HSBC Advance current account. Did you need to close your Advance account to avoid paying the RM10 per month account fee after withdrawing the 5% promo FD?

I transferred all my money out from the account after the maturity of the 3 months 5% promo FD meaning the account balance is RM0 now. So, would the account be automatically closed after a while or do I still need to go to the branch to close it manually? Would I still be charged the monthly fee if I leave it as it is currently. Thank you.

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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Feb 23 2016, 12:34 PM)
Would like to ask anyone here with experience with HSBC Advance current account. Did you need to close your Advance account to avoid paying the RM10 per month account fee after withdrawing the 5% promo FD?

I transferred all my money out from the account after the maturity of the 3 months 5% promo FD meaning the account balance is RM0 now. So, would the account be automatically closed after a while or do I still need to go to the branch to close it manually? Would I still be charged the monthly fee if I leave it as it is currently. Thank you.
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should your account has overdraft facility, your balance will be -RM10, you ended up owing the bank money brows.gif
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Feb 23 2016, 12:34 PM)
Would like to ask anyone here with experience with HSBC Advance current account. Did you need to close your Advance account to avoid paying the RM10 per month account fee after withdrawing the 5% promo FD?

I transferred all my money out from the account after the maturity of the 3 months 5% promo FD meaning the account balance is RM0 now. So, would the account be automatically closed after a while or do I still need to go to the branch to close it manually? Would I still be charged the monthly fee if I leave it as it is currently. Thank you.
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Better go and close. Or u could convert to a statement savings but conversion is slow. After I sign the form for 10 days the hq still not yet convert and they continue to charge me 10.60. So I lut them kow kow and cc the email to bnm. After a few days my account is converted and 10.60 reversed from my account.
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QUOTE(ikanbilis @ Feb 23 2016, 01:21 PM)
Better go and close. Or u could convert to a statement savings but conversion is slow. After I sign the form for 10 days the hq still not yet convert and they continue to charge me 10.60. So I lut them kow kow and cc the email to bnm. After a few days my account is converted and 10.60 reversed from my account.
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For my case, i opened another basic saving account along with the advance, in case i need to close it, i can fall back to the bsa
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Anyone noticed CIMB now have no promo for FD? How will they survive oh?
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Anyone noticed CIMB now have no promo for FD? How will they survive oh?
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they can survive. laugh.gif some banks like citibank also no fd promo.

they are even eager to loan out money. pre-approved! brows.gif

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Anyone noticed CIMB now have no promo for FD? How will they survive oh?
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People fail to settle their credit card bill on time, people take personal loan to go shopping, vacation. People taking 10 years to pay car loan for a BMW that they have no money to pay. One unsettled credit card bill bring in interest of min 10%. The longer you stretch the car loan, the more interest you pay. All those people don't know that free SA exist, pays the bank free rm8 48/year. Those people who park their money in board rates FD to get priority status. Banks earn at least 0.5% interest from them (banks can pay promo rates but instead they give board rated). So no FD promo? No problem! Lots of people willing to give free money to the banks.

Of course banks need to balance their cash reserves with the money loaned out. FD is not the only way banks earned money.

Besides they already have promo last year. Will be a while until they will come out with another promo.

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Feb 23 2016, 02:13 PM)
People fail to settle their credit card bill on time, people take personal loan to go shopping, vacation. People taking 10 years to pay car loan for a BMW that they have no money to pay. One unsettled credit card bill bring in interest of min 10%. The longer you stretch the car loan, the more interest you pay. All those people don't know that free SA exist, pays the bank free rm8 48/year. Those people who park their money in board rates FD to get priority status. Banks earn at least 0.5% interest from them (banks can pay promo rates but instead they give board rated). So no FD promo? No problem! Lots of people willing to give free money to the banks.

Of course banks need to balance their cash reserves with the money loaned out. FD is not the only way banks earned money.

Besides they already have promo last year. Will be a while until they will come out with another promo.
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Bro,

BR 4.55% for 24 months is just a promo rate so you can still opt for the monthly interest.
I already did for 2 of my BR FD renewals. Tip: though is supposed to be fresh funds but you can just renew by topping up abit more to get the promo rate tongue.gif

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yeah done. monthly interest.

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there don't seem to have promotion for 1 month FD placement....

100k ... which bank offers the highest 1 mth interest? Affin bank?
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there don't seem to have promotion for 1 month FD placement....

100k ... which bank offers the highest 1 mth interest? Affin bank?
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Very rare. Usually 3 month and above only have promo.
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there don't seem to have promotion for 1 month FD placement....

100k ... which bank offers the highest 1 mth interest? Affin bank?
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3.4%?

http://www.bankrakyat.com.my/term-deposit-i-account

i am planning to do the same since someone mention hampers from them for CNY.
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not sure is this useful. I have been depositing my eFD in Maybank GIA to earn higher interest for 1m (RM5k)/ 2m (RM1k onwards but below RM5k). The indicative interest rate is 4% monthly but it could fluctuate depending on the return on investment. I have several GIA FD with Maybank deposited in Jan 2016 and got 4.07% for the first month interest. I find this convenient and no need to look for promo (due to high min amt required for fd promo, usually starting from RM10k) because I do it monthly (extra funds all go to FD). This interest rate is higher than any of all the existing bank that offers for 1m & 2m interest rate.

Edited: Thanks to member who point out the error in my calculation.

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

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QUOTE(ytan053 @ Feb 24 2016, 12:44 PM)
not sure is this useful. I have been depositing my eFD in Maybank GIA to earn higher interest for 1m (RM5k)/ 2m (RM1k onwards but below RM5k). The indicative interest rate is 4% monthly but it could fluctuate depending on the return on investment. I have several GIA FD with Maybank deposited in Jan 2016 and got 3.39% for the first month interest. If this info is useful, I can post my subsequent interest rate every mth. I find this convenient and no need to look for promo (due to high min amt required for fd promo, usually starting from RM10k) because I do it monthly (extra funds all go to FD). This interest rate is higher than any of all the existing bank that offers for 1m & 2m interest rate.

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts
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Indicative is 4%, but they give you 3.39% instead? Anyway it's still better than Islamic eFD.
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QUOTE(wjchay @ Feb 24 2016, 12:04 PM)
Indicative is 4%, but they give you 3.39% instead? Anyway it's still better than Islamic eFD.
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But it needs RM5k. unsure.gif I can't apply as I only keep RM1k monthly in eFD.
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QUOTE(ytan053 @ Feb 24 2016, 11:44 AM)
not sure is this useful. I have been depositing my eFD in Maybank GIA to earn higher interest for 1m (RM5k)/ 2m (RM1k onwards but below RM5k). The indicative interest rate is 4% monthly but it could fluctuate depending on the return on investment. I have several GIA FD with Maybank deposited in Jan 2016 and got 3.39% for the first month interest. If this info is useful, I can post my subsequent interest rate every mth. I find this convenient and no need to look for promo (due to high min amt required for fd promo, usually starting from RM10k) because I do it monthly (extra funds all go to FD). This interest rate is higher than any of all the existing bank that offers for 1m & 2m interest rate.

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts
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good sharing. i'm also slowly "converting" a bunch of Islamic eFD (3mths) to GIA-i eFD (2mths) which offers slightly higher profit rate at shorter tenure (better liquidity).

QUOTE(wjchay @ Feb 24 2016, 12:04 PM)
Indicative is 4%, but they give you 3.39% instead? Anyway it's still better than Islamic eFD.
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yeah, if gotten 3.39%, then it's still better than Islamic eFD's 3.3% for 3mth.

best thing about GIA-i eFD is rm1k required for 2mth tenure.
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Anyone noticed CIMB now have no promo for FD? How will they survive oh?
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there don't seem to have promotion for 1 month FD placement....

100k ... which bank offers the highest 1 mth interest? Affin bank?
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Actually, CIMB does have FD promo as reported earlier by someone in the earlier thread. The last I checked with my branch last week, they are offering the following rates for fresh fund: -

1 month - 3.7%
3 months - 4.1%
6 months - 4.2%
12 months - 4.3%

Min 10k

I do not know if it is an official promo or not as the rates change quite frequently.


QUOTE(ytan053 @ Feb 24 2016, 11:44 AM)
not sure is this useful. I have been depositing my eFD in Maybank GIA to earn higher interest for 1m (RM5k)/ 2m (RM1k onwards but below RM5k). The indicative interest rate is 4% monthly but it could fluctuate depending on the return on investment. I have several GIA FD with Maybank deposited in Jan 2016 and got 3.39% for the first month interest. If this info is useful, I can post my subsequent interest rate every mth. I find this convenient and no need to look for promo (due to high min amt required for fd promo, usually starting from RM10k) because I do it monthly (extra funds all go to FD). This interest rate is higher than any of all the existing bank that offers for 1m & 2m interest rate.

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts
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How did u calculate the interest rate for your GIA placement? I have been getting 4% p.a. interest for the past few months even for those that were placed for a few days only.


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QUOTE(ytan053 @ Feb 24 2016, 11:44 AM)
not sure is this useful. I have been depositing my eFD in Maybank GIA to earn higher interest for 1m (RM5k)/ 2m (RM1k onwards but below RM5k). The indicative interest rate is 4% monthly but it could fluctuate depending on the return on investment. I have several GIA FD with Maybank deposited in Jan 2016 and got 3.39% for the first month interest. If this info is useful, I can post my subsequent interest rate every mth. I find this convenient and no need to look for promo (due to high min amt required for fd promo, usually starting from RM10k) because I do it monthly (extra funds all go to FD). This interest rate is higher than any of all the existing bank that offers for 1m & 2m interest rate.

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts
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I have been getting indicative interest rate so far without a problem, are you sure your calculation is correct?
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Feb 21 2016, 05:35 PM)
PB did extend its PB xtra campaign to 30 April for 12 month FD.
https://www.pbebank.com/Annoucements.aspx?qid=272#q272

6 months 4.1%
Next 6 months 4.5%.

Effective 4.3% for 12 months.
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Thank you for the information. Just placed another FD for this promo drool.gif

This thread is fast becoming my favourite thread in lowyat.
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QUOTE(wjchay @ Feb 24 2016, 12:04 PM)
Indicative is 4%, but they give you 3.39% instead? Anyway it's still better than Islamic eFD.
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Because it is an investment account, hence the rate would fluctuate. After recalculating, it is actually 4.07% p.a. for the 1st month biggrin.gif

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But it needs RM5k. unsure.gif I can't apply as I only keep RM1k monthly in eFD.
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RM5k is minimum placement for 1month FD. RM1k can be done for 2months onwards. It is convenient as it is just a click away, no nd to go to counter.
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Feb 24 2016, 12:21 PM)
Actually, CIMB does have FD promo as reported earlier by someone in the earlier thread. The last I checked with my branch last week, they are offering the following rates for fresh fund: -

1 month - 3.7%
3 months - 4.1%
6 months - 4.2%
12 months - 4.3%

Min 10k

I do not know if it is an official promo or not as the rates change quite frequently.
How did u calculate the interest rate for your GIA placement? I have been getting 4% p.a. interest for the past few months even for those that were placed for a few days only.
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THanks for pointing out! Now that I did my calculation, it is more than 4% in Feb'16. I placed RM1k in Jan 16 and the balance is 1003.39 in Feb'16, hence my simple minded thinking tells me it's 3.39%. If convert into % p.a. equivalent, it is actually 4.07% p.a. rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(ytan053 @ Feb 24 2016, 02:15 PM)
RM5k is minimum placement for 1month FD. RM1k can be done for 2months onwards. It is convenient as it is just a click away, no nd to go to counter.
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There are banks which offer 1 month efd like BSN and Ambank with placement of min RM1k. Why should I dump RM4k into FD when I dump my RM4k somewhere else? That Rm1k that I dump in every month, is just my emergency reserve. Max inside the 1 month eFD is RM1.5k. More than that, I will put my money elsewhere. smile.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Feb 24 2016, 02:43 PM)
There are banks which offer 1 month efd like BSN and Ambank with placement of min RM1k. Why should I dump RM4k into FD when I dump my RM4k somewhere else? That Rm1k that I dump in every month, is just my emergency reserve. Max inside the 1 month eFD is RM1.5k. More than that, I will put my money elsewhere. smile.gif
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How is the rate of the efd of BSN, AMbank as mentioned by you? Just wondering do i miss out anything. smile.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Feb 23 2016, 06:03 PM)
Received Condotti 20" trolley bag from AmBank for FD placement on Nov 2015:

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Wow, how come i don't get any free trolley bag, I've placed my FD on around Nov 2015 too. sad.gif
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How is the rate of the efd of BSN, AMbank as mentioned by you? Just wondering do i miss out anything. smile.gif
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Don't know about BSN. But Ambank is 3.15%. You will have to choose Islamic efd. For conventional, they still require min rm5k.

Able to place and uplift online
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Feb 24 2016, 04:37 PM)
Don't know about BSN. But Ambank is 3.15%. You will have to choose Islamic efd. For conventional, they still require min rm5k.

Able to place and uplift online
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Alright, thanks! MBB is more convenient for me in this case biggrin.gif can do it online for GIA RM1k for 2mths and get 4% p.a. wink.gif
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Hi guys!
Got a small question, I got some extra funds parked at SG account. Thinking to put in Malaysia FD since it offers better rates, as I needed the money in next year perhaps.

How does the process of opening a FD account?
Do I need to carry let's say 30k cash to the bank? because I don't have an existing account for let's say RHB.

I'm thinking to put into PublicBank, since I had an account there. So the procedure is to transfer funds to my SA first, then I visit the branch to open a FD?

Thanks!

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QUOTE(Dixon93 @ Feb 24 2016, 10:04 PM)
Hi guys!
Got a small question, I got some extra funds parked at SG account. Thinking to put in Malaysia FD since it offers better rates, as I needed the money in next year perhaps.

How does the process of opening a FD account?
Do I need to carry let's say 30k cash to the bank? because I don't have an existing account for let's say RHB.

I'm thinking to put into PublicBank, since I had an account there. So the procedure is to transfer funds to my SA first, then I visit the branch to open a FD?

Thanks!
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You can TT to the local bank saving/current account first, then proceed to place the FD.

It still will be deemed as fresh fund as long as one placed the FD within days of money credited into SA, whereby one can get promotion rate through fresh fund FD placement.
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Feb 24 2016, 10:11 PM)
You can TT to the local bank saving/current account first, then proceed to place the FD.

It still will be deemed as fresh fund as long as one placed the FD within days of money credited into SA, whereby one can get promotion rate through fresh fund FD placement.
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This really helps. thanks alot!
Will go ahead on PublicBank Promo
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Feb 23 2016, 10:18 PM)
yeah done. monthly interest.
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Send SMS to join the BR's contest ? biggrin.gif
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http://www.bankrakyat.com.my/akaun-deposit-i-berjangka
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QUOTE(Dixon93 @ Feb 24 2016, 11:04 PM)
Hi guys!
Got a small question, I got some extra funds parked at SG account. Thinking to put in Malaysia FD since it offers better rates, as I needed the money in next year perhaps.

How does the process of opening a FD account?
Do I need to carry let's say 30k cash to the bank? because I don't have an existing account for let's say RHB.

I'm thinking to put into PublicBank, since I had an account there. So the procedure is to transfer funds to my SA first, then I visit the branch to open a FD?

Thanks!
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QUOTE(ytan053 @ Feb 24 2016, 04:59 PM)
Alright, thanks! MBB is more convenient for me in this case biggrin.gif can do it online for GIA RM1k for 2mths and get 4% p.a. wink.gif
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Might look into it. Place into 2 months instead of my normal monthly efd. However is kind of unpredictable for me. Sometimes I might need the money suddenly.

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QUOTE(ytan053 @ Feb 24 2016, 02:19 PM)
THanks for pointing out! Now that I did my calculation, it is more than 4% in Feb'16. I placed RM1k in Jan 16 and the balance is 1003.39 in Feb'16, hence my simple minded thinking tells me it's 3.39%. If convert into % p.a. equivalent, it is actually 4.07% p.a.  rclxms.gif
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For the RM 3.39 profit you received, the profit rate is 3.39/1000*(366/31) = 4.002% which is the published GIA-i indicative profit rate smile.gif
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Maybank 4+4 FD promo already finished quota.

New promo campaign is

1) 2month
1st month 3.55% p.a.
2nd month 4.35% p.a.

Effective 3.95% p.a.

2) 12month - min 10k

4.22% p.a.

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Feb 24 2016, 02:43 PM)
There are banks which offer 1 month efd like BSN and Ambank with placement of min RM1k. Why should I dump RM4k into FD when I dump my RM4k somewhere else? That Rm1k that I dump in every month, is just my emergency reserve. Max inside the 1 month eFD is RM1.5k. More than that, I will put my money elsewhere. smile.gif
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As far as I know BSN does not offer eFD. As for GIA, you can withdraw the money at anytime, so it does not really matter what tenure you choose. You just need to remember to uplift it manually.
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Managed to place HLB Term Deposit-i 6mths @ 4.5% today. Apparently, interest is only paid UPON maturity and not monthly hmm.gif Different with MBB GiA where you earn interest on your interest if you opt for monthly interest payout.

I thought Islamic pays monthly interest geh? Any sifu can clarify this?

Anyway, they put "SELLING PRICE" as the maturity amount .

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the GIA that we r talking about is GIA-i right? I am just curious why so many sifus putting their money in GIA-i when the principal is not guaranteed

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QUOTE(babysiew @ Feb 25 2016, 05:32 PM)
the GIA that we r talking about is GIA-i right?
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yup the 12mth 4.5% that MBB offered couple of months back.

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QUOTE(adele123 @ Feb 25 2016, 03:39 PM)
Maybank 4+4 FD promo already finished quota.

New promo campaign is

1) 2month
1st month 3.55% p.a.
2nd month 4.35% p.a.

Effective 3.95% p.a.

2) 12month  - min 10k

4.22% p.a.
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any link? thanks.
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QUOTE(ytan053 @ Feb 24 2016, 02:19 PM)
THanks for pointing out! Now that I did my calculation, it is more than 4% in Feb'16. I placed RM1k in Jan 16 and the balance is 1003.39 in Feb'16, hence my simple minded thinking tells me it's 3.39%. If convert into % p.a. equivalent, it is actually 4.07% p.a.  rclxms.gif
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Btw, can we select 2 months and still get 4% or we need to select 12 months?
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QUOTE(babysiew @ Feb 25 2016, 04:32 PM)
the GIA that we r talking about is GIA-i right? I am just curious why so many sifus putting their money in GIA-i when the principal is not guaranteed
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You worry about Maybank kaput?
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You worry about Maybank kaput?
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i worry my little hard earned sweat and blood money kaput... sad.gif
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QUOTE(babysiew @ Feb 25 2016, 05:38 PM)
i worry my little hard earned sweat and blood money kaput... sad.gif
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laugh.gif your worry should be the return may not be fixed. not on the principal money.

but for reputation sake, i think they will try to stick to the rates given.
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Feb 25 2016, 03:39 PM)
Maybank 4+4 FD promo already finished quota.

New promo campaign is

1) 2month
1st month 3.55% p.a.
2nd month 4.35% p.a.

Effective 3.95% p.a.

2) 12month  - min 10k

4.22% p.a.
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Hello Adele 123


Too bad that Maybank 4+4 FD ..finished liaw

I am interested on this Maybank new promo compaign ..

What is it called .. !!!

Where can I get more information ..


Thank you.

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QUOTE(suns8630 @ Feb 25 2016, 11:02 PM)
Hello Adele 123
Too bad that Maybank 4+4 FD ..finished liaw

I am interested on this Maybank new promo compaign ..

What is it called .. !!!

Where can I get more information ..
Thank you.
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Sorry peeps. No website link. Got the promo info when I went to the branch.

I can take a picture and attach it here, but dibt see much point. The 2month promo is not new. Someone reported previously.
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Feb 25 2016, 11:33 PM)
Sorry peeps. No website link. Got the promo info when I went to the branch.

I can take a picture and attach it here, but dibt see much point. The 2month promo is not new. Someone reported previously.
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Hi, thanks for the info.

