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 Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V. No.15, Strictly for FD Discussion Only

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post Nov 19 2019, 09:41 AM

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There is a specific foreign currency FD thread if interested to discuss on it.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/512136/+460

Everyone has different preference on view.

Don't need to be too strict on OT issue, at the same time, we also don't want to see it is OT too much by then the topic may deviate too far out.
Just be tolerance with each other.

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post Nov 19 2019, 10:40 AM

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QUOTE(Capt. Marble @ Nov 19 2019, 09:44 AM)
I think he is talking about opening the account and depositing in 'Bank of China' in Malaysia branch in Ampang. I saw one in Klang to if not mistaken.
I am not quite sure but is it possible?
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Bank of China Malaysia is incorporated in Malaysia, it is one of Malaysia bank.

In fact, all banks in Malaysia even though they use their own parent company name (Cxxx, Oxxx) are incorporated in Malaysia.

Nowadays, most banks do have foreign currency fixed deposit as well as foreign currency current account.
Can join in the foreign currency FD thread to know more about it.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/512136/+460


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post Jan 6 2020, 03:40 PM

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QUOTE(jrrsim @ Jan 6 2020, 02:26 PM)
Hi sifus, request help and experience.. not sure how to advise my relative

today i heard from my relative that she went to collect an fd she put in at say 4.5% rate for 12 months.. however, the bank teller couldn't find the certificate number.. then finally found that the cert number changed because the bank officer withdrew the original fd a few days later and put it into a new fd account (at say 4%) due to wrong bank rate at the time.. the officer even said they called my relative at the time but no one picked up..

Is it legal for a bank officer to withdraw money on behalf of a customer without the customer present, and change the fd rate to the supposedly "correct rate" at the time?

What actions can be taken to complain?
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QUOTE(jrrsim @ Jan 6 2020, 02:39 PM)
Also, would like to warn all FD OTC users to not think the money you deposit FD is safe.

Bank officers have the power to withdraw your money without you present. Maybe digital banking is the way forward
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Bank officer cannot simply withdraw anyone money and deposit elsewhere.

Every bank transaction is documented and can be traced easily, money won't simply missing or withdrawn at bank officer wish.

On the above issue, the money is still within the the same account holder, just because of incorrect entry and change to another certificate, it doesn't constitute as fraud withdrawal.
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post Jan 6 2020, 04:12 PM

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QUOTE(Syracuse @ Jan 6 2020, 03:38 PM)
In my experience, CIMB is very customer-friendly when it comes to FD withdrawals without the deposit slip. All you need is your IC and fingerprint - they can easily check which FD account is linked to your IC number. Also, your FD account can be seen online via CIMB Clicks portal. I've been placing FD with CIMB intermittently for the past 7 years, and never have I been denied withdrawal when I don't present the slip.

In contrast, Public Bank officers at the branch near my home is a pain in the ass to deal with. They insist on seeing the deposit slip, even though I've had an account with them for about 9 years and I have my IC. It makes little sense, really - what if the slip gets taken away by someone else? Would they be able to withdraw my FD even though they are a different person? It that sense, the deposit slip is a pain in the ass to keep an eye on, and no more secure than plain cash anyway.
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Deposit slip or cert is not 'cash like". In fact, it is no different than any other ordinary transaction slip.

No one can withdraw your FD with just a deposit slip or cert.

Banks verify withdrawal or transaction through your IC + thumbprint + signature. Insisting deposit slip just add extra layer only.

There are banks (mostly now) adopt cert-less FD, which means you don't need to present deposit slip/cert to perform withdrawal. Those slip you are getting when depositing, merely a transaction slip or just like ordinary receipt, no use further. Those generally adopt statement based FD.

While there are banks still adopt old way that FD cert is printed and needed to be presented when withdraw.



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post Feb 17 2020, 08:58 AM

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Please do not post out of topic issue.

One can always open a new topic to talk about other stuff instead hijacking FD thread for groceries discussion.

Thank you for the cooperation.
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post Mar 3 2020, 03:08 PM

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OPR cut 0.25%.
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post Apr 14 2020, 11:56 AM

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QUOTE(Anson Wong 412 @ Apr 14 2020, 11:18 AM)
Hey Guys, for OCBC 3.25% eFD, does anyone try FPX transfer? I cant do it via giro transfer. It's show error. Anyone have the same problem as well? Thanks
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FPX is FPX.
It is not a the same with Giro.
Just like Giro is different with Duitnow.

And some banks need to set FPX limit as its limit is not the same with Giro.

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post Apr 17 2020, 02:24 PM

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QUOTE(sms2u @ Apr 17 2020, 01:30 PM)
hong leong bank should be not allow to uplift or withdrawn FD from other branch.

