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 Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V. No.13, Strictly for FD Discussion Only

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Seager
post Jun 5 2016, 12:03 PM

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Hi Guys,

I'm pretty hopeless and pathetic when it comes to managing my own finances. I can scrape out RM500-600/ month (and assume yearly incremental of 10%<) for FD. Looking for long-term, however upon doing much reading - there's just too much information available, and some of it doesn't quite make sense to me. I'm not a finance person sad.gif

I had stumbled upon this post on LYN: https://forum.lowyat.net/uploads/attach-44/...-1462941010.jpg

It caught my attention. Is there a FD plan I can take long-term? 25-30 years maybe? Where I just put in RM500++ a month?

If it matters, I only have a CIMB savings account & CC.

Please guide me sifus smile.gif
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post Jun 5 2016, 12:27 PM

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QUOTE(cappuccino vs latte @ Jun 5 2016, 12:12 PM)
as far as I know, the longest one time renewal FD is 5 years. You can rollover thereafter. Sikit sikit lama jadi bukit.
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You mean FD limit is usually 5 years, after which will auto-renew or I'll have to open another FD again?
My financial management quite bad lol

26 y/o, no investment, savings account is the same account my salary gets banked in and I withdraw from.
I need this to change. I understand FD is the safest way, but also the slowest? Time is not an issue, as long as 20-30 years from not I have something to live with laugh.gif
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post Jun 5 2016, 12:37 PM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 5 2016, 12:29 PM)
Put 5 years FD but you cannot add-on every year. Once put, money is locked up. Put and forget. After 5 years, remove and add it in again. Make sure to ask for promo rate

Another option is wait until have rm1k. Put into maybank eGIA-i. Select 2 months.  After 1 month, uplift. Add your new rm500 to your rm1k + 1 month interest into a new eGIA-i. Do that until you have rm10k. Then go for promo rates. After 1 year, withdraw and look for promo rates.

Alternatively you could into EPF (max rm60k/year). Epf returns are higher than any FDs. You can add in every month. No need to run to the bank eveey year (can be done via online - not sure if cimb can do it) EPF is OT ya.
Keep in mind that FD cannot outrun inflation.  Howevee FD is the basic. Once have 6months - 1 year of salary, dont put FD anymore. Go look for other stuff.
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Oh, okay this is new to me. I didn't know I cannot add whenever I wish into FD. This is going to be an issue, since I don't have a capital to begin with.

Maybank eGIA-i sounds good - I will look into this.
What do you mean by promo rates btw?

As for EPF, you mean I can deposit any further amount (after salary deduction) into my account? Is the 60k/ year inclusive of the already existing salary deduction or is it on top of that? And what's OT?

Thank you!
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post Jun 5 2016, 01:27 PM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 5 2016, 12:54 PM)
I am not very sure about self contribution but can try. No harm. Scared give you wrong answer.  OT = off topic.
Ask ypur epf question in this thread.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2705461
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QUOTE(wil-i-am @ Jun 5 2016, 12:56 PM)
U can deposit up to RM60k pa in addition to your mthly statutory contribution
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QUOTE(cappuccino vs latte @ Jun 5 2016, 12:58 PM)
the 60k/year did not include the existing salary deductions. OT = off topic biggrin.gif

The promotional interest rate offered by banks from time to time in which higher than the board rate (i.e. the default rate given). The min requirement to get the promo rate usually starting from RM10k. Do look into the first page for more info.
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Great! Thanks for all the info guys, I'll check them out accordingly.
Will be back if I need more advice smile.gif
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post Jul 4 2016, 10:53 AM

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Hi guys, I'm back smile.gif

I have some savings up to RM10k now, and would like further feedback and if anyone has experience to share with regards to Maybank's PNA-i plan: http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

I have a few questions:
1. Is the interest on a monthly basis?
2. Can I deposit an additional RM1000 monthly based on my own will, or is this compulsory?
3. Any further comments and advice?