Is there a minimum amount for the 2 month promo ?
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hi sifus.... may i know which bank offer good interest for 10K FD for one year? plan to go by tmr
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QUOTE(saddient @ Feb 25 2016, 11:51 PM)
hi sifus.... may i know which bank offer good interest for 10K FD for one year?  plan to go by tmr
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See first page. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Feb 26 2016, 12:53 AM)
See first page.  sweat.gif
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takes 30 min to absorb but very confusing as well..... understand some bank offering high rates.... but heard some of my friends said not reliable etc.....

thats why ask opinion from here.... maybe can follow sifu foot steps haha

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QUOTE(saddient @ Feb 25 2016, 11:57 PM)
takes 30 min to absorb but very confusing as well..... understand some bank offering high rates.... but heard some of my friends said not reliable etc.....

thats why ask opinion from here.... maybe can follow sifu foot steps haha
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can have a look at uob bank, direct FD.

p/s 1st page is more reliable than hearsay
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can have a look at uob bank, direct FD.

p/s 1st page is more reliable than hearsay
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I am looking for eFD for rm1k. biggrin.gif tongue.gif Time period 1-2 months. Anything more than 3.15% is good value. thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Feb 26 2016, 05:50 AM)
I am looking for eFD for rm1k.  biggrin.gif tongue.gif Time period 1-2 months. Anything more than 3.15% is good value. thumbup.gif
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There is no significant in 3% and 3.15% for a 1k fd in 2 months.

You shud spend more time in thinking how to make 100k by year end instead of cracking head for 1k fd for 2 mths searching high and lows for 3.15%

The 2 month difference is rm 0.25... is pointless

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There is no significant in 3% and 3.15% for a 1k fd in 2 months
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That's why. sad.gif

I have looked but who knows there's a FD higher than 3.15% for 1-2 months with min placement of RM1k which managed to slip past me. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Feb 26 2016, 12:01 AM)
can have a look at uob bank, direct FD.

p/s 1st page is more reliable than hearsay
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uob bank direct fd? wats tat?

QUOTE(Bonescythe @ Feb 26 2016, 07:59 AM)
There is no significant in 3% and 3.15% for a 1k fd in 2 months.

You shud spend more time in thinking how to make 100k by year end instead of cracking head for 1k fd for 2 mths searching high and lows for 3.15%

The 2 month difference is rm 0.25... is pointless
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uob bank direct fd? wats tat?
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means not linked to any saving account
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good point. did not notice tis type of things. but good for those tat do not want to get tied down by opening sa. thanks.
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Any other bank offer direct fd?... no need so many SA la...
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received my monthly profit for MBB's GIA-i eFD. effective rate is 4.00% p.a. thumbup.gif

continue slowly replacing my other Islamic eFD (3mths, autorenew) to GIA-i eFD (2mths, autorenew) rclxms.gif

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Feb 26 2016, 09:15 AM)
received my monthly profit for MBB's GIA-i eFD. effective rate is 4.00% p.a. thumbup.gif

continue slowly replacing my other Islamic eFD (3mths, autorenew) to GIA-i eFD (2mths, autorenew)  rclxms.gif
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not bad for an efd but as other said, the principal is not guaranteed so there is a tiny bit of risk involved i guess... but since maybank just said they made a ton of money a few days back, i guess we shouldn't worry much laugh.gif
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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Feb 26 2016, 09:23 AM)
not bad for an efd but as other said, the principal is not guaranteed so there is a tiny bit of risk involved i guess... but since maybank just said they made a ton of money a few days back, i guess we shouldn't worry much laugh.gif
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it's maybank, so there's little worry about the principal guarantee.

i only put 1-2k per placement, that's my exposure anyway, still manageable.
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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Feb 26 2016, 09:23 AM)
not bad for an efd but as other said, the principal is not guaranteed so there is a tiny bit of risk involved i guess... but since maybank just said they made a ton of money a few days back, i guess we shouldn't worry much laugh.gif
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today go to hl bank 3 mth 4.2% and 6 mth 4.5% all fd promo is not availble ...

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today go to hl bank 3 mth 4.2% and 6 mth 4.5% all fd promo is not availble ...
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So it ended already? Is it specific to that branch only?

Damn pity. I just thought of going there next Monday. Probably just wait for March promo then...

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received my monthly profit for MBB's GIA-i eFD. effective rate is 4.00% p.a. thumbup.gif

continue slowly replacing my other Islamic eFD (3mths, autorenew) to GIA-i eFD (2mths, autorenew)  rclxms.gif
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What is the difference between Mudarabah Investment Account & Islamic Deposit Account?

Both under GIA-i doh.gif doh.gif
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What is the difference between Mudarabah Investment Account & Islamic Deposit Account?

Both under GIA-i doh.gif  doh.gif
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i guess you're opening a new eFD account.


i'm not sure which one i chose earlier. the screen below is what i get:

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**Update: Nom-el did explain the differences here.

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why give free money to bank? laugh.gif sikit sikit jadi bukit. laugh.gif tats his motto. brows.gif
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Precisely. Even IBG fees of RM0.11 also I count.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Feb 26 2016, 09:15 AM)
received my monthly profit for MBB's GIA-i eFD. effective rate is 4.00% p.a. thumbup.gif

continue slowly replacing my other Islamic eFD (3mths, autorenew) to GIA-i eFD (2mths, autorenew)  rclxms.gif
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So when placing FD, select GIA-i eFD from the drop down menu right?

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Precisely. Even IBG fees of RM0.11 also I count.
So when placing FD, select GIA-i eFD from the drop down menu right?
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see screenshot above this.
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Looks like interest rates offered by banks for FD are slowly falling. Could be a positive sign that the economy is improving or because Bank Negara lowered the statutory reserve requirement.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Feb 26 2016, 11:22 AM)
see screenshot above this.
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To open this GIA account need to go to a branch first?
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public bank fd is due on Saturday, so going to lose the Sunday interest, right?

plan to move it to BSN fd 4.5% a year, if use banker cheque, will have another 3 days no interests for cheque clearance. so, plan to use pb counter service to transfer it.

any better suggestion?

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To open this GIA account need to go to a branch first?
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this is eFD, not traditional FD.

however, when you're new to open eFD in maybank, it will take about 1 day for the account to be created. but effective date is unaffected.
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this is eFD, not traditional FD.

however, when you're new to open eFD in maybank, it will take about 1 day for the account to be created. but effective date is unaffected.
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Rally take 1 day? I remember when I first open my first Islamic efd with maybank about 1 year ago, it's instant.
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Rally take 1 day? I remember when I first open my first Islamic efd with maybank about 1 year ago, it's instant.
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IINM, NEW NEW eFD account wont be created immediately (for each type of eFD, e.g. Islamic, Conventional, etc.)

MBB assign new account number for each type of eFD, which is the reason why it takes 1 day.

subsequent placement, shall be immediate cuz no need to create new account.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Feb 26 2016, 11:20 AM)
Precisely. Even IBG fees of RM0.11 also I count.
Yikes... it irks me out when seeing people going high and low trying to save anything lower than rm 1..

Really tak boleh tahan.

Focusing to save from an operation cost of rm 100k will be more feasible to spend your time on than spending time cracking head on how to save rm1 and lesser, wad more to say, rm 0.25 (your fd case) or rm 0.11 (your ibg case)

Maybe you are still a student for now, got many time... haha.

It will come a time when u realize these are really wasting time.. haha..

Sorry if i oT.. but i really tak boleh tahan..
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QUOTE(Bonescythe @ Feb 26 2016, 01:52 PM)
Yikes... it irks me out when seeing people going high and low trying to save anything lower than rm 1..

Really tak boleh tahan.

Focusing to save from an operation cost of rm 100k will be more feasible to spend your time on than spending time cracking head on how to save rm1 and lesser, wad more to say, rm 0.25 (your fd case) or rm 0.11 (your ibg case)

Maybe you are still a student for now, got many time... haha.

It will come a time when u realize these are really wasting time.. haha..

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Bro,

BR 4.55% for 24 months is just a promo rate so you can still opt for the monthly interest.
I already did for 2 of my BR FD renewals. Tip: though is supposed to be fresh funds but you can just renew by topping up abit more to get the promo rate tongue.gif

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BR has revised their pre-mature FD withdrawal policy since 1 Dec 2015. The revised policy has penalty.

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RHB giving out 4.45% p.a. is worth too...
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RHB requires you to have a CASA account and the interest will be deposited to CASA upon maturity.

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BR has revised their pre-mature FD withdrawal policy since 1 Dec 2015. The revised policy has penalty.

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just a std one, same as other banks. nothing really harsh, not really a penalty as such.
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Folks I asked at KLCC maybank today and apparently the 2 month FD promo is no longer available.

Only the 12 month 4.22 that's been previously informed.

EDIT:
I asked at maybank ampang park and they still have the 2 month promo but only for Islamic FD. Gaah always trust but verify !

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Friday, 26 February 2016
Midnight withdrawal ruling is ridiculous


I HAD two fixed deposit certificates with a local bank, bearing the due date of Feb 23.

On the due date, I went to the bank in the morning to withdraw my money.

The teller struggled for a while unable to execute the withdrawal.

Then an officer said there is a new directive from headquarters.

Withdrawals can only be executed at midnight on the due date.

But is the bank open at midnight?

Who would execute my withdrawal at midnight?

Nobody. So, I was told to come back the next day to get my money.

And the bank got to keep my money for free for one day!

I am just a small time senior citizen with my few thousand ringgit in fixed deposit.

But multiply this by the many other bank customers, and it could be a lot of interest-free money for the bank every day.

I wonder if Bank Negara is aware of this and has given its approval? I should write to them next.

Furthermore, there was no official notification of this new procedure.

Is this how the bank treats its customers?

What if I needed the money desperately that day?

The bank has definitely let its customers down.

MS L. M. LOKE

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It is correct, the withdrawal can be made after midnite, ie. 1201am, Feb 23rd.

If you went there on due date, then it shud be in the SA or ready to cash out at counter.

Which bank is this? Employees there deserved to be flogged.

And correction- FD depositors are not customers. They are suppliers (suppliers of capital). Banks pay you interest!

Customers are those who are debt ridden and with tagline in-debted to bank for life.
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It is correct, the withdrawal can be made after midnite, ie. 1201am, Feb 23rd.

If you went there on due date, then it shud be in the SA or ready to cash out at counter.

Which bank is this?  Employees there deserved to be flogged.

And correction- FD depositors are not customers.  They are suppliers (suppliers of capital).  Banks pay you interest!

Customers are those who are debt ridden and with tagline in-debted to bank for life.
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Actually, depositors are their customers as well. Without deposits, banks cannot give out loans and thus cannot earn income. To grow their loan book, they need to either get more deposits or raise capital from shareholders.

Actually, I also want to ask this question.

In the case of 1 month eFD, if make a placement on 01/01/2016, I can make upliftment on 01/02/2016 straightaway online. But, if over the counter FD, I can only uplift on 02/02/2016?

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QUOTE(ZeaXG @ Feb 26 2016, 05:07 PM)
Actually, depositors are their customers as well. Without deposits, banks cannot give out loans and thus cannot earn income. To grow their loan book, they need to either get more deposits or raise capital from shareholders.

Actually, I also want to ask this question.

In the case of 1 month eFD, if make a placement on 01/01/2016, I can make upliftment on 01/02/2016 straightaway online. But, if over the counter FD, I can only uplift on 02/02/2016?
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Last time cimb efd only can uplift next day. Only recently they allow to uplift same day
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QUOTE(pearl_white @ Feb 26 2016, 04:10 PM)
It is correct, the withdrawal can be made after midnite, ie. 1201am, Feb 23rd.

If you went there on due date, then it shud be in the SA or ready to cash out at counter.

Which bank is this?  Employees there deserved to be flogged.

And correction- FD depositors are not customers.  They are suppliers (suppliers of capital).  Banks pay you interest!

Customers are those who are debt ridden and with tagline in-debted to bank for life.
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It was mentioned that the teller did try to perform the withdrawal (probably with full interest matured withdrawal and not the prematured withdrawal) but the system doesn't permit that.
It was also mentioned that there is a new directive.
So better watch out and find out which local bank is this.
So far, I have not come across any local bank asking me to come back one day after FD maturity due date.

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QUOTE(ZeaXG @ Feb 26 2016, 05:07 PM)
Actually, depositors are their customers as well. Without deposits, banks cannot give out loans and thus cannot earn income. To grow their loan book, they need to either get more deposits or raise capital from shareholders.

Actually, I also want to ask this question.

In the case of 1 month eFD, if make a placement on 01/01/2016, I can make upliftment on 01/02/2016 straightaway online. But, if over the counter FD, I can only uplift on 02/02/2016?
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For the sake of discussion, If you shorten the FD tenure to 1 day, then we can see things more clearly.
Say today 26th you make a 1 day FD placement, then the maturity date shall be on 27th. Therefore by hook or by crook, on 27th you can withdraw the FD with 1 day interest.

Note:Assuming 27th is a banking day.

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http://www.thestar.com.my/opinion/letters/...-is-ridiculous/
Friday, 26 February 2016
Midnight withdrawal ruling is ridiculous

 
I HAD two fixed deposit certificates with a local bank, bearing the due date of Feb 23.

On the due date, I went to the bank in the morning to withdraw my money.

The teller struggled for a while unable to execute the withdrawal.

Then an officer said there is a new directive from headquarters.

Withdrawals can only be executed at midnight on the due date.
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I just experienced similar incident few weeks ago, and I insisted to see the officer, manager regarding (come back tomorrow due to system didn't allow to withdraw, did not know what was the reason as stated by the cashier).

After a few round of complaint, the officer was in and out few round the office and refer to their manager may be and may overwriting the computer earmarked situation, (exact reason, they did not want to explain) and let me to withdraw later on, and they just explained due to system glitch.

I told the officer, if they do not allow to withdraw the FD at maturity day let say 1st of the month, then they should print the maturity on next day aka 2nd, instead of 1st.
It makes no sense for customer to withdraw money on the maturity date.
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So which part of the balance sheet will it appear? Assets or Liabilities?

Eagerly anticipating answer. sweat.gif


QUOTE(ZeaXG @ Feb 26 2016, 05:07 PM)
Actually, depositors are their customers as well. Without deposits, banks cannot give out loans and thus cannot earn income. To grow their loan book, they need to either get more deposits or raise capital from shareholders.

Actually, I also want to ask this question.

In the case of 1 month eFD, if make a placement on 01/01/2016, I can make upliftment on 01/02/2016 straightaway online. But, if over the counter FD, I can only uplift on 02/02/2016?
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Feb 26 2016, 05:48 PM)
I just experienced similar incident few weeks ago, and I insisted to see the officer, manager regarding (come back tomorrow due to system didn't allow to withdraw, did not know what was the reason as stated by the cashier).

After a few round of complaint, the officer was in and out few round the office and refer to their manager may be and may overwriting the computer earmarked situation, (exact reason, they did not want to explain) and let me to withdraw later on, and they just explained due to system glitch.

I told the officer, if they do not allow to withdraw the FD at maturity day let say 1st of the month, then they should print the maturity on next day aka 2nd, instead of 1st. 
It makes no sense for customer to withdraw money on the maturity date.
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Which bank ?
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Yup, interested to know which bank too so that can be extra cautious. I will demand a compensation if I need to come the next day.
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Talking about maturity date - if it is conventional FD, one can withdraw on the actual date. However for some Islamic so called "Fixed Deposit" or Term Deposit-i, I think it was mentioned before that one can only withdraw it the next day after so called maturity date printed on the receipt/cert.
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my hsbc fd experience (dec/15), could not redeem the fd on the maturity date. had to go next day again.

affin, hlb, pb, ocbc, uob - can redeem on the maturity date.

however, I didn't reconfirm those interest amounts paid. should be no 1day interest short gua.
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http://www.thestar.com.my/opinion/letters/...-is-ridiculous/
Friday, 26 February 2016
Midnight withdrawal ruling is ridiculous

 
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And the bank got to keep my money for free for one day!

I am just a small time senior citizen with my few thousand ringgit in fixed deposit.

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one day interest for a few thousand, lets say 5k is around +-50 sen,
I am utterly sorry for her lost.
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As for me, it is more of a hassle because I normally take annual leave based on my FD maturity dates even though I am on flexi working hours. So if new system said next day, they better print it clearly on the cert.
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one day interest for a few thousand, lets say 5k is around +-50 sen,
I am utterly sorry for her lost.
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lol while her lost is minimal, it does impact your RM1 mil FD if you happened to deposit at that particular bank.
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So far for Islamic FD, TD-i, I did not encounter this issue from BR, HL, KFH, MBB etc. Still same maturity day/date to withdraw FD. biggrin.gif

Only problem is with CIMB eFD which can only terminate one day after maturity date. But someone mentioned that this was rectified recently.

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Feb 26 2016, 06:37 PM)
Talking about maturity date - if it is conventional FD, one can withdraw on the actual date. However for some Islamic so called "Fixed Deposit" or Term Deposit-i, I think it was mentioned before that one can only withdraw it the next day after so called maturity date printed on the receipt/cert.
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My experience was with conventional FD promo one.
It is a popular and one of largest local bank.

Have several similar FD with them, only the particular FD cert experience this, while others no issue at all.

The FD interest was credited in CASA account already in the early morning of the maturity date.
Interest already given, yet principal was held. It doesn't make sense, either the cashier or officer was not competent or system glitch, this I cannot guess already.


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QUOTE(Bonescythe @ Feb 26 2016, 01:52 PM)
Yikes... it irks me out when seeing people going high and low trying to save anything lower than rm 1..

Really tak boleh tahan.

Focusing to save from an operation cost of rm 100k will be more feasible to spend your time on than spending time cracking head on how to save rm1 and lesser, wad more to say, rm 0.25 (your fd case) or rm 0.11 (your ibg case)

Maybe you are still a student for now, got many time... haha.

It will come a time when u realize these are really wasting time.. haha..

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some pipu need to learn time is money. use time to make more money but not cents. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Feb 26 2016, 09:40 PM)
My experience was with conventional FD promo one.
It is a popular and one of largest local bank.
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The clue shorten the list to Maybank, Pbb, CIMB.
Let's guess, CIMB ? smile.gif
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So which part of the balance sheet will it appear?  Assets or Liabilities?

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QUOTE(langstrasse @ Feb 26 2016, 02:55 PM)
Folks I asked at KLCC maybank today and apparently the 2 month FD promo is no longer available.

Only the 12 month 4.22 that's been previously informed.

EDIT:
I asked at maybank ampang park and they still have the 2 month promo but only for Islamic FD. Gaah always trust but verify !
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Did you manage to get a deadlin on both promo? When I was there, was too rush to ask about it.

Yes, coincidentally I went to mbb ap on Thursday, was told 2 promos available. Looks like best promo right now is 4.45% 12 months rhb.
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Wiseman say.. "Penny wise, pound foolish". laugh.gif
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Did you manage to get a deadlin on both promo? When I was there, was too rush to ask about it.

Yes, coincidentally I went to mbb ap on Thursday, was told 2 promos available. Looks like best promo right now is 4.45% 12 months rhb.
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bsn 4.5% if u dun mind the time spent. br for 4.55% 2 yrs if u dun care about pidm.

oh ya, epf self contribution.

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Did you manage to get a deadlin on both promo? When I was there, was too rush to ask about it.

Yes, coincidentally I went to mbb ap on Thursday, was told 2 promos available. Looks like best promo right now is 4.45% 12 months rhb.
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Sorry I don't have the deadline for the promos.
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Btw, can we select 2 months and still get 4% or we need to select 12 months?
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Feb 26 2016, 10:00 PM)
The clue shorten the list to Maybank, Pbb, CIMB.
Let's guess, CIMB ? smile.gif
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Cz I had bad exp v rhb for their way
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any news on march fd promo? now looks best one bsn 1 yr 4.5%, br 2yrs 4.55% then rhb 1 yr 4.45%.
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Hi I'm new to FD. Since BSN/AFFIN/PBB are offering 4.5% p.a. Any difference i need to take note while choosing between them? Eg: open savings account is mandatory?
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today go to hl bank 3 mth 4.2% and 6 mth 4.5% all fd promo is not availble ...
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I manage to place 3 month FD with HLB. I was told the 6 month is still available as well.

