UOB 4.5% is effective interest rate for 12month period?
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Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V. No.12, Strictly for FD Discussion Only
Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V. No.12, Strictly for FD Discussion Only
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Mar 22 2016, 03:06 PM
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UOB 4.5% is effective interest rate for 12month period?
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Mar 22 2016, 03:18 PM
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cool. i'm new to FD. is it advisable to put in different banks??
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Mar 23 2016, 12:54 PM
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QUOTE(Taker2016 @ Mar 23 2016, 12:48 PM) Hi fren, it's confirmed. I went to Menara UOB just now.Call UOB just now said they didnt offer FD interest 4.5% pa for 12 month. Anyone that I can call to confirm about this promo. Thanks FD 4.5% 12 months the banker also say if put into bond 1:1 with FD, FD can get up to 4.9% pa bond is 3 years with past record of 20++% return in 3 years. |
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Mar 23 2016, 03:27 PM
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Mar 23 2016, 01:30 PM) Bond can be doing badly when interest rate environment is raising. I'm just sayin, UOB offer up to 4.9% pa for FD, if you willing to put 1:1 amount on their bonds.It is not guaranteed. Bonds shine for the previous few years due to massive QE, it doesn't mean future will be the same again. Mind that some low quality bond can be defaulted if economy situation going south time. whereby one can make a loss in investing bond. So it is different preposition to be compared to FD. I'm not sure I want to put in bonds or not. haven't put my money in UOB yet because i didnt bring enough document. The banker show me the bonds are mainly triple Bs from energy and real estate companies. but bonds are the lowest risk securities right? |
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Mar 23 2016, 04:19 PM
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Mar 23 2016, 03:37 PM) Triple B rating bonds is not something we called lowest risk securities... totally agree with you bro. Triple B rating is just a notch higher than junk bond rating, as below triple B, market classify them as junk bond already. If said sovereign bonds then may be can justify, but it is impossible to get 20% return over 3 years, with high quality sovereign bonds. Bonds = a loan to the company, aka you borrow money to the company. If the company has financial difficulty to pay off the loan, then the bond defaulted, aka borrower won't able to get back their money. Anyway, this is OT from this FD thread, can post via in another specific bond thread. As usual, if don't know/understand fully, don't commit anything, don't just for the sake of extra 0.4% FD, then venture into some area one is not familiar with. very educational. thanks for the advice |
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