Thank you

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post Jul 4 2016, 11:07 AM

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QUOTE(cklimm @ Jul 4 2016, 11:04 AM)
1.This one, you put you instantly get your interest,
2.but if you withdraw before due date, they will deduct your principal,
3.the rate sucks, there are 4% FD around the town, see page 1
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Jul 4 2016, 11:05 AM)
The rate is low as it is board rate..unless you plan to just keep it there temporarily
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So if temporarily, I need to inform them first right what tenure I'm looking at?
Plus with this FD, I can add monthly RM1000 too right, whereas most FD wouldn't allow?

Thanks.
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post Jul 4 2016, 11:31 AM

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Jul 4 2016, 11:17 AM)
Yes, you need to set which tenure you want first. Yes, you can top up in multiplies of 1000 but this is no different from other banks eFd like CIMB for example. It doesn't require 10000 first too.

What is the tenure that you are looking at? If you don't mind about not getting the 'cash upon payment' feature, I rather lock the 10000 in a promo rate and place the monthly 1000 on eFd and let it roll on till the next promo placement.
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Oh.. I'm looking for a year tenure at the moment.
Which eFD from CIMB are you referring to? I already have a CIMB account, so definitely less hassle for me.

http://www.cimbbank.com.my/en/personal/pro...t-accounts.html

There's too many, and my knowledge when it comes to financial terms is considered still quite shallow.
I'm not intereted in early withdrawal for the time being.
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post Jul 4 2016, 12:01 PM

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Jul 4 2016, 11:41 AM)
If you wanna stick to just one bank, CIMB 12m promo rate is 4.2%, shared by someone few pages back. For this, you need to go to the branch, ask for promo rate. My CIMB branch is quite lenient on fresh fund requirement so mileage may vary. If not, UOB 12m 4.25% is straight forward, no savings acc needed.

You can place eFd using Cimbclicks, under Fixed Deposit, placement, normal board rate. Have a look at your cimbclicks.

Take note that for both types, interest is only gained at end of tenure.
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Thank you!

I'll check and get back if I have questions smile.gif
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post Jul 4 2016, 11:34 PM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jul 4 2016, 07:01 PM)
You can do that with Maybank eGIA-i. How?
1. Make placement. Select duration (not important)
2. Uplift whenever you need/whenever you need to add RM1k,
3. Replace w=together with new money + 4% interest given.  biggrin.gif  thumbup.gif
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Is this it? http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

I can't see it in the FD product selection on Maybank webpage though.
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post Jul 5 2016, 07:54 AM

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jul 5 2016, 06:45 AM)
yes, correct page.

u cant see it in "FD product" because it's not an FD. technically it's a Shariah-compliant investment account.

in case you're wondering: anyone can apply for this.
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Haha thank you
I'll check this out.
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post Jul 7 2016, 12:11 AM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jul 4 2016, 07:01 PM)
You can do that with Maybank eGIA-i. How?
1. Make placement. Select duration (not important)
2. Uplift whenever you need/whenever you need to add RM1k,
3. Replace w=together with new money + 4% interest given.  biggrin.gif  thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jul 5 2016, 06:45 AM)
yes, correct page.

u cant see it in "FD product" because it's not an FD. technically it's a Shariah-compliant investment account.

in case you're wondering: anyone can apply for this.
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Just curious about this:
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Am I right to assume that at the end of the day, the interest I gain is only 4% * 70% = 2.8%?


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post Jul 7 2016, 12:46 AM

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QUOTE(raptar_eric @ Jul 7 2016, 12:30 AM)
^ nope, its 4% end of the day. Ignore the ratio
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QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Jul 7 2016, 12:34 AM)
The ratio is the Islamic Banking way of representing only. Interest kan haram. So they go do business with your money, then the profit they get they will give to you 70% of it.

It just 'so happens' only the rate they give you confirm sure (sort of) 4%.
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Oh.. So for my calculation purpose I can assume 4% profit on my end then, right?
Cause I was calculating based on the 70% macam doesn't make sense, too low laugh.gif

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