So is it specific to the branch you tried only that no longer available? Which branch is this?
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Hi I'm new to FD. Since BSN/AFFIN/PBB are offering 4.5% p.a. Any difference i need to take note while choosing between them? Eg: open savings account is mandatory?
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take the one convenient to you.
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Thanks~! So all this promotion FD rate are only applicable at the bank branch right? For online E-FD still using the standard 3.3 p.a ?
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Thanks~! So all this promotion FD rate are only applicable at the bank branch right? For online E-FD still using the standard 3.3 p.a ?
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1 mth 3.7%.
3 mth 4.2%.
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Thanks~! So all this promotion FD rate are only applicable at the bank branch right? For online E-FD still using the standard 3.3 p.a ?
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Yes. That's true. However there are banks which offer promo rates efd like alliance, and usually cimb. Not sure if Mach 4.5% still got or not.

One forumer posted that he put into maybank GIA-i FD and get 4%. Haven't test it yet.

On to your question which bank to choose,

Depends on waiting time, easy to find parking and how much parking fees. Take bsn for eg, be prepare to wait min 1 hour to open a FD account. Waiting period in BSN is insane.

I used to go for affin as the bank have no customer (very fast) and they always have the highest promo rates (now, it seems that other bank managed to beat their promo)

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sorry info from 1980 till 2009 only
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just deposited for HLB 4.5% for 6 months FD, they just give me a paper after i deposited, can i withdraw the money at any branch after maturity?

the counter girl told me it will be renewed automatically? therefore i must withdraw on maturity date? if not it will be renewed and i cannt withdraw?

the interest payment method i choose add on to principal, but on the FD paper the selling price = my principal * 0.045 * 6 / 12, it does nt seem to increase the interest i can earn??


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QUOTE(galaxynote259 @ Feb 29 2016, 08:05 PM)
just deposited for HLB 4.5% for 6 months FD, they just give me a paper after i deposited, can i withdraw the money at any branch after maturity?

the counter girl told me it will be renewed automatically? therefore i must withdraw on maturity date? if not it will be renewed and i cannt withdraw?

the interest payment method i choose add on to principal, but on the FD paper the selling price = my principal * 0.045 * 6 / 12, it does nt seem to increase the interest i can earn??
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Most bank also auto renew, Just withdraw lo the rate of auto renew usually based on board rate. Late one or two days burn the interest
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i want to ask about the interest rate calculation... is there any difference due to the leap year?

i can't seem to calculate and get the right interest based on the FDs i have... somehow just slightly off...




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QUOTE(adele123 @ Feb 29 2016, 10:50 PM)
i want to ask about the interest rate calculation... is there any difference due to the leap year?

i can't seem to calculate and get the right interest based on the FDs i have... somehow just slightly off...
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Hehe.. Must be big amount lor
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i want to ask about the interest rate calculation... is there any difference due to the leap year?

i can't seem to calculate and get the right interest based on the FDs i have... somehow just slightly off...
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For leap year, you have 366 days, so the interest calculation is: (no. of days) X (p.a. interest rate)/366
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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Feb 29 2016, 01:31 PM)
I manage to place 3 month FD with HLB. I was told the 6 month is still available as well.

So is it specific to the branch you tried only that no longer available? Which branch is this?
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I went on 29 Feb to HLB branch and was told 4.5% 6 months promo no longer available.
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Jan 8 2016, 10:06 AM)
The interest calculation for FD placed last year and maturing this year should be

Total Interest = (No. of days in 2015)/365 x Rate p.a. + (No. of days in 2016)/366 x Rate p.a.

This applies to monthly interest & half-yearly interest calculation as well.
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Feb 29 2016, 10:50 PM)
i want to ask about the interest rate calculation... is there any difference due to the leap year?

i can't seem to calculate and get the right interest based on the FDs i have... somehow just slightly off...
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as above.

i'm lazy to recalculate the interest for 2015's placement which matures in 2016 laugh.gif

for any placement in 2016, i'd just use 366 days instead.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Mar 1 2016, 07:04 AM)
as above.

i'm lazy to recalculate the interest for 2015's placement which matures in 2016  laugh.gif

for any placement in 2016, i'd just use 366 days instead.
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So far, I found different banks using different days for calculation for monthly inteerst:

Using 366 days: AmBank, CIMB

Still using 365 days: BR, HL

MBB wise need to confirm again as some doubts earlier. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 1 2016, 08:36 AM)
So far, I found different banks using different days for calculation for monthly inteerst:

Using 366 days: AmBank, CIMB

Still using 365 days: BR, HL

MBB wise need to confirm again as some doubts earlier.  biggrin.gif
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does the interest differs much for that one day calculation? hmm.gif

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does the interest differs much for that one day calculation?  hmm.gif
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Exact to the dot. Except MBB, thats why not too sure. biggrin.gif

Now planning for some actions tomorrow. Looking at RHB or BR if no new promotions. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Mar 1 2016, 07:04 AM)
as above.

i'm lazy to recalculate the interest for 2015's placement which matures in 2016  laugh.gif

for any placement in 2016, i'd just use 366 days instead.
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Thank you very much. should have checked back some posts earlier.

Now it make sense... to be honest the difference, in total, is less than RM1 but just curious.
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Called up OCBC PB centre to speak to leng lui on their FD promo.
15 mth 4.3%, 9 mth 4.15%, min 10k fresh fund until 30/4. Leng lui said for existing fund, just top up 10k will do.

Called HL. No more 4.5% promo. New one just 3 mth 4.2%, fresh fund, min 10k.

So looks like still RHB or BR for me. BSN wise some concern as expressed by others. biggrin.gif

Oh, likely to add in to KWSP. rclxms.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 1 2016, 10:59 AM)
Called up OCBC PB centre to speak to leng lui on their FD promo.
15 mth 4.3%, 9 mth 4.15%, min 10k fresh fund until 30/4. Leng lui said for existing fund, just top up 10k will do.

Called HL. No more 4.5% promo. New one just 3 mth 4.2%, fresh fund, min 10k.

So looks like still RHB or BR for me. BSN wise some concern as expressed by others.  biggrin.gif

Oh, likely to add in to KWSP.  rclxms.gif
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Called UOB PB centre:

5 mth 4.05%, 10 mth 4.18%, min 10k, till end March

shakehead.gif promo rates going down ..................... sad.gif

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Just opened a 12 mth FD with RHB... 4.45%...  thumbup.gif
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Hi

Do you need to open savings account for the FD placement?
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Hi

Do you need to open savings account for the FD placement?
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I already have a SA... yes... u need a SA to credit the interest...told this by the RHB officer.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 1 2016, 11:28 AM)
Called UOB PB centre:

5 mth 4.05%, 10 mth 4.18%, min 10k, till end March

shakehead.gif promo rates going down ..................... sad.gif
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Rates going down, just transfer the money to another. Your loyalty should be with your money and not the bank.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 1 2016, 11:32 AM)
Rates going down, just transfer the money to another. Your loyalty should be with your money and not the bank.
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unker goat need yr advice? laugh.gif

keep repeating yr line, dun give free money to the bank............................. brows.gif laugh.gif
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unker goat need yr advice? laugh.gif

keep repeating yr line, dun give free money to the bank............................. brows.gif  laugh.gif
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It's entirely up to him whether he wish to get more money or whether he want to maintain with a bank which give lower interest. This is because gaining extra few days of interest can buy 1 dinner for family and few % difference in interest cost few hundred ringgit in losses
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 1 2016, 11:50 AM)
It's entirely up to him whether he wish to get more money or whether he want to maintain with a bank which give lower interest. This is because gaining extra few days of interest can buy 1 dinner for family and few % difference in interest cost few hundred ringgit in losses
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laugh.gif dun u think he knows about tis? brows.gif unker is more experience than u, hnws. tongue.gif

u kay po chi again. brows.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 1 2016, 11:28 AM)
Called UOB PB centre:

5 mth 4.05%, 10 mth 4.18%, min 10k, till end March

shakehead.gif promo rates going down ..................... sad.gif
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Thanks for the effort. No 12m promo from UOB?
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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 1 2016, 12:36 PM)
laugh.gif dun u think he knows about tis? brows.gif unker is more experience than u, hnws. tongue.gif

u kay po chi again.  brows.gif
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Ya, some people thinks they knows all. Tried to advice everybody. biggrin.gif

I have already said much earlier that I may go for KWSP, RHB or BR. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(Human Nature @ Mar 1 2016, 02:39 PM)
Thanks for the effort. No 12m promo from UOB?
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Ya, no 12 mth promo from UOB based on what I heard. Only 5 and 10 mth FD promo. smile.gif

So OCBC beating UOB with their 4.3% 12 mth FD. Even MBSB advertising at lower FD promo rates in the newspaper.

Trend seems to be lower FD promo rates. Big Bones will be disappointed. biggrin.gif

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It looks to me that banks are lately towards the direction of offering promotion rates for shorter period of 3,6,9 months and some odd period of 4+4,5,10 months.

Is this an implications that interest rates will further reduced by Q3/2016 onwards ?
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New promo from Affin, tenures range from 3 months to 13 months.
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New promo from Affin, tenures range from 3 months to 13 months.
3.85% - 4.30%
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RENTAS transferred from bank A ~10.30am, then during lunch hr, found bank B received aldy.

managed to open fd on the same day wink.gif

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RENTAS transferred from bank A ~10.30am, then during lunch hr, found bank B received aldy.

managed to open fd on the same day wink.gif
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Ya, no 12 mth promo from UOB based on what I heard. Only 5 and 10 mth FD promo.  smile.gif

So OCBC beating UOB with their 4.3% 12 mth FD. Even MBSB advertising at lower FD promo rates in the newspaper.

Trend seems to be lower FD promo rates. Big Bones will be disappointed.  biggrin.gif
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The OCBC at my place opens from Monday to Sunday 9.30am to 7.00pm.

If I make an FD placement on Thursday but after 4 pm, are the counters (both the service and teller counters) still open? and can they issue the FD cert on the spot? I am okay if the date will start from Friday.

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Mar 1 2016, 08:07 PM)
OCBC's 4.3% is 15 months. Will be making a placement here by this week if UOB doesn't come up with 12m promo. Same goes to my SCB 18m 4.25% which will mature end of this month. Was hoping for 4.5% but looking at the trend, i will take that extra 0.05%

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The OCBC at my place opens from Monday to Sunday 9.30am to 7.00pm.

If I make an FD placement on Thursday but after 4 pm, are the counters (both the service and teller counters) still open? and can they issue the FD cert on the spot? I am okay if the date will start from Friday.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Mar 1 2016, 08:07 PM)
OCBC's 4.3% is 15 months. Will be making a placement here by this week if UOB doesn't come up with 12m promo. Same goes to my SCB 18m 4.25% which will mature end of this month. Was hoping for 4.5% but looking at the trend, i will take that extra 0.05%

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The OCBC at my place opens from Monday to Sunday 9.30am to 7.00pm.

If I make an FD placement on Thursday but after 4 pm, are the counters (both the service and teller counters) still open? and can they issue the FD cert on the spot? I am okay if the date will start from Friday.
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Tomorrow plan to withdraw OCBC FD. Then KWSP self contribution max amt. Rest goes to RHB 4.45% 12 mth.

Also has SCB 4.25% mature later this month. Will move to BR for 2 yrs 4.55%. Unless better promo comes up. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 1 2016, 08:22 PM)
Tomorrow plan to withdraw OCBC FD. Then KWSP self contribution max amt. Rest goes to RHB 4.45% 12 mth.

Also has SCB 4.25% mature later this month. Will move to BR for 2 yrs 4.55%. Unless better promo comes up.  biggrin.gif
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Tomorrow plan to withdraw OCBC FD. Then KWSP self contribution max amt. Rest goes to RHB 4.45% 12 mth.

Also has SCB 4.25% mature later this month. Will move to BR for 2 yrs 4.55%. Unless better promo comes up.  biggrin.gif
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haiz now FD rates no more attractive, switch to shares !!! hmm.gif

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haiz now FD rates no more attractive, switch to shares !!! hmm.gif
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newbie here, what is max epf? max contribute your salary to epf every month?
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newbie here, what is max epf? max contribute your salary to epf every month?
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newbie here, what is max epf? max contribute your salary to epf every month?
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Can't you guys understand simple English? --> Strictly for FD Discussion Only?

Please go to other respective threads for non-FD discussion.

Thank you.
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My 1st hand experience with PB eFD:

1)For 1st timers like I was, you will need to create an eFD account,
click on eFD tab to the left, select tenure, agree to every t/c, else you cant proceed
then, you will see your eFD account created, with no balance inside:

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2)Nows time for the real placement,
There are 2 types of FD for placement, namely eFD and FD,
The 1st is purely done online, and gives +0.25%pa interest,
the second is normal FD, which gives no promo rate,
and wants you to collect the cert, see below:
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3)take the eFD of course, and they offers 3.45% rate for 3 month for 1k,
there's interest selection too, take monthly payment, so that your month FD interest can earn savings acc interest too:
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4)agree to everything, so that you can proceed:
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5)tadaa:
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Print the slip and you are RM 8.67 richer after the tenure.
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the ocbc 15 months 4.3% also comes with a free trolley bag if amount exceed RM70k.
please ask for it.
it's their promo presently.
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Mar 2 2016, 08:51 AM)
My 1st hand experience with PB eFD:

1)For 1st timers like I was, you will need to create an eFD account,
click on eFD tab to the left, select tenure, agree to every t/c, else you cant proceed
then, you will see your eFD account created, with no balance inside:

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2)Nows time for the real placement,
There are 2 types of FD for placement, namely eFD and FD,
The 1st is purely done online, and gives +0.25%pa interest,
the second is normal FD, which gives no promo rate,
and wants you to collect the cert, see below:
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3)take the eFD of course, and they offers 3.45% rate for 3 month for 1k,
there's interest selection too, take monthly payment, so that your month FD interest can earn savings acc interest too:
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4)agree to everything, so that you can proceed:
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5)tadaa:
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Print the slip and you are RM 8.67 richer after the tenure.
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Thanks for the screenshot. Btw, isn't it better to put under maybank GIA-i for eFD seeing that they will give 4% instead of PB eFD which give only 3.45%?
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Hi guys, wanna ask something. Currently my fd almost mature and i plan to put in affinbank 4.5% but heard someone say now only 4.2%. My current fd i put it at bsn. bsn promo is 4.5% too i know but then it requires fresh fund. So if i take out the fd when it is mature and instant transfer to another bank, say my cimb acc then i instant transfer back to bsn, so would it be consider as fresh fund ?

Or can just ask the staff to just help me.. dunnid susah susah to trasnfer here and there brows.gif
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Let me give you an answer (with the intention to solve your curiousity that will eventually kill you, if I did not intervene).

Why would some people rather earn less interest when you can earn higher elsewhere ? The answer can be found in genxgenygenz postings. To be precise, the words "chiak beh liao" would explain it all.

At 3.45% p.a., some people's FD would be earning more interest (in absolute terms) in a month than what you would earn in 1 year @ 4% .

For example,

MR. LIM puts in a RM10million FD at 3.9% p.a. He earns rm390k per annum, and the bank credits his SA rm32,500.00 every month.
MR. RANJIT SINGH put in a RM100k FD at 4.0% p.a. He earns rm4k per annum, and the bank credits his SA with rm333.33 everymonth.

For MR. LIM, he may be in a situation of "chiak beh liao" whereas MR. RANJIT SINGH is merely surviving day to day. Hence, psychologically, MR. RANJIT would be very sensitive to interest rate difference where as MR. LIM would not. Hence, also why, MR. RANJIT SINGH cannot pathom why MR. LIM do not go for the highest interest rates.

The law of absolutes and reaching the level of "chiak beh liao".


QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 2 2016, 09:34 AM)
Thanks for the screenshot. Btw, isn't it better to put under maybank GIA-i for eFD seeing that they will give 4% instead of PB eFD which give only 3.45%?
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Let me give you an answer (with the intention to solve your curiousity that will eventually kill you, if I did not intervene).

Why would some people rather earn less interest when you can earn higher elsewhere ?  The answer can be found in genxgenygenz postings.  To be precise, the words "chiak beh liao" would explain it all.

At 3.45% p.a., some people's FD would be earning more interest (in absolute terms) in a month than what you would earn in 1 year @ 4% .

For example, 

MR. LIM puts in a RM10million FD at 3.9% p.a.  He earns rm390k per annum, and the bank credits his SA rm32,500.00 every month.
MR. RANJIT SINGH put in a RM100k FD at 4.0% p.a.  He earns rm4k per annum, and the bank credits his SA with rm333.33 everymonth.

For MR. LIM, he may be in a situation of "chiak beh liao" whereas MR. RANJIT SINGH is merely surviving day to day.  Hence, psychologically, MR. RANJIT would be very sensitive to interest rate difference where as MR. LIM would not.  Hence, also why, MR. RANJIT SINGH cannot pathom why MR. LIM do not go for the highest interest rates.

The law of absolutes and reaching the level of "chiak beh liao".
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Bro (or is it Sis, I apologize if I address you wrongly), if one got USD1M deosited into FD, he can be eligible for Private Banking, no need Fresh Fund also the bank will give promo rates, and therefore in the above case, Mr. Lim will perpetually get more from interest paid, haha. Actually if you are a Maybank Premier Wealth, your RM also can give you their Promo rates when renewing matured FD.



QUOTE(darkterror15 @ Mar 2 2016, 09:40 AM)
Hi guys, wanna ask something. Currently my fd almost mature and i plan to put in affinbank 4.5% but heard someone say now only 4.2%. My current fd i put it at bsn. bsn promo is 4.5% too i know but then it requires fresh fund. So if i take out the fd when it is mature and instant transfer to another bank, say my cimb acc then i instant transfer back to bsn, so would it be consider as fresh fund ?
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Instant transfer to another bank then go to the other bank get a bank cheque if possible (most probably the next day and then return to BSN).

As for Affin, the have 3, 6, 12 and 13 months but got Stupid CASA condition where need to deposit RM5K. Yes, the current promo for 12 months is 4.2% and for 13 months at 4.3% but once we consider the RM5K, the effective rates will be less.

To ALL: Maybank

3.9% for 2 months.

4.28% for 6 months.

4.38% for 12 months.

And for big depositors, I have a tip for you as to which bank may give you 4.5% for 12 months besides BSN - visit my Fixed Deposit Page to find out and be rewarded tongue.gif

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may i know is eFD really good?
i see the rate not as attractive as promotion FD.

the only benefit of eFD is only flexible and convenience is it?
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the ocbc 15 months 4.3% also comes with a free trolley bag if amount exceed RM70k.
please ask for it.
it's their promo presently.
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I can't see the promotion on the website wor..
can elaborate more?
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Instant transfer to another bank then go to the other bank get a bank cheque if possible (most probably the next day and then return to BSN).

actually.. i did before like today take out fd from bank X and instant transfer to bank Y and put fd straight away in the same day in bank Y. I feel like it can be done in the same day and with online banking it is even more flexible. Meaning instant transfer at bank X and wait for awhile so that the amount appear at bank Y, then use online banking transfer money back to bank X and make fd in bank X. However, I heard someone mention in previous post where the staff ask him/her to add in another say 1k fresh fund and make the already there about to mature fd look like fresh fund and add with the 1k to qualify for the fd promo.. hmm.gif

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I can't see the promotion on the website wor..
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QUOTE(darkterror15 @ Mar 2 2016, 11:15 AM)
actually.. i did before like today take out fd from bank X and instant transfer to bank Y and put fd straight away in the same day in bank Y. I feel like it can be done in the same day and with online banking it is even more flexible. Meaning instant transfer at bank X and wait for awhile so that the amount appear at bank Y, then use online banking transfer money back to bank X and make fd in bank X. However, I heard someone mention in previous post where the staff ask him/her to add in another say 1k fresh fund and make the already there about to mature fd look like fresh fund and add with the 1k to qualify for the fd promo..  hmm.gif
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always always check with the respective bank. further complicate matter, each branch is different as well.
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QUOTE(pearl_white @ Mar 2 2016, 10:57 AM)
MR. LIM puts in a RM10million FD at 3.9% p.a.  He earns rm390k per annum, and the bank credits his SA rm32,500.00 every month.
MR. RANJIT SINGH put in a RM100k FD at 4.0% p.a.  He earns rm4k per annum, and the bank credits his SA with rm333.33 everymonth.
For him, why would Mr. Lim put in @ 3.9% when he can get RM400k if he can place @ 4%. Is RM10,000 / 12 months = RM833 extra per month not worth it? Well, I can answer him on your behalf. It is because for Mr. Lim who has RM10 mil, RM833 p/m is not critical to his survival nor will it make him much richer.

