QUOTE(cybpsych @ Apr 9 2016, 09:12 AM)
from my calculation, still 4% p.a. rate
yes, that's what i do. put multiple placements with min rm1k. then withdraw any of them to use.
example: credit card due date @ 10 April, car loan @ 15 April, house loan @ 20 April.
you can put 3 placements, then withdraw each on 10th, 15th, and 20th respectively. this way, u can maximize each placement for its profit calcuation (daily-based).
or
put one lumpsum placement with expected future amount to be withdrawn (cc+car loan+house loan).
then on 10th, withdraw this lumpsum. pay cc first.
then put a new placement (car loan+house loan).
then on 15th, withdraw the new lumpsum. pay car loan.
then put a new placement (house loan).
then on 20th, withdraw and pay house loan.
yes, that's what i do. put multiple placements with min rm1k. then withdraw any of them to use.
example: credit card due date @ 10 April, car loan @ 15 April, house loan @ 20 April.
you can put 3 placements, then withdraw each on 10th, 15th, and 20th respectively. this way, u can maximize each placement for its profit calcuation (daily-based).
or
put one lumpsum placement with expected future amount to be withdrawn (cc+car loan+house loan).
then on 10th, withdraw this lumpsum. pay cc first.
then put a new placement (car loan+house loan).
then on 15th, withdraw the new lumpsum. pay car loan.
then put a new placement (house loan).
then on 20th, withdraw and pay house loan.
QUOTE(christ14 @ Nov 9 2016, 09:17 AM)
im not sure about this if i have not read it or not found.. but can we open like 2-3 gia acc? for example. first one 3k. not gona do anything. 2nd one open put in 1k. 2 weeks later take out pay cc. 3rd one more or less same as 2nd ?
^ here's my strategy in using eGIA, previously shared hereyou should know how much of your fixed monthly expenditure (car/house loan, bills, give parents, etc) and payment due dates, right? so, timed your placement and uplift accordingly.
Nov 9 2016, 01:03 PM

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