For clarity sake, the 'credit' is the interest earned, right?

Based on the amount of questions asked, I assume it will be an 8 figures placement. 

For uplift, is it immediately credited to the principal account?

Sifu, any other alternative to Maybank eGIA-i other than CMF?   

bro, when u mentioned "flexibility", is GIA account offering the same flexibility as saving account?

I m thinking to park my temporary cash fund inside for one month and then withdraw for my loan installment.
is it OK ah?

why is not suitable for emergency usage?
do u mean emergency is like instantaneously "ATM withdrawal" or within 24 hours (IBG transfer period) or within a month?

new to this. based on what i read, there's no point doing anything more than 1month (>=RM5k) or 2months (>=RM1k) as the interest rate is same regardless of tenure?

soon eGIA will be a gone case

I see everyone mentioning FSM CMF as the next best substitute for eGIA.

Just to be on the safe side, it is Fundsupermart Cash Manager Fund right? don't want to put my money on the wrong thing

Service/sales charge imposed for this by FSM?

eGIA is working like normal FD wef 1 August 2017. The working mechanism is as below link. Example, 12 months tenor is placed on 1 August 2017 but premature withdrawal on 1 September 2017, no profit will be paid.The same for 15 September and so on till the 3rd month.

Maybank notification on eGIA

is it means from now on, if i put 60months 3.55% and withdraw it prematurely 6 weeks later, the profit will credited monthly (4 weeks later), so i will lost 2 weeks profit? or i will lost all 6 weeks profit?

but GIA already credit monthly profit to saving account after 4 weeks. How they gonna debit back the monthly profit? they gonna deduct our principle when premature withdraw?
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

Features & Benefits

Placement tenure : 1 - 60 months
Profit calculated on daily basis Potentially earn higher returns. Profit gained from the investment will be shared between both parties (Customer & Bank) accordingly based on agreed profit sharing ratio (PSR). The profit will be paid on monthly basis and it is NOT subject to tenor or number of withdrawal
Payment of profit is on monthly basis

im late to find out new rule. putted as usual so wait until date

if u suggest that, i withdraw all lo

Return of the 4%!

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p.../PRO-Promotions

with refer to the graph it did show the fund size compare for may 2017 n june 2017