Unfortunately, this is something that he will never comprehend. Because he isn't where Mr. Lim is yet.

It's the same why some won't understand why I would buy a car for cash instead of taking loan. They think the cash can be used to get >4% FD and pay off hire purchase interest at 2.x-3.x% and pocket the difference. They do not understand the feeling of being debt free from housing or car or any loan. It's like having wings every month without any commitments tying me down. The freedom and reduced stress for me is absolute, as you so put it. But all he would see is, the little gains he could get by trying to make the most of the money available.

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thanks, no info on the luggage though..
stick to RHB then..
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thanks, no info on the luggage though..
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are you sure?

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what I meant was lack of info for the brand and size of the free luggage bag..
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what I meant was lack of info for the brand and size of the free luggage bag..
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QUOTE(pearl_white @ Mar 2 2016, 10:57 AM)
Let me give you an answer (with the intention to solve your curiousity that will eventually kill you, if I did not intervene).

Why would some people rather earn less interest when you can earn higher elsewhere ?  The answer can be found in genxgenygenz postings.  To be precise, the words "chiak beh liao" would explain it all.

At 3.45% p.a., some people's FD would be earning more interest (in absolute terms) in a month than what you would earn in 1 year @ 4% .

For example, 

MR. LIM puts in a RM10million FD at 3.9% p.a.  He earns rm390k per annum, and the bank credits his SA rm32,500.00 every month.
MR. RANJIT SINGH put in a RM100k FD at 4.0% p.a.  He earns rm4k per annum, and the bank credits his SA with rm333.33 everymonth.

For MR. LIM, he may be in a situation of "chiak beh liao" whereas MR. RANJIT SINGH is merely surviving day to day.  Hence, psychologically, MR. RANJIT would be very sensitive to interest rate difference where as MR. LIM would not.  Hence, also why, MR. RANJIT SINGH cannot pathom why MR. LIM do not go for the highest interest rates.

The law of absolutes and reaching the level of "chiak beh liao".
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Guess I am in Mr Ranjit position. Btw, when I reach Mr lim position, I will still be Mr Ranjit. No point giving up free money.


QUOTE(il0ve51 @ Mar 2 2016, 11:06 AM)
may i know is eFD really good?
i see the rate not as attractive as promotion FD.

the only benefit of eFD is only flexible and convenience is it?
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True is not as good as over the counter rates but I am going to list out why eFD is good
1) Get free interest of min 3.15% p.a for your emergency cash. Better than putting in normal SA right?
2) People don't have time to visit the bank
3) Earn free pocket money by parking your cc bill payment (prepare the money in advance) in 1 month eFD.
4) Instant liquidity compare to money market fund.
5) Can be done anytime of the day (similar to no2))
6) The best: can be done anywhere on earth with Internet (useful for people who fly frequently, overseas people)

If you have the time, please choose over the counter.
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QUOTE(McFD2R @ Mar 2 2016, 12:11 PM)
For him, why would Mr. Lim put in @ 3.9% when he can get RM400k if he can place @ 4%. Is RM10,000 / 12 months = RM833 extra per month not worth it? Well, I can answer him on your behalf. It is because for Mr. Lim who has RM10 mil, RM833 p/m is not critical to his survival nor will it make him much richer.

Unfortunately, this is something that he will never comprehend. Because he isn't where Mr. Lim is yet.

It's the same why some won't understand why I would buy a car for cash instead of taking loan. They think the cash can be used to get >4% FD and pay off hire purchase interest at 2.x-3.x% and pocket the difference. They do not understand the feeling of being debt free from housing or car or any loan. It's like having wings every month without any commitments tying me down. The freedom and reduced stress for me is absolute, as you so put it. But all he would see is, the little gains he could get by trying to make the most of the money available.
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Another factor is trust.
We tend to trust a bank more than another due to convenience, and service quality we experienced as well as how well it is being run.

Also, Mr Lim may not want to deposit in Bank A, even the bank gives him 4.5% if bank A had history run into losses during economy difficult time.

Rate alone is not absolute factor.
There are other consideration and individual preference as well.

Btw, 2.x% car loan, its EIR is more than 4%.
You never can win against Bank by loaning vs FD. tongue.gif


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QUOTE(McFD2R @ Mar 2 2016, 12:11 PM)
It's the same why some won't understand why I would buy a car for cash instead of taking loan. They think the cash can be used to get >4% FD and pay off hire purchase interest at 2.x-3.x% and pocket the difference. They do not understand the feeling of being debt free from housing or car or any loan. It's like having wings every month without any commitments tying me down. The freedom and reduced stress for me is absolute, as you so put it. But all he would see is, the little gains he could get by trying to make the most of the money available.
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hahaha, pocket the difference when get >4% FD and pay off HP interest at 2.x-3.x%, mana ada? The moment we accept a HP loan offer, we automatically become poorer as the interest is charged upfront and we now have more liabilities. You really nice putting it mildly saying they think when actual fact they not using their brain cells to go determine the effective interest rate they are imposed. If got 0% HP loan and no other fees than maybe got extra income. Then again, for car, if a dealer offering 0% interest HP, if pay cash 101% can get discount.

Same goes for people who have money in FD but go get personal loan of equivalent amount or have Credit card outstanding debt, they are just making tha banks richer and themselves poorer.




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QUOTE(McFD2R @ Mar 2 2016, 12:11 PM)

It's the same why some won't understand why I would buy a car for cash instead of taking loan. They think the cash can be used to get >4% FD and pay off hire purchase interest at 2.x-3.x% and pocket the difference. They do not understand the feeling of being debt free from housing or car or any loan. It's like having wings every month without any commitments tying me down. The freedom and reduced stress for me is absolute, as you so put it. But all he would see is, the little gains he could get by trying to make the most of the money available.
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Err .. you cannot compare FD rate with car loan rate.. the effective interest rate for car loan is much higher than FD rate.

A 3% car loan rate is effectively 5.64% interest p.a. wink.gif
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Another factor is trust.
We tend to trust a bank more than another due to convenience, and service quality we experienced as well as how well it is being run.

Also, Mr Lim may not want to deposit in Bank A, even the bank gives him 4.5% if bank A had history run into losses during economy difficult time.

Rate alone is not absolute factor.
There are other consideration and individual preference as well.

Btw, 2.x% car loan, its EIR is more than 4%.
You never can win against Bank by loaning vs FD.  tongue.gif
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only for islamic only same rate too.
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I will put my money in different banks even if getting lower FD rates bcoz the pidm coverage is only 250k per person per bank. brows.gif
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Feb 23 2016, 12:34 PM)
Would like to ask anyone here with experience with HSBC Advance current account. Did you need to close your Advance account to avoid paying the RM10 per month account fee after withdrawing the 5% promo FD?

I transferred all my money out from the account after the maturity of the 3 months 5% promo FD meaning the account balance is RM0 now. So, would the account be automatically closed after a while or do I still need to go to the branch to close it manually? Would I still be charged the monthly fee if I leave it as it is currently. Thank you.
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QUOTE(gark @ Mar 2 2016, 03:07 PM)
Err .. you cannot compare FD rate with car loan rate.. the effective interest rate for car loan is much higher than FD rate.

A 3% car loan rate is effectively 5.64% interest p.a.  wink.gif
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Indeed. EIR is what matters. I was pointing out why some people don't understand my priorities and what my absolute is. They even say I should invest the money to get more rather than dumping fully into a car. Well, if there was such a guarantee in investments that I can get more than the FD rates, maybe, just maybe.

For Tun Ram, all that matters are the cents and dollars, without taking into consideration the reasons why some people do not bother with the difference.

Anyway, my MBB 5+5 promo is reaching the first 5 month tier @ 4%. Have it in 4 different placements. All due this Sat. Most likely would leave 3 of it to continue with the next 5 months @ 4.5% for an effective of 4.3% (I think).
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RHB giving out 4.45% p.a. is worth too...
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is this 5% promo comes with investment requirement, i.e. FD-i type? Still available?
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When I call up HSBC yesterday, the sales rep stated that in order to enjoy this 5% promo, you must have an HSBC advance account. HSBC account holder must have a minimum RM30k combination of deposits and investment. If you fail to fulfill this requirement, you will be charged a fee (not sure is it RM10) monthly. This 5% promo is for 3 months FD. I see it as minimum amount of RM30k FD to enjoy this interest rate.
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QUOTE(ytan053 @ Mar 2 2016, 04:22 PM)
When I call up HSBC yesterday, the sales rep stated that in order to enjoy this 5% promo, you must have an HSBC advance account. HSBC account holder must have a minimum RM30k combination of deposits and investment. If you fail to fulfill this requirement, you will be charged a fee (not sure is it RM10) monthly. This 5% promo is for 3 months FD. I see it as minimum amount of RM30k FD to enjoy this interest rate.
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4% effective interest rate for 3 months. 1st & 2nd month 3.6% and 3rd month 4.8%
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QUOTE(McFD2R @ Mar 2 2016, 12:11 PM)
For him, why would Mr. Lim put in @ 3.9% when he can get RM400k if he can place @ 4%. Is RM10,000 / 12 months = RM833 extra per month not worth it? Well, I can answer him on your behalf. It is because for Mr. Lim who has RM10 mil, RM833 p/m is not critical to his survival nor will it make him much richer.

Unfortunately, this is something that he will never comprehend. Because he isn't where Mr. Lim is yet.

It's the same why some won't understand why I would buy a car for cash instead of taking loan. They think the cash can be used to get >4% FD and pay off hire purchase interest at 2.x-3.x% and pocket the difference. They do not understand the feeling of being debt free from housing or car or any loan. It's like having wings every month without any commitments tying me down. The freedom and reduced stress for me is absolute, as you so put it. But all he would see is, the little gains he could get by trying to make the most of the money available.
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read my next reply to cherroy.

QUOTE(cherroy @ Mar 2 2016, 02:09 PM)
Another factor is trust.
We tend to trust a bank more than another due to convenience, and service quality we experienced as well as how well it is being run.

Also, Mr Lim may not want to deposit in Bank A, even the bank gives him 4.5% if bank A had history run into losses during economy difficult time.

Rate alone is not absolute factor.
There are other consideration and individual preference as well.

Btw, 2.x% car loan, its EIR is more than 4%.
You never can win against Bank by loaning vs FD.  tongue.gif
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my car loan was entering its final year. so am i right to assume whatever access interest i'd paid is already in the initial years?
anyway, it was the final year and with my itchy hand i still decided to fully redeemed it.
logic suggest that i should keep the loan in the final year and park the excess fund into an FD.
but the feeling of getting back my car grant and all. yippee!!

QUOTE(sevendogz @ Mar 2 2016, 12:44 PM)
what I meant was lack of info for the brand and size of the free luggage bag..
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first asking for proof of the promotion.
after that claim lack of detailed information.
so what's next?
given a barry smith 20", you would say not guaranteed or perhaps cannot choose the colour? hmm.gif
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i thought 6 months Term Deposit-i 4.5% p.a. promo has expired on 29 Feb? Can't seem to find this on their website anymore?
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When I call up HSBC yesterday, the sales rep stated that in order to enjoy this 5% promo, you must have an HSBC advance account. HSBC account holder must have a minimum RM30k combination of deposits and investment. If you fail to fulfill this requirement, you will be charged a fee (not sure is it RM10) monthly. This 5% promo is for 3 months FD. I see it as minimum amount of RM30k FD to enjoy this interest rate.
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QUOTE(ytan053 @ Mar 2 2016, 04:22 PM)
When I call up HSBC yesterday, the sales rep stated that in order to enjoy this 5% promo, you must have an HSBC advance account. HSBC account holder must have a minimum RM30k combination of deposits and investment. If you fail to fulfill this requirement, you will be charged a fee (not sure is it RM10) monthly. This 5% promo is for 3 months FD. I see it as minimum amount of RM30k FD to enjoy this interest rate.
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minumum RM30K for fd only, but for the advance account need to keep funds too?
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minumum RM30K for fd only, but for the advance account need to keep funds too?
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QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 2 2016, 06:23 PM)
need at least 30k in the advance a/c, to enjoy 5% p.a. FD for 3 months only.
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Total Relationship Balance consists of

1: Advance Acct balance + FD = min 30k
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2: Advance Acct balance = RM 0.00, FD min RM 30k

if i choose only no: 2, can enjoy 5% p.a. or not ..... notworthy.gif thanks
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Wow, you guys really active today. So many posts since this morning ! thumbup.gif

In OCBC to terminate FD. The leng lui in the PB center said can top up 10k and enjoy the 4.3% 15 mth FD promo. But prefer to move out the fund. Penang OCBC PB center has so many leng lui standing to serve customers. drool.gif Not many customers this morning and got into the free parking of the PB center. rclxms.gif Nightmare finding a parking in that area !

Anyway found out the BC's cheque info received earlier was wrong. Which shows that within the same branch the staff may give different info ! shakehead.gif Confirmed that for OCBC BC, it is now RM0.53 if fund is from FD. Which means last time say 2 years ago it was free. But if BC is from SA, then it is RM2.80. Rentas is RM5.30. IBG for PB is free.

Did Rentas my fund. Then placed in RHB for 12 mth 4.45%. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 2 2016, 09:34 AM)
Thanks for the screenshot. Btw, isn't it better to put under maybank GIA-i for eFD seeing that they will give 4% instead of PB eFD which give only 3.45%?
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QUOTE(pearl_white @ Mar 2 2016, 10:57 AM)
Let me give you an answer (with the intention to solve your curiousity that will eventually kill you, if I did not intervene).

Why would some people rather earn less interest when you can earn higher elsewhere ?  The answer can be found in genxgenygenz postings.  To be precise, the words "chiak beh liao" would explain it all.

At 3.45% p.a., some people's FD would be earning more interest (in absolute terms) in a month than what you would earn in 1 year @ 4% .

For example, 

MR. LIM puts in a RM10million FD at 3.9% p.a.  He earns rm390k per annum, and the bank credits his SA rm32,500.00 every month.
MR. RANJIT SINGH put in a RM100k FD at 4.0% p.a.  He earns rm4k per annum, and the bank credits his SA with rm333.33 everymonth.

For MR. LIM, he may be in a situation of "chiak beh liao" whereas MR. RANJIT SINGH is merely surviving day to day.  Hence, psychologically, MR. RANJIT would be very sensitive to interest rate difference where as MR. LIM would not.  Hence, also why, MR. RANJIT SINGH cannot pathom why MR. LIM do not go for the highest interest rates.

The law of absolutes and reaching the level of "chiak beh liao".
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Mar 2 2016, 11:00 AM)
if one got USD1M deosited into FD, he can be eligible for Private Banking, no need Fresh Fund also the bank will give promo rates, and therefore in the above case, Mr. Lim will perpetually get more from interest paid, haha. Actually if you are a Maybank Premier Wealth, your RM also can give you their Promo rates when renewing matured FD.

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QUOTE(McFD2R @ Mar 2 2016, 12:11 PM)
For him, why would Mr. Lim put in @ 3.9% when he can get RM400k if he can place @ 4%. Is RM10,000 / 12 months = RM833 extra per month not worth it? Well, I can answer him on your behalf. It is because for Mr. Lim who has RM10 mil, RM833 p/m is not critical to his survival nor will it make him much richer.

Unfortunately, this is something that he will never comprehend. Because he isn't where Mr. Lim is yet.

It's the same why some won't understand why I would buy a car for cash instead of taking loan. They think the cash can be used to get >4% FD and pay off hire purchase interest at 2.x-3.x% and pocket the difference. They do not understand the feeling of being debt free from housing or car or any loan. It's like having wings every month without any commitments tying me down. The freedom and reduced stress for me is absolute, as you so put it. But all he would see is, the little gains he could get by trying to make the most of the money available.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 2 2016, 02:02 PM)
Guess I am in Mr Ranjit position. Btw, when I reach Mr lim position, I will still be Mr Ranjit. No point giving up free money.

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QUOTE(cherroy @ Mar 2 2016, 02:09 PM)
Another factor is trust.
We tend to trust a bank more than another due to convenience, and service quality we experienced as well as how well it is being run.

Also, Mr Lim may not want to deposit in Bank A, even the bank gives him 4.5% if bank A had history run into losses during economy difficult time.

Rate alone is not absolute factor.
There are other consideration and individual preference as well.

Btw, 2.x% car loan, its EIR is more than 4%.
You never can win against Bank by loaning vs FD.  tongue.gif
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Damn piss off with CIMB branch here. My dad went to uplift/renew a matured FD and was told that he can renew the FD at the same promo rate of 4.2%. When I checked at cimbclicks, it was actually renewed at base rate. This is a con job.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Mar 3 2016, 11:47 AM)
Damn piss off with CIMB branch here. My dad went to uplift/renew a matured FD and was told that he can renew the FD at the same promo rate of 4.2%. When I checked at cimbclicks, it was actually renewed at base rate. This is a con job.
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Did CIMB issued new FD cert/slip which showed 4.2% rate ? hmm.gif

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Did CIMB issued new FD cert/slip which showed 4.2% rate ?  hmm.gif
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i done my 100k at HLB FD promotion last month on 4.5% - 6 months.
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No, the staff told my dad no need. Once i hear this, I know kena con dy, i quickly check cimbclicks.
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Should complain on this. Better to get new FD cert/slip when renewed at "special" rate. Like BR agreed to give me 12 mth 4.5% for expired FD, they print out new cert for me.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 3 2016, 12:06 PM)
Should complain on this. Better to get new FD cert/slip when renewed at "special" rate. Like BR agreed to give me 12 mth 4.5% for expired FD, they print out new cert for me.
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If no b&w, how to prove? The teller can said I didn't said it.

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now best FD is BSN? 4.5% 12 months
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 3 2016, 12:06 PM)
Should complain on this. Better to get new FD cert/slip when renewed at "special" rate. Like BR agreed to give me 12 mth 4.5% for expired FD, they print out new cert for me.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 3 2016, 12:08 PM)
If no b&w, how to prove? The teller can said I didn't said it.
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That is the problem when you become friends with bank staff, will just trust and not insist for the print out. Even I wanna go complain my dad said no need. So now will move out the renewed FD.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Mar 3 2016, 12:13 PM)
That is the problem when you become friends with bank staff, will just trust and not insist for the print out. Even I wanna go complain my dad said no need. So now will move out the renewed FD.
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Since friends, then can call up and complain also. Haha. biggrin.gif

Anyway can move out and get better rates of OCBC 4.3%, RHB 4.45%. smile.gif

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now best FD is BSN? 4.5% 12 months
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Really slow at MV Rhb branch..more than 1 Hr to process my FD . they even wanna call my home branch to wdraw my savings for fd..so inefficient..only 2 counters open during lunch.. Worse still..they took 1 Hr to place my FD..I already have FD acc with them..really blardy inefficient to the Max!
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QUOTE(cwhong @ Mar 2 2016, 06:31 PM)
sorry one more questions!

Total Relationship Balance consists of

1: Advance Acct balance + FD = min 30k
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2: Advance Acct balance = RM 0.00, FD min RM 30k

if i choose only no: 2, can enjoy 5% p.a. or not ..... notworthy.gif  thanks
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 3 2016, 12:39 PM)
If you can tahan the slowness at BSN. Personal experience waited for 4 hours+ just to open a SA.
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I was lucky to have the 4.5% 12 mths FD completed in just under an hour at BSN, USJ 9 today! Very slow as compared to other banks, & even BR FD transaction was done faster!

BSN needs to improve their service.

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i done my 100k at HLB FD promotion last month on 4.5% - 6 months.
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offer no more liao?!?
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now best FD is BSN? 4.5% 12 months
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QUOTE(giko @ Mar 3 2016, 02:19 PM)
I was lucky to have the 4.5% 12 mths FD completed in just under an hour at BSN, USJ 9 today! Very slow as compared to other banks, & even BR FD transaction was done faster!

BSN needs to improve their service.
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new account in bsn? 1hr still not too bad. but if already have account, then bad. some foreign banks for new account also 1hr!!

QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 3 2016, 02:22 PM)
offer no more liao?!?
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but i check on PIDM, bank simpanan is not a member?!?!
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Are all the banks' promo rates subject to change when the Overnight Policy Rate changes? I saw the footprint on several offers like Maybank, PBB etc etc.
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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 3 2016, 02:24 PM)
new account in bsn? 1hr still not too bad. but if already have account, then bad. some foreign banks for new account also 1hr!!
hl no more 4.5% fd promo.
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yes, 2 new FD a/cs actually - both joint a/cs with wife & son, respectively...

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yes, 2 new FD a/cs actually - both joint a/cs with wife & son, respectively...
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oh, then not too bad. guess related to branch as well. may give them a try as fd 4.5% attractive.
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I am looking for conventional over the counter FD (i.e. not eFD etc etc) with following features
1) straight forward rate (don't want those effective rate as a result of step up, roll-over, what + what type because save me hassle in case the real rate differs from the published effective rate)
2) any that is not subject to downward revision as a result of revised OPR? Not sure this is available since OPR is bank negara rate
3) PIDM insured
4) tenure >=12 months (+/- 3 months can consider)
5) no requirement to park a stipulated funds in another a/c like CASA etc

Which bank has the best promo rate currently that fulfil the above? Tq

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QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 3 2016, 03:27 PM)
I am looking for conventional over the counter FD (i.e. not eFD etc etc) with following features
1) straight forward rate (don't want those effective rate as a result of step up, roll-over, what + what type because save me hassle in case the real rate differs from the published effective rate)
2) any that is not subject to downward revision as a result of revised OPR? Not sure this is available since OPR is bank negara rate
3) PIDM insured
4) tenure >=12 months (+/- 3 months can consider)
5) no requirement to park a stipulated funds in another a/c like CASA etc

Which bank has the best promo rate currently that fulfil the above? Tq
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Check first page? Once you placed FD, the rates is fixed regardless opr goes up or down. Unless is those step-up FD.
Keep in mind PIDM protects up to max RM250k in the event the banks bankrupt. Some banks just ask you to open SA so that interest + principal is deposited into the account upon completion. That type is OK cause just ask to open bsa and keep rm20 inside. No need to park any amount inside and it's FOC.
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QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 3 2016, 03:27 PM)
I am looking for conventional over the counter FD (i.e. not eFD etc etc) with following features
1) straight forward rate (don't want those effective rate as a result of step up, roll-over, what + what type because save me hassle in case the real rate differs from the published effective rate)
2) any that is not subject to downward revision as a result of revised OPR? Not sure this is available since OPR is bank negara rate
3) PIDM insured
4) tenure >=12 months (+/- 3 months can consider)
5) no requirement to park a stipulated funds in another a/c like CASA etc

Which bank has the best promo rate currently that fulfil the above? Tq
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rhb 4.45% 12months...

uncle genx reported maybank effective 4.38% 12 months, not sure if it's step up or not.

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i went to ocbc bnk to open a FD account but the staff there suggested me a new product called MaxIncome Booster, anyone know abt this policy and is it better than FD?
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Mar 3 2016, 04:41 PM)
rhb 4.45% 12months...

uncle genx reported 4.38% 12 months, not sure if it's step up or not.
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unker genx said rhb has 12 mth 4.38%? or another bank? dun think he said so.

maybank has 4.38% for 12 mth.

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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 3 2016, 05:37 PM)
unker genx said rhb has 12 mth 4.38%? or another bank? dun think so.
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i typo... forgot the 'maybank'

4.38% effective, 12 months.

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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 3 2016, 05:37 PM)
unker genx said rhb has 12 mth 4.38%? or another bank? dun think he said so.

maybank has 4.38% for 12 mth.
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Mar 3 2016, 05:43 PM)
i typo... forgot the 'maybank'

4.38% effective, 12 months.
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our reply crossed each other. tongue.gif

maybank one not too sure if it is step-up. but eff rate is 4.38%.
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Mar 3 2016, 04:41 PM)
rhb 4.45% 12months...

uncle genx reported maybank effective 4.38% 12 months, not sure if it's step up or not.
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i know the 8m 4.38% promo during CNY is step up type, but also not sure about the 12 months mentioned by genx
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 3 2016, 03:51 PM)
Check first page? Once you placed FD, the rates is fixed regardless opr goes up or down. Unless is those step-up FD.
Keep in mind PIDM protects up to max RM250k in the event the banks bankrupt. Some banks just ask you to open SA so that interest + principal is deposited into the account upon completion. That type is OK cause just ask to open bsa and keep rm20 inside. No need to park any amount inside and it's FOC.
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ok tq. i saw the RHB offering FD/CMD-i 4.45% for 12 months. The FD is conventional FD right. I am not interested in the Islamic Commodity Murabahah one
Maybank 12m effective 4.38% pa Any idea if this is a step up type?
Looks like the highest straight forward conventional FD are by
1) BSN 12m (4.5%)
2) Alliance 3-9m (4.35%) but needs 50k
3) OCBC 15m (4.3%)
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Are all the banks' promo rates subject to change when the Overnight Policy Rate changes? I saw the footprint on several offers like Maybank, PBB etc etc.
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Mar 3 2016, 05:43 PM)
i typo... forgot the 'maybank'

4.38% effective, 12 months.
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I went to maybank yesterday, staff there's not aware of 4.38% for 12 months.
She showed me the brochure of 4.22% for 12 months and 4% for 3 months. Anyone can clarify on this?
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QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 3 2016, 08:42 PM)
ok tq. i saw the RHB offering FD/CMD-i 4.45% for 12 months. The FD is conventional FD right. I am not interested in the Islamic Commodity Murabahah one
Maybank 12m effective 4.38% pa Any idea if this is a step up type?
Looks like the highest straight forward conventional FD are by
1) BSN 12m (4.5%)
2) Alliance 3-9m (4.35%) but needs 50k
3) OCBC 15m (4.3%)
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Actually conventional and islamic same same la. Both applicable to rhb.

#2 should be rhb, no? Just need casa for interest crediting.
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Actually conventional and islamic same same la. Both applicable to rhb.

#2 should be rhb, no? Just need casa for interest crediting.
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agreed.

no need to bother conventional or islamic fd. in fact can use it to our advantage as both has separate protection of 250k in the same bank.
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Mar 2 2016, 08:39 PM)
I was just trying the features of different banks, its fun. 1k at pbbank wont lose much
Chiak beh liao belum sampai lar, for major chunks, i happy to put in 4%+ than 3.45% too
Still far away from Private  sweat.gif
Was considering HSBC Premier, now i am interested with Maybank Premier
Similiar to reply above, I am happy with higher rate, but tak dapat pun tak apa. I do agree that FD cant beats most loans due to EIR. the only loan FD can beat, i think is Ptptn, do correct me if wong
You are passionate, thats the spirit. Dont be like me, malas.
Yeah, i still remember what i saw at MBF Kepong in mid 90s, bank runs ain't no fun.
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that important point needs highlight.
Small FD eg RM1000, rate difference not important, 3.45% or 4.5%
nothing much to lose..

However i was quite annoyed by those who pretend to speak your mind earlier,
saying if you already have tens of millions in FD, you wont bother be it FD rate 3.45% or 4.55%

That is kind of silly.
An additional RM10,000 in interest return in a year is nothing?

The more millions they have in FD the more they must pay attention to the rate.
3.45% or 4.5% can give additional RM100,000 a year!

if people have the attitude already have millions , wont bother value of RM10,000
i doubt they have reached there, by own effort.

Its good that you didn t come out sounding like what they have said ..





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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Mar 2 2016, 04:44 PM)
Update for Maybank until end of March

4% effective interest rate for 3 months. 1st & 2nd month 3.6% and 3rd month  4.8%
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Minimum deposit for Alliance Bank FD is RM 50K...
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But your blog mentioned RM 25K wor..
http://genxgenygenz.com/fixed-deposit/

QUOTE(guy3288 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:54 PM)
that  important point needs highlight.
Small FD eg  RM1000, rate difference not important, 3.45% or 4.5%
nothing much to lose..

However i was quite annoyed by those who pretend to speak your mind earlier,
saying if you already have tens of millions in FD, you wont bother be it FD rate 3.45% or 4.55%

That is kind of silly.
An additional RM10,000 in interest return in a year is nothing?

The more millions they have in FD the more they must pay attention to the rate
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3.45% or 4.5% can give additional RM100,000 a year!

if people have the attitude already have millions , wont bother value of  RM10,000 
i doubt they have reached there, by  own effort.

Its good that you didn t come out sounding like what they have said ..
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QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 3 2016, 08:42 PM)
ok tq. i saw the RHB offering FD/CMD-i 4.45% for 12 months. The FD is conventional FD right. I am not interested in the Islamic Commodity Murabahah one
Maybank 12m effective 4.38% pa Any idea if this is a step up type?
Looks like the highest straight forward conventional FD are by
1) BSN 12m (4.5%)
2) Alliance 3-9m (4.35%) but needs 50k
3) OCBC 15m (4.3%)
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:35 PM)
Actually conventional and islamic same same la. Both applicable to rhb.

#2 should be rhb, no? Just need casa for interest crediting.
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Miss Adele is right, RHB is No 2 now..

1) BSN 12m (4.5%)
2) RHB 12m (4.45%)
3) Alliance 3-9m (4.35%) but needs 50k
4) OCBC 15m (4.3%)

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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 3 2016, 10:37 PM)
agreed.

no need to bother conventional or islamic fd. in fact can use it to our advantage as both has separate protection of 250k in the same bank.
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rclxms.gif I used it to tell the bank if I want the FD to be conventional or Islamic, for the same FD promotion. So at least the so called PIDM protection is up to RM500k per entity in that bank. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(guy3288 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:54 PM)
that  important point needs highlight.
Small FD eg  RM1000, rate difference not important, 3.45% or 4.5%
nothing much to lose..

However i was quite annoyed by those who pretend to speak your mind earlier,
saying if you already have tens of millions in FD, you wont bother be it FD rate 3.45% or 4.55%

That is kind of silly.
An additional RM10,000 in interest return in a year is nothing?

The more millions they have in FD the more they must pay attention to the rate.
3.45% or 4.5% can give additional RM100,000 a year!

if people have the attitude already have millions , wont bother value of  RM10,000 
i doubt they have reached there, by  own effort.

Its good that you didn t come out sounding like what they have said ..
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True ! Agreed.

If that person is putting money in FD, then he/she should be particular about 3.45% or 4.55%. BIG difference in terms of interest for BIG amounts. Saying that person don't care of the interest, well then he should not be putting the money in FD.

For me, sometimes I renew FD at lower rate than the best rate elsewhere, if the amount is small, no point to move around to gain RM10. biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(starry @ Mar 3 2016, 10:01 PM)
I went to maybank yesterday, staff there's not aware of 4.38% for 12 months.
She showed me the brochure of 4.22% for 12 months and 4% for 3 months. Anyone can clarify on this?
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I only saw the 8 months step up type FD/IFD-i CNY :Prosperity Shine Your Way Campaign @ 4.38% p.a. but already expired end Feb
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agreed.

no need to bother conventional or islamic fd. in fact can use it to our advantage as both has separate protection of 250k in the same bank.
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:54 PM)
that  important point needs highlight.
Small FD eg  RM1000, rate difference not important, 3.45% or 4.5%
nothing much to lose..

However i was quite annoyed by those who pretend to speak your mind earlier,
saying if you already have tens of millions in FD, you wont bother be it FD rate 3.45% or 4.55%

That is kind of silly.
An additional RM10,000 in interest return in a year is nothing?

The more millions they have in FD the more they must pay attention to the rate.
3.45% or 4.5% can give additional RM100,000 a year!

if people have the attitude already have millions , wont bother value of  RM10,000 
i doubt they have reached there, by  own effort.

Its good that you didn t come out sounding like what they have said ..
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Well... there are all type of forummers here. Some speak irresponsibly without thinking. I doubt that said guy would have millions in his bank account either.
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Thats why it is said time and time again, if you haven't reach that level, you won't understand. At that level, it is called "optimisation" rather than maximisation. Reach that level first, then come back here and tell us your experience.

Only one to two person here, there's one who has a blog, reached that level. You can tell by they way they post and see their thinking process.

Premier that good meh? Isn't private banking better? Seem to see MBB focussing on Premier rather than Private? Like above, premier is bread and butter biz rather than private.

frankly, MBB private banking sucks, so is HSBC premier. nevertheless, MBB private got alot of aunties who parton and bank in a lot of cheques. Each check that i get a glimpse are usually all 7+ figures (excluding the .00). Those I see patron HSBC premier are those 20+ something young girls banking in 200k+ cheques.

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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:54 PM)
that  important point needs highlight.
Small FD eg  RM1000, rate difference not important, 3.45% or 4.5%
nothing much to lose..

However i was quite annoyed by those who pretend to speak your mind earlier,
saying if you already have tens of millions in FD, you wont bother be it FD rate 3.45% or 4.55%

That is kind of silly.
An additional RM10,000 in interest return in a year is nothing?

The more millions they have in FD the more they must pay attention to the rate.
3.45% or 4.5% can give additional RM100,000 a year!

if people have the attitude already have millions , wont bother value of  RM10,000 
i doubt they have reached there, by  own effort.

Its good that you didn t come out sounding like what they have said ..
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Good point.
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Come on... don't try to assume what the rich ppl is doing... high nett worth ppl no need to go to the bank... they have personal secretary to do it la.... bankers come to their office... my boss is top 50 richest in m'sia... the ppl u see at those premier/ private banking is normal rich ppl only.
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Come on... don't try to assume what the rich ppl is doing... high nett worth ppl no need to go to the bank... they have personal secretary to do it la.... bankers come to their office... my boss is top 50 richest in m'sia... the ppl u see at those premier/ private banking is normal rich ppl only.
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Thats why it is said time and time again, if you haven't reach that level, you won't understand.  At that level, it is called "optimisation" rather than maximisation.  Reach that level first, then come back here and tell us your experience.

Only one to two person here, there's one who has a blog, reached that level.  You can tell by they way they post and see their thinking process.

Premier that good meh?  Isn't private banking better?  Seem to see MBB focussing on Premier rather than Private?  Like above, premier is bread and butter biz rather than private.

frankly, MBB private banking sucks, so is HSBC premier.  nevertheless, MBB private got alot of aunties who parton and bank in a lot of cheques.  Each check that i get a glimpse are usually all 7+ figures (excluding the .00).  Those I see patron HSBC premier are those 20+ something young girls banking in 200k+ cheques.
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QUOTE(guy3288 @ Mar 3 2016, 10:54 PM)
that  important point needs highlight.
Small FD eg  RM1000, rate difference not important, 3.45% or 4.5%
nothing much to lose..

However i was quite annoyed by those who pretend to speak your mind earlier,
saying if you already have tens of millions in FD, you wont bother be it FD rate 3.45% or 4.55%

That is kind of silly.
An additional RM10,000 in interest return in a year is nothing?

The more millions they have in FD the more they must pay attention to the rate.
3.45% or 4.5% can give additional RM100,000 a year!

if people have the attitude already have millions , wont bother value of  RM10,000 
i doubt they have reached there, by  own effort.

Its good that you didn t come out sounding like what they have said ..
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I think in short, we cannot simply stereotype the different levels of wealth of people.

For the poorer people, there are those that still spend like there's no tomorrow & still don't bother to invest or keep in promo FD rates.
For the rich, there are still some who are super stingy who don't even own a car. Some are so caught up with work/business they don't even know what is priority banking / promo FD.
For the ultra rich, I have observed some who go the bank with bodyguards or send bodyguards to do transactions. But I have even seen a minister (who always wears a bowtie) still withdrawing money from an ATM!


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Anyone heard of HLB Every Gain FD? Minimum 3 years tenure no minimum amount at 8.xx%?

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Anyone heard of HLB Every Gain FD? Minimum 3 years tenure no minimum amount at 8.xx%?
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Anyone heard of HLB Every Gain FD? Minimum 3 years tenure no minimum amount at 8.xx%?
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Need to bundle with other products?
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Need to bundle with other products?
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I just received call from their sales ppl, I ask for more info but he insisted on meeting up to give details. Normally, I prefer to know more details before meeting them. No point wasting each other time. That's why I ask here.
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QUOTE(adamw @ Mar 4 2016, 04:24 PM)
I just received call from their sales ppl, I ask for more info but he insisted on meeting up to give details. Normally, I prefer to know more details before meeting them. No point wasting each other time. That's why I ask here.
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Sounds like an investment product. If FD, no salesmen will want to meet you just to 'explain'. whistling.gif

Here is a thread for a similar sounding investment product, might it be this? Read up the pro and con before you invest. This is definitely NOT a FD product.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3876198

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QUOTE(adamw @ Mar 4 2016, 04:24 PM)
I just received call from their sales ppl, I ask for more info but he insisted on meeting up to give details. Normally, I prefer to know more details before meeting them. No point wasting each other time. That's why I ask here.
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Sounds more like HLA EverGain product. Are you sure it's Hong Leong Bank? Or Hong Leong Assurance? hmm.gif
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Sounds more like HLA EverGain product. Are you sure it's Hong Leong Bank? Or Hong Leong Assurance?  hmm.gif
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QUOTE(gchowyh @ Mar 4 2016, 02:53 PM)
I think in short, we cannot simply stereotype the different levels of wealth of people.

For the poorer people, there are those that still spend like there's no tomorrow & still don't bother to invest or keep in promo FD rates.
For the rich, there are still some who are super stingy who don't even own a car. Some are so caught up with work/business they don't even know what is priority banking / promo FD.
For the ultra rich, I have observed some who go the bank with bodyguards or send bodyguards to do transactions. But I have even seen a minister (who always wears a bowtie) still withdrawing money from an ATM!
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People being people are very different in their behaviour. Who said our Captain not chasing for high FD ? Why did he has the blog on FD ?

I know of someone in Penang in construction business, having multiple wifes who drove Proton Wira himself. I asked him why, he said no point driving expensive car. His company is in the KLSE main board, he is the CEO !

Anyway, we all perceive returns from FD differently. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(CalvinCLK @ Mar 4 2016, 05:25 PM)
Sounds more like HLA EverGain product. Are you sure it's Hong Leong Bank? Or Hong Leong Assurance?  hmm.gif
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This sounds more like it, if he call again I will block his mobile and add it to whoscall as Insurance agent because I am quite sure he did mentioned Hong Leong Bank & bank FD. Dishonest sales rep!
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 4 2016, 05:33 PM)
People being people are very different in their behaviour. Who said our Captain not chasing for high FD ? Why did he has the blog on FD ?

I know of someone in Penang in construction business, having multiple wifes who drove Proton Wira himself. I asked him why, he said no point driving expensive car. His company is in the KLSE main board, he is the CEO !

Anyway, we all perceive returns from FD differently.  biggrin.gif
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I think I read at one time our Captain said because of his 'status' in UOB, he gets to renew his FD at whatever promo rate there is or maybe even better? thumbsup.gif

Waiting to reach his level only, at the moment I can say priority banking at SCB, Ambank & BR is not much use except for skipping queues & yearly diaries/ang pow packets.
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QUOTE(gchowyh @ Mar 4 2016, 05:51 PM)
I think I read at one time our Captain said because of his 'status' in UOB, he gets to renew his FD at whatever promo rate there is or maybe even better?  thumbsup.gif

Waiting to reach his level only, at the moment I can say priority banking at SCB, Ambank & BR is not much use except for skipping queues & yearly diaries/ang pow packets.
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Ya, he said he can get previous promo rate at UOB (ended prior month) through his RM. He is also looking for high FD rate. I have mentioned on MBB some special promo sometime ago and he went to ask for it also (unless my memory fails me, he also mentioned that in his blog). biggrin.gif

PB status is not of much use, some privileges but also kachao from the RM's. Experience with PB of UOB, CB, SCB, OCBC, BR, HL, MBB, CIMB etc. Invite for wine tasting, cinema screening, makan makan, hampers, gifts, ............................ biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(pearl_white @ Mar 4 2016, 12:57 PM)
Thats why it is said time and time again, if you haven't reach that level, you won't understand.  At that level, it is called "optimisation" rather than maximisation.  Reach that level first, then come back here and tell us your experience.

Only one to two person here, there's one who has a blog, reached that level.  You can tell by they way they post and see their thinking process.

Premier that good meh?  Isn't private banking better?  Seem to see MBB focussing on Premier rather than Private?  Like above, premier is bread and butter biz rather than private.

frankly, MBB private banking sucks, so is HSBC premier.  nevertheless, MBB private got alot of aunties who parton and bank in a lot of cheques.  Each check that i get a glimpse are usually all 7+ figures (excluding the .00).  Those I see patron HSBC premier are those 20+ something young girls banking in 200k+ cheques.
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wat is the investible amount for one to consider "u have make it" in your view? so that no need to chase high fd rate? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 4 2016, 07:04 PM)
wat is the investible amount for one to consider "u have make it" in your view? so that no need to chase high fd rate? hmm.gif
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Perhaps few FD certs each having min rm1m or maybe like unker goat where difference in few days of interest = one dinner for the family?

Personal figure of rm10m should be enough. You can't spend finish rm10m unless you gamble it at Vegas.

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Mar 2 2016, 11:00 AM)

To ALL: Maybank

3.9% for 2 months.

4.28% for 6 months.

4.38% for 12 months.

And for big depositors, I have a tip for you as to which bank may give you 4.5% for 12 months besides BSN - visit my Fixed Deposit Page to find out and be rewarded  tongue.gif
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I went maybank on 26 February, they told me the 4+4 FD promotion (4.38%) ended, and the new rate is 4.22 for 12 months.

And now it become 4.38 ?? !!!!!! vmad.gif bangwall.gif
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 4 2016, 08:34 PM)
Perhaps few FD certs each having min rm1m or maybe like unker goat where difference in few days of interest = one dinner for the family?

Personal figure of rm10m should be enough. You can't spend finish rm10m unless you gamble it at Vegas.
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laugh.gif tis coming from someone who even care about rm0.11 is laughable. devil.gif

rm10m lose in vegas, sub sub sui. wat's in your mind? brows.gif

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I went maybank  on 26 February, they told me the 4+4 FD promotion (4.38%) ended, and the new rate is 4.22 for 12 months.

And now it become 4.38 ?? !!!!!!   vmad.gif  bangwall.gif
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maybank dun have the 4.38% fd. only 4.22% one. confirmed with them.

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An additional RM10,000 in interest return in a year is nothing?

The more millions they have in FD the more they must pay attention to the rate.
3.45% or 4.5% can give additional RM100,000 a year!

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If that person is putting money in FD, then he/she should be particular about 3.45% or 4.55%. BIG difference in terms of interest for BIG amounts. Saying that person don't care of the interest, well then he should not be putting the money in FD.

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QUOTE(TOMEI-R @ Mar 4 2016, 10:39 AM)
Well... there are all type of forummers here. Some speak irresponsibly without thinking. I doubt that said guy would have millions in his bank account either.
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wat is the investible amount for one to consider "u have make it" in your view?

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nothing bad about this, it keeps the mankind from rust.
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Checked MBB Gia-i, still getting exactly 4% return. They are using 366 days as a base. biggrin.gif

QUOTE(cklimm @ Mar 4 2016, 11:40 PM)
Whatever amount you set, the euphoria only last for a few days after you achieve it, then you will start seeking for another amount,
nothing bad about this,  it keeps the mankind from rust.
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Hard to say the amt involved, different from person to person. BUT to me, yes, eggs are important. But how about the wise guy saying: "Money cannot buy happiness" ? There is truth in that. Staying happy is more important to me, of course other than having the eggs. biggrin.gif
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Good !  rclxms.gif  notworthy.gif

Please add in more info as time passes !  thumbup.gif
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sorry one more questions!

Total Relationship Balance consists of

1: Advance Acct balance + FD = min 30k
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2: Advance Acct balance = RM 0.00, FD min RM 30k

if i choose only no: 2, can enjoy 5% p.a. or not ..... notworthy.gif  thanks
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i think the adv acct must be >=30k, then u can place a separate FD for 5% pa for 3 months
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You do not need a separate RM30K in your advance account to qualify. More info about the HSBC Advance 5% promo can be found on my page on FD promo at http://ringgitstretch.blogspot.my/2016/03/...march-2016.html



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i m ok with islamic FD just that I want straight conventional FD, not those GIA or commodity related.
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For the maybank 4.22%, can only apply through counter?
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Thank you for your support & encouragement. notworthy.gif I just updated my blog with more info. Do check it out at http://ringgitstretch.blogspot.my/
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I did go in again about 2 days ago, saw u have updated more info there. Just went there again, u have added in even more info with the banners from the various banks ! Good effort ! notworthy.gif thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Mar 5 2016, 01:23 PM)
Thank you for your support & encouragement. notworthy.gif I just updated my blog with more info. Do check it out at http://ringgitstretch.blogspot.my/
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1: Advance Acct balance + FD = min 30k
is correct.

You do not need a separate RM30K in your advance account to qualify. More info about the HSBC Advance 5% promo can be found on my page on FD promo at
<a href='http://ringgitstretch.blogspot.my/2016/03/...march-2016.html' target='_blank'>http://ringgitstretch.blogspot.my/2016/03/...march-2016.html
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What do you mean by that? GIA-i is different from conventional FD/TD-i as it is based on profit sharing but murabahah commodity related islamic FD is pretty straightforward. It works pretty much like conventional FD.
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This is great info thanks

Once the 3 months up, can I auto renew at 5% pa for another 3 months? of just 1 off 3 mth, then after that follow prevailing board rate?

oic I thought commodity related means it is linked to some commodity investment? If it is just Islamic equiv of straight conventional FD (those non step up 1) then I could consider

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This is great info thanks

Once the 3 months up, can I auto renew at 5% pa for another 3 months? of just 1 off 3 mth, then after that follow prevailing board rate?

oic I thought commodity related means it is linked to some commodity investment? If it is just Islamic equiv of straight conventional FD (those non step up 1) then I could consider
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if as a fresh grad who's income is still not that high yet.

is it more practical to split your FD into multiple RM1000 instead of depositing at like 3k-5k at once?

Or i should put some 1k funds as every month renewal and 5k funds as annual renewal? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(zstan @ Mar 5 2016, 07:09 PM)
if as a fresh grad who's income is still not that high yet.

is it more practical to split your FD into multiple RM1000 instead of depositing at like 3k-5k at once?

Or i should put some 1k funds as every month renewal and 5k funds as annual renewal? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(zstan @ Mar 5 2016, 07:09 PM)
if as a fresh grad who's income is still not that high yet.

is it more practical to split your FD into multiple RM1000 instead of depositing at like 3k-5k at once?

Or i should put some 1k funds as every month renewal and 5k funds as annual renewal? hmm.gif
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Depends on you. Like me (still a student) I put one month of extra usage into efd as my emergency fund. I never exceed more than 1 month of emergency cash reserve in my efd. Once I have > 1 month emergency cash reserve, those money will go somewhere else.

Just make sure to remember to add the previous month interest to the new efd every month. That way, compounding interest will be at work and end of the year, your effective rate will be >3.15% (using Ambank Islamic efd rates)
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QUOTE(zstan @ Mar 5 2016, 07:09 PM)
if as a fresh grad who's income is still not that high yet.

is it more practical to split your FD into multiple RM1000 instead of depositing at like 3k-5k at once?

Or i should put some 1k funds as every month renewal and 5k funds as annual renewal? hmm.gif
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Deposit at least 1k every month for consecutive ~ 36M. And see how much you accumulate. And withdraw it to form your first mother FD.
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 5 2016, 11:05 AM)
Checked MBB Gia-i, still getting exactly 4% return. They are using 366 days as a base.  biggrin.gif
Hard to say the amt involved, different from person to person. BUT to me, yes, eggs are important. But how about the wise guy saying: "Money cannot buy happiness" ? There is truth in that. Staying happy is more important to me, of course other than having the eggs.  biggrin.gif
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Can the MBB Gia-i fund withdraw prematurely through online? What will happen to the principal & the interest?tongue.gif
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Nowadays usually every bank allow us to transfer cash in saving account into FD directly online right?

I'm looking for a bank like that so that I can transfer my monthly income to FD with internet banking.


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Hi, hows the GIA thing going on, above 4 pa or below benchmark?
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QUOTE(babienn @ Mar 6 2016, 12:10 PM)
Nowadays usually every bank allow us to transfer cash in saving account into FD directly online right?

I'm looking for a bank like that so that I can transfer my monthly income to FD with internet banking.
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looks like for
1) straight (i.e. fixed rate, instead of those effective rate due to x mth @ x% + y mth @ y% and subject to adjustment as OPR revised) and
2) conventional (i.e. pure fixed/time deposit, and not linked to any investment be it business, equity, unit trust, commodity murabahah) and
3) over the counter FD (i.e. not eFD)

the best rate in town r
1) Bank Simpanan (12m@4.5% non-PIDM member but 100% guaranteed by government. Heard a/c opening for new depositor a bit slow?)
2) RHB (12m@4.45%)
3) Alliance Bank (3-9m@4.35% but need RM50k)
4) OCBC (15m@4.3%)
5) CIMB (12m@4.3%)

Any better option please advise tq
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QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 6 2016, 01:56 PM)
looks like for
1) straight (i.e. fixed rate, instead of those effective rate due to x mth @ x% + y mth @ y% and subject to adjustment as OPR revised) and
2) conventional (i.e. pure fixed/time deposit, and not linked to any investment be it business, equity, unit trust, commodity murabahah) and
3) over the counter FD (i.e. not eFD)

the best rate in town r
1) Bank Simpanan (12m@4.5% non-PIDM member but 100% guaranteed by government. Heard a/c opening for new depositor a bit slow?)
2) RHB (12m@4.45%)
3) Alliance Bank (3-9m@4.35% but need RM50k)
4) OCBC (15m@4.3%)
5) CIMB (12m@4.3%)

Any better option please advise tq
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QUOTE(vincabby @ Mar 5 2016, 07:34 PM)
personally, i do 1k FDs whereby every month i can withdraw it out with interest although at a lower rate..more liquidity. 5k for 12 months at highest rate given.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 5 2016, 08:36 PM)
Depends on you. Like me (still a student) I put one month of extra usage into efd as my emergency fund. I never exceed more than 1 month of emergency cash reserve in my efd. Once  I have > 1 month emergency cash reserve, those money will go somewhere else.

Just make sure to remember to add the previous month interest to the new efd every month. That way, compounding interest will be at work and end of the year, your effective rate will be >3.15% (using Ambank Islamic efd rates)
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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Mar 6 2016, 07:51 AM)
Deposit at least 1k every month for consecutive ~ 36M. And see how much you accumulate. And withdraw it to form your first mother FD.
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Thanks for the replies. I currently deposit 1k into mbb efd every month and currently have a small stash in another bank for 12m. Guess my method is alright haha

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Thanks for the replies. I currently deposit 1k into mbb efd every month and currently have a small stash in another bank for 12m. Guess my method is alright haha
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Once you have rm10k, go for promo rates rather than board rates. Earn you a few extra RM. Of course if you can withstand the waiting time, go for BSN 1 year as the minimum amount required is only rm1k.
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Can the MBB Gia-i fund withdraw prematurely through online? What will happen to the principal & the interest?tongue.gif
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No. Is FD bundled with UT/insurance package.

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If you can tahan the slowness at BSN. Personal experience waited for 4 hours+ just to open a SA.
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Why not? FD can get 7% while UT makes -6% on the same period thumbup.gif
Best of all, the UT potion will be locked in for 2-5 years rclxm9.gif
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very true... that's why i stay away from bsn and also BR.
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received another monthly profit for MBB's GIA-i eFD. Effective rate is 4.00% p.a. blush.gif
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HLBank 3months 4.2% p.a extender to this month end? hmm.gif
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till end Apr
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very true... that's why i stay away from bsn and also BR.
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br should be ok. comparable to other banks. issue fd cert faster than most.

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Mar 7 2016, 09:36 AM)
received another monthly profit for MBB's GIA-i eFD. Effective rate is 4.00% p.a.  blush.gif
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efd? how about your yearly one mbb gia-i? hmm.gif i know you have both types.
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br should be ok. comparable to other banks. issue fd cert faster than most.
efd? how about your yearly one mbb gia-i? hmm.gif i know you have both types.
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the 12m promo, not yet receive march's profit biggrin.gif based on bbgoat's, should be same.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Mar 7 2016, 10:23 AM)
the 12m promo, not yet receive march's profit  biggrin.gif  based on bbgoat's, should be same.
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oic. the efd 1 mth 4% not bad. can consider for short term use. thumbup.gif
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oic. the efd 1 mth 4% not bad. can consider for short term use. thumbup.gif
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oic. the efd 1 mth 4% not bad. can consider for short term use. thumbup.gif
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If d amt is substantial, it's worth d time
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Took me only less than 10 minutes to open FD in BSN...
plenty of BSN branches whole Malaysia.. within the vicinity of my area already have 3 branches...

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Took me only less than 10 minutes to open FD in BSN...
plenty of BSN branches whole Malaysia.. within the vicinity of my area already have 3 branches...
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interesting. one active guy here quoted 4 hours to open fd account in bsn. confused.gif
depends on the branch?
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Why not? FD can get 7% while UT makes -6% on the same period thumbup.gif
Best of all, the UT potion will be locked in for 2-5 years rclxm9.gif
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Actually i saw this promo when i passby the bank yesterday. Will check this few day what is the T&C for this offer.
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interesting. one active guy here quoted 4 hours to open fd account in bsn. :confused:
depends on the branch?
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That's 4 hours just to open a SA. But that was 5 years back. Things might have change in 5 years. Btw, if you read the bsn reviews by the many forum members, nothing have change (the waiting time) tongue.gif
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Took me only less than 10 minutes to open FD in BSN...
plenty of BSN branches whole Malaysia.. within the vicinity of my area already have 3 branches...
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wow, that's fast. they must have improved their workflow.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 7 2016, 10:56 AM)
That's 4 hours just to open a SA. But that was 5 years back. Things might have change in 5 years. Btw, if you read the bsn reviews by the many forum members, nothing have change (the waiting time) tongue.gif
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the thing is, BSN is doing rebranding, i guess they're improving their operations too to be competitive and making a presence.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 7 2016, 10:56 AM)
That's 4 hours just to open a SA. But that was 5 years back. Things might have change in 5 years. Btw, if you read the bsn reviews by the many forum members, nothing have change (the waiting time) tongue.gif
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QUOTE(tohca @ Mar 7 2016, 11:15 AM)
that's probably true. the last time i stepped into bsn was probably 10 years ago. experience was so bad (sloooowww) that i swore never to go there anymore.
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guys, please la, 5 years, 10 years ago, history. devil.gif

QUOTE(cybpsych @ Mar 7 2016, 11:19 AM)
the thing is, BSN is doing rebranding, i guess they're improving their operations too to be competitive and making a presence.
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bsn advertising in chinese newspaper. hopefully really changing and rebranding. can give a try later. nod.gif 4.5% 1 year good rate. thumbup.gif
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I believe 4% is guaranteed, no? I've just had several at 4%, automatically renewed for the next step up for another 5 months. Don't think it was suppose to be more than 4% either.
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Actually i saw this promo when i passby the bank yesterday. Will check this few day what is the T&C for this offer.
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guys, please la, 5 years, 10 years ago, history.  devil.gif
bsn advertising in chinese newspaper. hopefully really changing and rebranding. can give a try later. nod.gif 4.5% 1 year good rate. thumbup.gif
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"Rebranding" and "changing" does not mean anything as long as people working inside still the same.
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taikor, management need to institute changes, get pipu to change. u cannot expect a company to change by changing all employee, do u? brows.gif
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taikor, management need to institute changes, get pipu to change. u cannot expect a company to change by changing all employee, do u? brows.gif
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As said, if the people are the same, is more on boasting effect.
You need total people change to have a total improvement whistling.gif
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As said, if the people are the same, is more on boasting effect.
You need total people change to have a total improvement whistling.gif
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u really old school. devil.gif mgm guru will not be needed any more. mgm responsible for changes/improvements. just like mas airline need a change. do they change all new staff? new ceo, new idea, new thinking. thumbup.gif
anyway, lets see first. i may try bsn later. icon_rolleyes.gif

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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 7 2016, 12:55 PM)
u really old school.  devil.gif mgm guru will not be needed any more. mgm responsible for changes/improvements. just like mas airline need a change. do they change all new staff? new ceo, new idea, new thinking. thumbup.gif
anyway, lets see first. i may try bsn later. icon_rolleyes.gif
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You are pretty right on this, I just back from BSN 40 minutes ago, was over there since 9:30am, took a number of number 30 and at the mean time I went to wet market buy vege, meat and managed to TCSS in the food court, went back BSN around 11:30am, it was number 22 rclxs0.gif
So I went to the wine shop nearby and buy few bottles of wine and another round of TCSS, 12pm run back to BSN and still standing strong at 22 puke.gif
Oklar, they do improve the service, 2.5 hours of waiting and I just walk off.
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u really old school.  devil.gif mgm guru will not be needed any more. mgm responsible for changes/improvements. just like mas airline need a change. do they change all new staff? new ceo, new idea, new thinking. thumbup.gif
anyway, lets see first. i may try bsn later. icon_rolleyes.gif
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Report back if need to wait for >1 hour. Btw, 4.5% p.a with min rm1k is a steal. Other bank all need min rm10k for promo rate. . Only downside for BSN is ridiculously long waiting time IF nothing change. After all, nama sahaja.
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You are pretty right on this, I just back from BSN 40 minutes ago, was over there since 9:30am, took a number of number 30 and at the mean time I went to wet market buy vege, meat and managed to TCSS in the food court, went back BSN around 11:30am, it was number 22 rclxs0.gif
So I went to the wine shop nearby and buy few bottles of wine and another round of TCSS, 12pm run back to BSN and still standing strong at 22 puke.gif
Oklar, they do improve the service, 2.5 hours of waiting and I just walk off.
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wat to say? rclxs0.gif

blame your luck. see below: laugh.gif

QUOTE(flyingteeku @ Mar 7 2016, 10:42 AM)
Took me only less than 10 minutes to open FD in BSN...
plenty of BSN branches whole Malaysia.. within the vicinity of my area already have 3 branches...
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wat to say? rclxs0.gif

blame your luck. see below: laugh.gif
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QUOTE(supersound @ Mar 7 2016, 01:04 PM)
You are pretty right on this, I just back from BSN 40 minutes ago, was over there since 9:30am, took a number of number 30 and at the mean time I went to wet market buy vege, meat and managed to TCSS in the food court, went back BSN around 11:30am, it was number 22 rclxs0.gif
So I went to the wine shop nearby and buy few bottles of wine and another round of TCSS, 12pm run back to BSN and still standing strong at 22 puke.gif
Oklar, they do improve the service, 2.5 hours of waiting and I just walk off.
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ouch...penang area so far so good! ...
i already manage to open 3 FD slips with 4.5% per annum. High interest and short waiting time, what more can i ask...

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ouch...penang area so far so good! ...
i already manage to open 3 FD slips with 4.5% per annum. High interest and short waiting time, what more can i ask...
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ouch...penang area so far so good! ...
i already manage to open 3 FD slips with 4.5% per annum. High interest and short waiting time, what more can i ask...
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Well, not in Seremban since this is a village area doh.gif
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Why not? FD can get 7% while UT makes -6% on the same period thumbup.gif
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Well, not in Seremban since this is a village area doh.gif
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the "-6%" makes it sarcastic  brows.gif
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ouch...penang area so far so good! ...
i already manage to open 3 FD slips with 4.5% per annum. High interest and short waiting time, what more can i ask...
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Heard some relative also have bad experience in Penang. Yours is in which area, town HQ, Gelugor, Sungai Nibong ?

Interested at the 4.5% but do not want to get into waiting for hours situation. Another problem I heard is no BC so have to IBG out the fund on maturity ? hmm.gif
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Heard some relative also have bad experience in Penang. Yours is in which area, town HQ, Gelugor, Sungai Nibong ?

Interested at the 4.5% but do not want to get into waiting for hours situation. Another problem I heard is no BC so have to IBG out the fund on maturity ?  hmm.gif
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You are willing to drive to mainland just to put FD in BSN?
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Tonight BNM may reduce the SRR for banks pumping billions of RM into the market. This will relieve the banks having to give promo rates to get funds to cover their positions.
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Tonight BNM may reduce the SRR for banks pumping billions of RM into the market. This will relieve the banks having to give promo rates to get funds to cover their positions.
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The BNM statement should be on 9/3. biggrin.gif

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the "-6%" makes it sarcastic  brows.gif
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BTW, just met with a friend that travel a lot in Malaysia doing business. He is telling us that second batteries, tires have market, even a BMW 5-series also using second hand stuffs only. Not to mention a fellow bought a property for rm180M in Cyberjaya earlier and now can't even fetch rm120M, 600K gone with the wind for no reason doh.gif
Cash is king now, why want to let someone to lock our money out for no reason?
Now a catch of the day, if PBB offering 4.3% FD for 12 months and latest UOB's 11 month with 4.25%, which you will take?
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Effective rate of 4.245% for 11 mths is gud
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HLB 3 months FD promo at 4.2%pa better lah
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You are pretty right on this, I just back from BSN 40 minutes ago, was over there since 9:30am, took a number of number 30 and at the mean time I went to wet market buy vege, meat and managed to TCSS in the food court, went back BSN around 11:30am, it was number 22 rclxs0.gif
So I went to the wine shop nearby and buy few bottles of wine and another round of TCSS, 12pm run back to BSN and still standing strong at 22 puke.gif
Oklar, they do improve the service, 2.5 hours of waiting and I just walk off.
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seems like its difficult for a leopard to change spots.... same people running it, how to change?
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no anyone update cimb promo ??
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Effective rate of 4.245% for 11 mths is gud
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QUOTE(cwhong @ Mar 7 2016, 08:32 PM)
HLB 3 months FD promo at 4.2%pa better lah
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Gone are the days of 12 mth 4.5%/4.6% of SCB, OCBC, Affin, Ambank ..................... cry.gif

Big Bones, are you still waiting for 5% ? hmm.gif tongue.gif
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HLB 3 months FD promo at 4.2%pa better lah
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Where to get the details on HLB 4.2% for 3 months? Trying to search at post 1, don't get to c it
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Where to get the details on HLB 4.2% for 3 months? Trying to search at post 1, don't get to c it
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Gone are the days of 12 mth 4.5%/4.6% of SCB, OCBC, Affin, Ambank ..................... cry.gif

Big Bones, are you still waiting for 5% ?  hmm.gif  tongue.gif
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I wud opined tat v will witness a drop in OPR in 2H2016
Thus, FD rate is expected to fall

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seems like its difficult for a leopard to change spots.... same people running it, how to change?
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As for them, for the 6 hours work, handle 10 customers also get rm****, handle 5 also gets the same pay, so why need to handle more confused.gif
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Mar 7 2016, 10:29 PM)
I wud opined tat v will witness a drop in OPR in 2H2016
Thus, FD rate is expected to fall
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Where to get the details on HLB 4.2% for 3 months? Trying to search at post 1, don't get to c it
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assuming extended

https://www.hlb.com.my/main/promotion/20160...th-fd-promotion
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Where to get the details on HLB 4.2% for 3 months? Trying to search at post 1, don't get to c it
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Last week 1/3, I called HL, only promo available. So should be extended beyond Feb. Some forummer said till end Apri.

QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Mar 7 2016, 10:29 PM)
I wud opined tat v will witness a drop in OPR in 2H2016
Thus, FD rate is expected to fall
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Yeah, quite likely for OPR to drop in second half. So better lock in a longer period of FD (1 year or more) instead of shorter ones. BR's 4.55% or BSN's 4.5% looks attractive to me. biggrin.gif That is after putting in for RHB's 4.45% last week. biggrin.gif

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Gone are the days of 12 mth 4.5%/4.6% of SCB, OCBC, Affin, Ambank ..................... cry.gif

Big Bones, are you still waiting for 5% ?  hmm.gif  tongue.gif
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While my money is already in fD... yeah, i am still looking forward for 5%.. year end.. lolz smile.gif
9 mths to go...


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Where to get the details on HLB 4.2% for 3 months? Trying to search at post 1, don't get to c it
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While my money is already in fD... yeah, i am still looking forward for 5%.. year end.. lolz smile.gif
9 mths to go...
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I sure will be very happy with 5% by year end. But I doubt that. Will be happy if the 4.5% 1 year can be kept until year end. thumbsup.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 8 2016, 10:08 AM)
I sure will be very happy with 5% by year end. But I doubt that. Will be happy if the 4.5% 1 year can be kept until year end.  thumbsup.gif
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The current 4.5 that is being offered is good enough to keep the extra $$$ till next year already biggrin.gif

Now gold keep going up...

Need another wave of shocker in the money market.. then interest rate might see some upside gua...

just my 2 cents
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I wonder ..what is the investment duration for you guys put into FD? for a year? or keep the money rolling for yearsssssssssssss?
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I wonder ..what is the investment duration for you guys put into FD? for a year? or keep the money rolling for yearsssssssssssss?
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everyone is different. there's no hard rules.

your 1yr may be good enough for me in 6mths, or vice versa.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Mar 8 2016, 10:38 AM)
everyone is different. there's no hard rules.

your 1yr may be good enough for me in 6mths, or vice versa.
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because currently im encounter an investment opportunity which are considered as safe as FD and paying 10% p.a return but it have an investment duration for 5 years.. tats why im here for discussion notworthy.gif
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I wonder ..what is the investment duration for you guys put into FD? for a year? or keep the money rolling for yearsssssssssssss?
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Rolling over is a waste of money as you will be getting board rate when you should be getting promo rates. People here put according to their need. Most put one year, after one year, withdraw money out and transfer to another bank if they give higher rate or transfer back to the same bank so that it will be seen as fresh fund by bank. Who those amount very big, no need to so such hassle. Can get promo rates.

For me, I only keep for 1 month duration (emergency cash reserve). Might be going for Maybank GIA-I eFD next month as that's the only eFD giving 4% p.a Other banks give only ~3.15%
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no anyone update cimb promo ??
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tx for lots of info on fd previously. but we only talk on fd.

QUOTE(tyan1234 @ Mar 8 2016, 10:47 AM)
because currently im encounter an investment opportunity which are considered as safe as FD and paying 10% p.a return but it have an investment duration for 5 years.. tats why im here for discussion  notworthy.gif
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10% pa? risk? devil.gif please take tis discussion elsewhere. we talk fd only.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 8 2016, 10:51 AM)
Rolling over is a waste of money as you will be getting board rate when you should be getting promo rates. People here put according to their need. Most put one year, after one year, withdraw money out and transfer to another bank if they give higher rate or transfer back to the same bank so that it will be seen as fresh fund by bank. Who those amount very big, no need to so such hassle. Can get promo rates.

For me, I only keep for 1 month duration (emergency cash reserve). Might be going for Maybank GIA-I eFD next month as that's the only eFD giving 4% p.a Other banks give only ~3.15%
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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 8 2016, 10:52 AM)
tx for lots of info on fd previously. but we only talk on fd.
10% pa? risk?  devil.gif please take tis discussion elsewhere. we talk fd only.
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Im sorry sir rclxub.gif , quite fresh to lowyat forum, not sure about the rules here.. i think its quite low risk lah. ok .. so just open another new topic under this forum is it? sweat.gif
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QUOTE(tyan1234 @ Mar 8 2016, 10:59 AM)
okok smile.gif thx for the advice
Im sorry sir rclxub.gif , quite fresh to lowyat forum, not sure about the rules here.. i think its quite low risk lah. ok .. so just open another new topic under this forum is it?  sweat.gif
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Im planning to place my fund in the Maybank GIA.
May i know if i will get full amount of the interest ? of part of it based on the Profit Sharing Ratio ?

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts
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Im planning to place my fund in the Maybank GIA.
May i know if i will get full amount of the interest ? of part of it based on the Profit Sharing Ratio ?

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts
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"will"? that's guaranteed profit liao.

for GIA, it's always PSR.


so far my MBB 12mth promo GIA gotten 4% p.a., as well as few GIA eFD gotten exactly 4% p.a. profilt.
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Mar 8 2016, 11:53 AM)
"will"? that's guaranteed profit liao.

for GIA, it's always PSR.
so far my MBB 12mth promo GIA gotten 4% p.a., as well as few GIA eFD gotten exactly 4% p.a. profilt.
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Mar 8 2016, 01:59 PM)
Latest from CIMB, 100k for FD 4.68%, another 100k in CIMB preferred current acc, free 24k fish and 1 year cimb preferred membership
read T/C http://www.cimbbank.com.my/content/dam/cim...mb-fd-final.pdf
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Which will effectively lower the effective interest rates.
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Which will effectively lower the effective interest rates.
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Latest from CIMB, 100k for FD 4.68%, another 100k in CIMB preferred current acc, free 24k fish and 1 year cimb preferred membership
read T/C http://www.cimbbank.com.my/content/dam/cim...mb-fd-final.pdf
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 8 2016, 02:12 PM)
Which will effectively lower the effective interest rates.
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this plan (100k fd + 100k in current acc) after 3 months

u get effective interest ~3.06% pa + a gift price rm688
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Bank Negara is expected to hold its key interest rate steady on Wednesday, a decision that comes as markets wait to see who will succeed the respected, long-serving governor.

Malaysia had better-than-expected growth in the last quarter of 2015, and see no need to change the key rate at this point.

Wednesday's meeting will be the last for governor Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz, who retires on April 30 after 16 years at the helm.

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Any possibility for BNM to deliver surprise tis time?
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Any possibility for BNM to deliver surprise tis time?
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Any possibility for BNM to deliver surprise tis time?
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i say opr stay the same. wat say u? devil.gif
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Not likely. I think they would wait for 1Q GDP to be out first.
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Zeti could give free gift to Rakyat b4 step down
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Mar 8 2016, 01:59 PM)
Latest from CIMB, 100k for FD 4.68%, another 100k in CIMB preferred current acc, free 24k fish and 1 year cimb preferred membership
read T/C http://www.cimbbank.com.my/content/dam/cim...mb-fd-final.pdf
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Wow.. highest interest rates offered so far is by CIMB.  rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(tyan1234 @ Mar 8 2016, 10:47 AM)
because currently im encounter an investment opportunity which are considered as safe as FD and paying 10% p.a return but it have an investment duration for 5 years.. tats why im here for discussion  notworthy.gif
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FD placement is based on duration of your choosing, can be 1 year, can be shorter or longer. NO FD out there will say YOU MUST invest for 5 years. unless the FD duration you chose is 5 years.

ALSO to avoid you getting mislead by insurance agent or other sales agent... nothing is as SAFE as FD and gives 10% p.a. return. usual investment that can possibly give 10%p.a. all comes with risk... even unit trust fund can give 10% p.a. but not consistently and not guaranteed.
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Wow.. highest interest rates offered so far is by CIMB.  rclxms.gif
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bro, read the t & c. devil.gif

QUOTE(cklimm @ Mar 9 2016, 07:27 AM)
Nazir Razak
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Mar 8 2016, 11:30 PM)
but the effective rate gonna me measly
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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 9 2016, 08:44 AM)
bro, read the t & c. devil.gif
serious? flex.gif  hmm.gif
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Have to give and take. But we are only interested in pure fds no?
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QUOTE(cklimm @ Mar 9 2016, 07:27 AM)
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Have to give and take. But we are only interested in pure fds no?
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tat one not pure fd. rclxs0.gif

ut bundled can give high rates. we are interested on eff rate. so tat one by cimb 4.68% not the highest yet. some even saying 8,9, 10%. devil.gif

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received another monthly profit for MBB's GIA-i eFD. Effective rate is 4.00% p.a.  blush.gif
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5th month profit (4% p.a.) received for MBB GIA-i Promo FD rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 9 2016, 09:48 AM)
tat one not pure fd. rclxs0.gif

ut bundled can give high rates. we are interested on eff rate. so tat one by cimb 4.68% not the highest yet. some even saying 8,9, 10%. devil.gif
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Malaysia's money rate falls to six-month low on reserve cut bets
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Wow.. highest interest rates offered so far is by CIMB.  rclxms.gif
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CIMB as usual the t and c = =
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I believe 4% is guaranteed, no? I've just had several at 4%, automatically renewed for the next step up for another 5 months. Don't think it was suppose to be more than 4% either.
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its supposed to be >4% during which months I forget. but I remember is the 12M is 6.0
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opr maintained.

http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=en_pres...ac=3352&lang=en
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QUOTE(McFD2R @ Mar 7 2016, 11:37 AM)
I believe 4% is guaranteed, no? I've just had several at 4%, automatically renewed for the next step up for another 5 months. Don't think it was suppose to be more than 4% either.
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its supposed to be >4% during which months I forget. but I remember is the 12M is 6.0
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Mar 2 2016, 11:00 AM)
To ALL: Maybank

3.9% for 2 months.

4.28% for 6 months.

4.38% for 12 months.

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can this be done online??
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can this be done online??
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 9 2016, 09:39 PM)
Better pick the maybank GIA-i eFD 2 months at 4% p.a
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oh, thanks!! Didn't know they have eFD.
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Better pick the maybank GIA-i eFD 2 months at 4% p.a
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hey, GIA-i is not eFD. please don't confuse others.
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Just pumped 10k into it.. really lots of t&c.. maybank cannot guarantee the returns right?
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Just pumped 10k into it.. really lots of t&c..  maybank cannot guarantee the returns right?
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QUOTE(alexanderclz @ Mar 9 2016, 10:13 PM)
on paper, you are half right. principal and returns not guaranteed.
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bad then..will report after 1 month
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that's on paper. but so far GIA-i has been giving out 4% consistently. i also have some there. lol
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cool..fingers crossed then..
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eh, which option? not on promotion page also on m2u?

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QUOTE(ninjawin @ Mar 9 2016, 09:58 PM)
Just pumped 10k into it.. really lots of t&c..  maybank cannot guarantee the returns right?
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QUOTE(alexanderclz @ Mar 9 2016, 10:13 PM)
on paper, you are half right. principal and returns not guaranteed.
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Better put it into a normal fd then.
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QUOTE(alexanderclz @ Mar 9 2016, 09:55 PM)
hey, GIA-i is not eFD. please don't confuse others.
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so GIA has to be performed over the counter?
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so GIA has to be performed over the counter?
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can be done via m2u
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Better put it into a normal fd then.
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More risk.. more return.. of course Maybank dont put the conditions for nothing...depends on your risk tolerance.
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QUOTE(alexanderclz @ Mar 9 2016, 09:55 PM)
hey, GIA-i is not eFD. please don't confuse others.
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Can be done via m2u and it appear under fixed/term deposit.

QUOTE(ninjawin @ Mar 9 2016, 10:23 PM)
bad then..will report after 1 month
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Other people have reported getting 4% for 2 months +, I don't see anything to be worried

QUOTE(TOMEI-R @ Mar 9 2016, 11:08 PM)
Better put it into a normal fd then.
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And lose out 0.85%/0.75% interest (maybank normal efd is 3.15% and Islamic efd is 3.25%)?

QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Mar 9 2016, 10:53 PM)
eh, which option? not on promotion page also on m2u?
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I don't think there's a promo page. But you can find it via M2U option upon selecting eFD. smile.gif

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Can be done via m2u and it appear under fixed/term deposit.
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nope. it appears under 'fixed deposits and mudarabah ia'.

http://www.deposits.org/dictionary/term/mudarabah/
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QUOTE(ninjawin @ Mar 9 2016, 11:30 PM)
More risk.. more return.. of course Maybank dont put the conditions for nothing...depends on your risk tolerance.
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Mar 10 2016, 05:55 AM)

And lose out 0.85%/0.75% interest (maybank normal efd is 3.15% and Islamic efd is 3.25%)?

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Still prefer my mach hlbb 4.5% fds. thumbup.gif
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yea. this is it. so far the best provided by MBB
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Subject to changes in OPR, means u may not get EIR after all?!?
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can this be done online??
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thought no more 4.38% now 12m@4.22%?!?!
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Still prefer my mach hlbb 4.5% fds. thumbup.gif
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HLB now 3m@4.2%?!?! 4.5% offer over end of Feb i think

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Still prefer my mach hlbb 4.5% fds. thumbup.gif
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To park rm1k for 1-2 months combine that with being eGIA-i what more can you ask? thumbup.gif

Goodbye Ambank Islamic efd. Hello Maybank eGIA-i biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 10 2016, 09:27 AM)
Subject to changes in OPR, means u may not get EIR after all?!?
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QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 10 2016, 09:29 AM)
thought no more 4.38% now 12m@4.22%?!?!
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QUOTE(kopifan @ Mar 10 2016, 09:33 AM)
HLB now 3m@4.2%?!?! 4.5% offer over end of Feb i think
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bro, there is a rule here. plse combine your reply into one post by doing "quote" then "add reply" to combine them. see some earlier example of how pipu reply
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HLB now 3m@4.2%?!?! 4.5% offer over end of Feb i think
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Yes, the offer has ended since February.
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Thanks!! I think I'll take the Maybank with 4%.

No time to go to bank and do OTC transaction.
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UOBM 11-month Step up FD promotion (7.3.16-30.4.16)

1-6 months = 3.45%
7-11 months =5.2%
EIR for 11 months = 4.245%
Min RM10k, new fund, interest paid at maturity.
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Hi...

I wanna ask something regarding FD. Nearly 5 years ago, I was asked by an EON bank staff to put down RM3K as an FD as a requirement for me to apply a housing loan. After that, i totally forgot all about it, until last week when I register HLB Connect internet banking. When I browse through all my accounts, I stumbled upon the aforementioned FD. Please refer attachment:
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I dunno a thing about FD. My wild guess is, when it reached the maturity date, I can take all the accumulated amount. Is it correct?

Thanks for info.
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QUOTE(Caterpillar_3309 @ Mar 10 2016, 02:49 PM)
Hi...

I wanna ask something regarding FD. Nearly 5 years ago, I was asked by an EON bank staff to put down RM3K as an FD as a requirement for me to apply a housing loan. After that, i totally forgot all about it, until last week when I register HLB Connect internet banking. When I browse through all my accounts, I stumbled upon the aforementioned FD. Please refer attachment:
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I dunno a thing about FD. My wild guess is, when it reached the maturity date, I can take all the accumulated amount. Is it correct?

Thanks for info.
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yes... u might wan to check with the bank if this will disturb ur loan just to be safe

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QUOTE(Caterpillar_3309 @ Mar 10 2016, 02:49 PM)
Hi...

I wanna ask something regarding FD. Nearly 5 years ago, I was asked by an EON bank staff to put down RM3K as an FD as a requirement for me to apply a housing loan. After that, i totally forgot all about it, until last week when I register HLB Connect internet banking. When I browse through all my accounts, I stumbled upon the aforementioned FD. Please refer attachment:
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I dunno a thing about FD. My wild guess is, when it reached the maturity date, I can take all the accumulated amount. Is it correct?

Thanks for info.
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SO the question is, do you still keeping that bloody cert?
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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Mar 10 2016, 02:51 PM)
yes... u might wan to check with the bank if this will disturb ur loan just to be safe
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I definitely gonna ask about it. Thanks thumbup.gif

QUOTE(supersound @ Mar 10 2016, 02:57 PM)
SO the question is, do you still keeping that bloody cert?
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Which brings up another question: What cert? Cannot use this screenshot meh? laugh.gif

Yeah, I'm so gonna dig up all my 2011 papers tonight sweat.gif


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QUOTE(Caterpillar_3309 @ Mar 10 2016, 03:03 PM)
I definitely gonna ask about it. Thanks thumbup.gif
Which brings up another question: What cert? Cannot use this screenshot meh? laugh.gif

Yeah, I'm so gonna dig up all my 2011 papers tonight sweat.gif
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You shall know that hard copy FD cert is the only thing to redeem your FD.
Even previously 6 months 4.5% FD also I ended up with 2 certs. But the interest are paid monthly, so cannot see anything doh.gif
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QUOTE(supersound @ Mar 10 2016, 03:04 PM)
You shall know that hard copy FD cert is the only thing to redeem your FD.
Even previously 6 months 4.5% FD also I ended up with 2 certs. But the interest are paid monthly, so cannot see anything doh.gif
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I see...well, i think i should take it seriously this time and consult with the bank, due to the fact that i dunno anything on how an FD works. Last time i just concentrate on wanting to make my loan approved only.

Anyhow, thanks for the info guys. Lotsa thanks thumbup.gif
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It seems there has been a lot of discussion & confusion on GIA-i recently. Instead of answering the questions separately over & over again, I have written an article on it on my blog at http://ringgitstretch.blogspot.my/. Read it to find out more about its pros & cons and differences with islamic FDs. Read the tips section to find out how to make placement with only 1K for 1 month or less. Hope it answers most of the questions raised.

The blog has also been updated with the latest FD promos. In case you missed it, you can get 4.3% p.a for 3 months FD with Hong Leong if your sum is substantial which is much better than the latest CIMB Fixed Deposit & Current Account Campaign 4.68% p.a. which looks good at first glance but the effective rate (FD + CA) is worse than the FD board rate of many banks.


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What is opr is layman term?
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Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) is an overnight interest rate set by Bank Negara. This overnight policy rate or interest rate is a rate a borrower bank has to pay to a leading bank for the funds borrowed. The current OPR set by Bank Negara is 3.25

Simply put, it is a MAJOR REFERENCE for Loan interest rate and FD interest rate.
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Bank Negara is likely to maintain the overnight policy rate (OPR) at 3.25% in 2016, amid weak economic factors, RHB Investment Bank said today.

In a note, the research firm said this is due to the impact of rising inflation to be kept in check by weak energy prices, a weak ringgit and weak economic growth prospects.

“While Bank Negara views that overall domestic financial conditions have remained relatively stable since the previous MPC meeting and liquidity remaining sufficient, we would like to highlight that overall liquidity has fallen with the slowing of broad money supply and loan growth to 2.7% in 2015, from an increase of 7% in 2014,” the note read.

http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/r...?type=Corporate
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Today went RHB, was told all promotional FD quota is finished, only accept normal FD via board rate.
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Today went RHB, was told all promotional FD quota is finished, only accept normal FD via board rate.
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Did they give u any hint on promo in d pipeline?
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Did they give u any hint on promo in d pipeline?
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The answer is..so far not yet.
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Mar 10 2016, 03:36 PM)
It seems there has been a lot of discussion & confusion on GIA-i recently. Instead of answering the questions separately over & over again, I have written an article on it on my blog at http://ringgitstretch.blogspot.my/. Read it to find out more about its pros & cons and differences with islamic FDs. Read the tips section to find out how to make placement with only 1K for 1 month or less. Hope it answers most of the questions raised.

The blog has also been updated with the latest FD promos. In case you missed it, you can get 4.3% p.a for 3 months FD with Hong Leong if your sum is substantial which is much better than the latest CIMB Fixed Deposit & Current Account Campaign 4.68% p.a. which looks good at first glance but the effective rate (FD + CA) is worse than the FD board rate of many banks.
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Goodpost. thumbup.gif Could you list any other eGIA-i by other banks? Perhaps they can offer higher rates. laugh.gif

Want to promote it on your blog Capt Gen-X? biggrin.gif
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I see...well, i think i should take it seriously this time and consult with the bank, due to the fact that i dunno anything on how an FD works. Last time i just concentrate on wanting to make my loan approved only.

Anyhow, thanks for the info guys. Lotsa thanks thumbup.gif
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Er... actually without hard copy of the cert also can take back your fd money. Lol. Just note that there might be some fees or forms you need to give.

Not end of the world. Maybe the sifu can share abit
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QUOTE(herc @ Mar 10 2016, 06:27 PM)
Today went RHB, was told all promotional FD quota is finished, only accept normal FD via board rate.
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wah... so fast close promotion... did my rhb FD on 1/3... barely 10 days ago... nvmla... there'll always new promo around the corner.
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Today went RHB, was told all promotional FD quota is finished, only accept normal FD via board rate.
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It seems there has been a lot of discussion & confusion on GIA-i recently. Instead of answering the questions separately over & over again, I have written an article on it on my blog at http://ringgitstretch.blogspot.my/. Read it to find out more about its pros & cons and differences with islamic FDs. Read the tips section to find out how to make placement with only 1K for 1 month or less. Hope it answers most of the questions raised.

The blog has also been updated with the latest FD promos. In case you missed it, you can get 4.3% p.a for 3 months FD with Hong Leong if your sum is substantial which is much better than the latest CIMB Fixed Deposit & Current Account Campaign 4.68% p.a. which looks good at first glance but the effective rate (FD + CA) is worse than the FD board rate of many banks.
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Read your blog..question...if i withdraw in less than a month period (3rd week of placement)...according to your blog will still get the profit rate? Will the profit be credited upon uplift or it will only be credited after 1 month period (say already uplifted on 3rd week) ? Thanks
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Subject to changes in OPR, means u may not get EIR after all?!?
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Goodpost. thumbup.gif Could you list any other eGIA-i by other banks? Perhaps they can offer higher rates. laugh.gif

Want to promote it on your blog Capt Gen-X? biggrin.gif
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Read your blog..question...if i withdraw in less than a month period (3rd week of placement)...according to your blog will still get the profit rate? Will the profit be credited upon uplift or it will only be credited after 1 month period (say already uplifted on 3rd week) ? Thanks
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Last week 1/3, I called HL, only promo available. So should be extended beyond Feb. Some forummer said till end Apri.
Yeah, quite likely for OPR to drop in second half. So better lock in a longer period of FD (1 year or more) instead of shorter ones. BR's 4.55% or BSN's 4.5% looks attractive to me.  biggrin.gif That is after putting in for RHB's 4.45% last week.  biggrin.gif
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Went to BSN to make placement for the FD Promotion Rate @ 4.5%. No basic bank account needed, just open a FD account with interest payable on maturity. I guess I was lucky 'cos the whole process only took me 30 minutes.

Payment was done by personal cheque, effective date of the FD is 3 days later ie 14/03/2016. Checked this with the bank officer, this is 'cos FD will become effective only after cheque clearance, it this normal for those who has make same placement with BSN ?

Btw, was told by the bank officer that today is the last day for promotion rate 4.5%, new promotion rate 4.3% applicable from next week.

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Went to BSN to make placement for the FD Promotion Rate @ 4.5%. No basic bank account needed, just open a FD account with interest payable on maturity. I guess I was lucky 'cos the whole process only took me 30 minutes.

Payment was done by personal cheque, effective date of the FD is 3 days later ie 14/03/2016. Checked this with the bank officer, this is 'cos FD will become effective only after cheque clearance, it this normal for those who has make same placement with BSN ?

Btw, was told by the bank officer that today is the last day for promotion rate 4.5%, new promotion rate 4.3% applicable from next week.
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QUOTE(voc888 @ Mar 11 2016, 12:26 PM)
Went to BSN to make placement for the FD Promotion Rate @ 4.5%. No basic bank account needed, just open a FD account with interest payable on maturity. I guess I was lucky 'cos the whole process only took me 30 minutes.

Payment was done by personal cheque, effective date of the FD is 3 days later ie 14/03/2016. Checked this with the bank officer, this is 'cos FD will become effective only after cheque clearance, it this normal for those who has make same placement with BSN ?

Btw, was told by the bank officer that today is the last day for promotion rate 4.5%, new promotion rate 4.3% applicable from next week.
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that's why I used RENTAS to transfer funds to bsn. i was able to open fds on the same day.
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QUOTE(voc888 @ Mar 11 2016, 12:26 PM)
Went to BSN to make placement for the FD Promotion Rate @ 4.5%. No basic bank account needed, just open a FD account with interest payable on maturity. I guess I was lucky 'cos the whole process only took me 30 minutes.

Payment was done by personal cheque, effective date of the FD is 3 days later ie 14/03/2016. Checked this with the bank officer, this is 'cos FD will become effective only after cheque clearance, it this normal for those who has make same placement with BSN ?

Btw, was told by the bank officer that today is the last day for promotion rate 4.5%, new promotion rate 4.3% applicable from next week.
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BSN 4.3 probably PB is slightly better.

PUblic bank first 6 month 4.1, next 6 months 4.5. Effective rate 4.3 for 12 months. Intereet credited into saving account after the first 6 months. Valid till 3 April.
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... I think "personal cheque" is different from "bank cheque" ...
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QUOTE(nbi @ Mar 11 2016, 01:57 PM)
that's why I used RENTAS to transfer funds to bsn. i was able to open fds on the same day.
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is there any guide i to perform RENTAS that i can read on? I not familiar with this form of transfer. Thanks
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nothing special, just one kind of fund transfer services offered by bank, other than ibg, banker cheque, etc.

http://www.bnm.gov.my/?ch=en_press&pg=en_p...&ac=563&lang=en
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QUOTE(nbi @ Mar 11 2016, 03:54 PM)
nothing special, just one kind of fund transfer services offered by bank, other than ibg, banker cheque, etc.

http://www.bnm.gov.my/?ch=en_press&pg=en_p...&ac=563&lang=en
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*sorry off topic guys*

i see the charge is also RM5, same as bank cheque. any advantage of rentas over bank cheque? as far as i can see both need to be done over the counter.
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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Mar 11 2016, 04:03 PM)
*sorry off topic guys*

i see the charge is also RM5, same as bank cheque. any advantage of rentas over bank cheque? as far as i can see both need to be done over the counter.
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QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Mar 11 2016, 04:03 PM)
*sorry off topic guys*

i see the charge is also RM5, same as bank cheque. any advantage of rentas over bank cheque? as far as i can see both need to be done over the counter.
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Rentas - Money immediate appear in target transferred account, and the money is ready available, and earn interest (if the account carrying interest rate one).

Banker cheque - subjected to clearing of cheque which take 2 days. Money only available after clearance, and interest only starts to calculate once the cheque is cleared.

For money transfer issue, can post via IBG/IBFT thread.
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QUOTE(sevendogz @ Mar 11 2016, 04:17 PM)
people use rentas to transfer money to other banks, not necessary for FD, you don't need to take the banker cheque to your destination bank if for business transactions
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oh ic.. i guess in FD case since u need to be present there anyway it makes no diff.. unless u have RM
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oh ic.. i guess in FD case since u need to be present there anyway it makes no diff.. unless u have RM
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in this case, banker cheque is much better because you can bring it to any banks you like, when you like. you can rentas if you already have a account at the other bank, so... bankers cheque is better for fd placement
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QUOTE(sevendogz @ Mar 11 2016, 04:40 PM)
in this case, banker cheque is much better because you can bring it to any banks you like, when you like. you can rentas if you already have a account at the other bank, so... bankers cheque is better for fd placement
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recently I lost 2days interests due to fd maturity date is on Saturday.

any available rules not to give bank free money that way? if none, maybe should ask bnm to enforce such rule, so that banks automatically pay those weekend interests.

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QUOTE(voc888 @ Mar 11 2016, 12:26 PM)
Went to BSN to make placement for the FD Promotion Rate @ 4.5%. No basic bank account needed, just open a FD account with interest payable on maturity. I guess I was lucky 'cos the whole process only took me 30 minutes.

Payment was done by personal cheque, effective date of the FD is 3 days later ie 14/03/2016. Checked this with the bank officer, this is 'cos FD will become effective only after cheque clearance, it this normal for those who has make same placement with BSN ?

Btw, was told by the bank officer that today is the last day for promotion rate 4.5%, new promotion rate 4.3% applicable from next week.
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Was thinking of going for BSN. So now if 4.5% no more, then will have to go for BR's 2 years 4.55%. Also BSN's 3 days for cheque clearing is bad !! BR will ask u to collect the FD cert 2 days later but still start date on the same day of placement.

The trend seems to be banks are closing the high rates of 4.45%, 4.5% and moving to around 4.3%. BR wise, hopefully not ending the 4,55% !! smile.gif

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QUOTE(sevendogz @ Mar 11 2016, 04:40 PM)
in this case, banker cheque is much better because you can bring it to any banks you like, when you like. you can rentas if you already have a account at the other bank, so... bankers cheque is better for fd placement
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Rentas or IBG, i use it because it is convenient, instant and to me, most imprtant can get the document done in advance. Example FD mature next Tuesday, can drop by the bank today give the instruction to Rentas to any bank you like when mature. For banker cheque, need to physically collect the cheque and bank into another bank account. Renas or IBG are very useful to meet the fresh fund criteria.

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They offer 12 months FD @ 4.22%
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QUOTE(voc888 @ Mar 11 2016, 12:26 PM)
Went to BSN to make placement for the FD Promotion Rate @ 4.5%. No basic bank account needed, just open a FD account with interest payable on maturity. I guess I was lucky 'cos the whole process only took me 30 minutes.

Payment was done by personal cheque, effective date of the FD is 3 days later ie 14/03/2016. Checked this with the bank officer, this is 'cos FD will become effective only after cheque clearance, it this normal for those who has make same placement with BSN ?

Btw, was told by the bank officer that today is the last day for promotion rate 4.5%, new promotion rate 4.3% applicable from next week.
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Means... no more 4.5% rates for now for all banks.

If you gave them a cheque, its is normal procedure for the interest to start after cheque clears which will take 2 working days. I have tried with a banker's cheque and HLBB gave me the same day interest.
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QUOTE(TOMEI-R @ Mar 12 2016, 01:02 PM)
Means... no more 4.5% rates for now for all banks.

If you gave them a cheque, its is normal procedure for the interest to start after cheque clears which will take 2 working days. I have tried with a banker's cheque and HLBB gave me the same day interest.
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bro, br still has 2 yrs 4.55%, min 50k.

also most banks (almost all!!) give start date same as date of cheque (personal or banker's cheque). only bsn seems to have start date 2 or 3 days later!!
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QUOTE(yygo @ Mar 12 2016, 07:41 PM)
bro, br still has 2 yrs 4.55%, min 50k.

also most banks (almost all!!) give start date same as date of cheque (personal or banker's cheque). only bsn seems to have start date 2 or 3 days later!!
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2 years is a bit too long sweat.gif ...but that is just me.
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i read somewhere that CIMB also has promo for existing funds? Is it true? What is the promo rate like, anyone? Tq
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I'm having difficulty calculating the interest paid by PBB for the 4-month step up FD that was offered several months ago.

Supposed I put in RM50k on 30/10 . PBB's interest rate is
1st month-3.6%
2nd month - 3.7%
3rd month - 4%
4th month - 5%

The interest is paid on maturity.

This is my calculation:
1st month interest (30 Oct - 30 Nov 2015): 50,000 x 0.036 X 31 days /365 = RM152.88
2nd month interest (30 Nov - 30 Dec 2015): 50,000 x 0.037 X 30 days /365 = RM152.05
1st month interest (30 Dec - 30 Jan 2016): 50,000 x 0.04 X 30 days /365 = RM169.86
1st month interest (30 Jan - 29 Feb 2016): 50,000 x 0.05 X 31 days /365 = RM205.48
TOTAL: RM 680.27

Public Bank paid an interest of RM679.28...

Is there something wrong with my calculation? The difference is small but I am curious how the calculation should be done. Really appreciate any advice notworthy.gif notworthy.gif

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QUOTE(gilabola @ Mar 13 2016, 10:36 PM)
I'm having difficulty calculating the interest paid by PBB for the 4-month step up FD  that was offered several months ago.

Supposed I put in RM50k on 30/10 . PBB's interest rate is
1st month-3.6%
2nd month - 3.7%
3rd month - 4%
4th month - 5%

The interest is paid on maturity.

This is my calculation:
1st month interest (30 Oct - 30 Nov 2015):   50,000 x 0.036 X 31 days /365 = RM152.88
2nd month interest (30 Nov - 30 Dec 2015):  50,000 x 0.037 X 30 days /365 = RM152.05
1st month interest (30 Dec - 30 Jan 2016):    50,000 x 0.04 X 30 days /365 = RM169.86
1st month interest (30 Jan - 29 Feb 2016):    50,000 x 0.05 X 31 days /365 = RM205.48
TOTAL:  RM 680.27

Public Bank paid an interest of RM679.28...

Is there something wrong with my calculation?  The difference is small but I am curious how the calculation should be done.  Really appreciate any advice  notworthy.gif  notworthy.gif
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It is probably due to 2016 is a leap year, you need to recalculate based on 366 days.
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Hi all,
Do banks in malaysia accept FD that worth up to 2 millions ringgit malaysia?
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Do banks in malaysia accept FD that worth up to 2 millions ringgit malaysia?
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Went to Maybank today
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Do we need to have a saving account with Maybank for the FD?

I dont have an account with Maybank

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In PBB to uplift FD which matured on last Sat. The counter leng lui asked me to top up 2k to enjoy the new 4.3% (eff rate) promo. Told her did not carry that amount, then go down to 1k. Said no again. Settled at nego RM500 top up ! tongue.gif So added cash RM500 to get the FD renewed to current promo rate. biggrin.gif

As to 2 days interest, asked her about it. Paid cash for the 2 days interest. Not bad. So have to ask PBB if your FD matured over the holidays. rclxms.gif

Earlier called BR, starting on Wed, their new FD promo is 4.28% for 12 mths. Still slightly lower than the 4.3% of other banks. But can nego if your amt is high. Plan next week to go for the 2 years 4.55%. Hopefully they are not cancelling it next week !

The trend is banks are cancelling the 4.5% FD promo !! Be it reach their limit or not, hard to say. BSN, even RHB's 4.45%, all gone. Right now BR's 4.55% really attractive. rclxm9.gif Wait for me, BR ! biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 14 2016, 05:46 PM)
In PBB to uplift FD which matured on last Sat. The counter leng lui asked me to top up 2k to enjoy the new 4.3% (eff rate) promo. Told her did not carry that amount, then go down to 1k. Said no again. Settled at nego RM500 top up ! tongue.gif So added cash RM500 to get the FD renewed to current promo rate.  biggrin.gif

As to 2 days interest, asked her about it. Paid cash for the 2 days interest. Not bad. So have to ask PBB if your FD matured over the holidays.  rclxms.gif

Earlier called BR, starting on Wed, their new FD promo is 4.28% for 12 mths. Still slightly lower than the 4.3% of other banks. But can nego if your amt is high. Plan next week to go for the 2 years 4.55%. Hopefully they are not cancelling it  next week !

The trend is banks are cancelling the 4.5% FD promo !! Be it reach their limit or not, hard to say. BSN, even RHB's 4.45%, all gone. Right now BR's 4.55% really attractive.  rclxm9.gif Wait for me, BR !  biggrin.gif
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Hi Wiliam

Do we need to have a saving account with Maybank for the FD?

I dont have an account with Maybank

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QUOTE(voc888 @ Mar 14 2016, 05:57 PM)
Looks like different branch of is practicing differently for PBB. I've checked with PBB last week for the same and they insisted that topping up a small sum is not acceptable at all for whatever sum of FD, claiming that their HQ will detect that the source of fund is not fresh.
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Bank branches have been known to practice differently. In this case, it was suggested by the leng lui. I "nego" it down to RM500. Some banks may ask for 50% more for matured FD to get promo rate. But some may ask for few hundred RM. biggrin.gif

RHB asked me to top up RM100 for matured FD recently to get new promo rate. rclxms.gif

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QUOTE(bbgoat @ Mar 14 2016, 05:46 PM)
In PBB to uplift FD which matured on last Sat. The counter leng lui asked me to top up 2k to enjoy the new 4.3% (eff rate) promo. Told her did not carry that amount, then go down to 1k. Said no again. Settled at nego RM500 top up ! tongue.gif So added cash RM500 to get the FD renewed to current promo rate.  biggrin.gif

As to 2 days interest, asked her about it. Paid cash for the 2 days interest. Not bad. So have to ask PBB if your FD matured over the holidays.  rclxms.gif

Earlier called BR, starting on Wed, their new FD promo is 4.28% for 12 mths. Still slightly lower than the 4.3% of other banks. But can nego if your amt is high. Plan next week to go for the 2 years 4.55%. Hopefully they are not cancelling it  next week !

The trend is banks are cancelling the 4.5% FD promo !! Be it reach their limit or not, hard to say. BSN, even RHB's 4.45%, all gone. Right now BR's 4.55% really attractive.  rclxm9.gif Wait for me, BR !  biggrin.gif
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wah, just renewed my BR at 4.10 today

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