U said yes becos MCO now and confirm?
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Since last year or so when they changed their system, already can withdraw interbranch across.
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post Apr 20 2020, 02:53 PM

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QUOTE(kb2005 @ Apr 20 2020, 02:13 PM)
Maybank 3.05% for 6months.

Should there be any Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) change, the offer rates may be revised.

I thought usually FD rate is fixed but Maybank will revise if OPR change!
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The rate is fixed when you placed it.

The statement said, the offer rate may be revised when OPR changed <--- they can no long "offer" this rate, if there is change in OPR, which is norm statement for any FD promo campaign.

Just like supermarket can take down the offer price (instead of previously stated offer from a date to another), when there is OPR changes. Whilst those you already bought at previous offer price, you already "pocketed" it.

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post May 5 2020, 03:04 PM

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OPR cut 0.5%.
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post May 22 2020, 09:59 AM

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QUOTE(GrumpyNooby @ May 22 2020, 07:22 AM)
But 3.9% pa for a 2-year plan is rather high at current interest rate environment.
UOB offered only me a 3-year plan with 3%% pa and I believe the plan is underwritten by Prudential (their insurance and wealth management partner),
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It is Bancassurance.

The money is not with bank, bank is merely a selling agent for those insurance product.
It is like endowment plan, just a shorter term. For UOB-Prudential, they called it Guaranteed Income Protection plan.

We don't know the 3.9% is still available or not. Normally those product are offered within a short period of time, or once reach the fund size, then no more.
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post May 22 2020, 10:39 AM

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QUOTE(majorarmstrong @ May 22 2020, 10:36 AM)
if OPR go up and they still decide to pay you 3.9% then not worth lo
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The catch of those endowment plan, is that, you can't withdraw until maturity date. Any premature withdraw, may result getting back 90+% only.
While FD you get back 100% principal for any premature withdrawal.
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QUOTE(WaCKy-Angel @ May 22 2020, 10:40 AM)
Usually these plan that comes with insurance benefits will deduct the premium "as payment for insurance portion" right?

But how come this OCBC one shows payout 100% of premium paid?

That sounds really good since got extra insurance benefits.
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The insurance benefit is not much generally. The OCBC-GE one, I am not familiar with it.

For UOB-Prudential GIP, you put 100K, and get the coverage of 110K for certain age group, and 105K for older age for death benefit, means that extra 10K and 5K coverage only.

Please remember, those are insurance product, not FD.


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post Apr 9 2021, 11:16 AM

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QUOTE(gchowyh @ Apr 8 2021, 09:55 PM)
I know is kind of out of topic here but the details of the bond is almost like FD, ie.
1. Is only for 1 year
2. Payout is 5% a year, paid quarterly.
3. Minimum placement is only RM 10k
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5% is likely the coupon rate.

You need to use YTM rate as to compare with FD, because at current interest rate environment, most bonds are sold/traded above its par value.

It is unlikely for short term graded bond to have YTM more than around 3% currently.

Can head to Bond thread to discuss on it, as this thread is catered mainly for FD only.
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jun 1 2021, 11:00 AM)
OCBC RM whatsapp this FRNID info.

5 years tenure
3.6%, interest pays quarterly.
But this offer is only available from 1 June to 4 June of 2021 only.

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Anybody knows about this promo?
What is FRNID?
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First, I don't know about the current OCBC FRNID, so better contact your RM about the details specifically check what the FRNID is linked to.

For general,
FRNID is a structured product that linked to an underlying indicator/financial product.

Most common and popular FRNID out there is Klibor. 3 months.
If the Klibor rate is not rising beyond the threshold of the structured product set clause, then you get paid the x.x% as advertised.
While if exceed then get nothing.
So if entire 5 years always beyond, then you get nothing for 5 years, but get back the principal when it matured.

Some other FRNID can link to other financial product as well.

It is not as same as ordinary FD although principal is guaranteed.

There is similar thread talked about FRNID product previously. Can read upon to understand about it.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1772685/all
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post Jul 20 2022, 09:17 AM

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Please only post about FD rate on this thread.
For those "grand theory", please create newer topic for that.

Thank you.

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Please cooperate by not posting on those grand theory, trivia squeezing methods, count until cents etc issues.
Posts deletion and suspension may be served by moderators if persisting long posting on those trivia "grand theory" issue.

One may create a new topic if interested to discuss on it.
Most FDers in this topic are mostly interested of specific FD rate issue only.
Let the thread become neat and ease for everyone read.

Thank you.


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post Jul 25 2022, 10:10 AM

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There is dedicated Foreign currency FD topic, please post here. https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/512136/+480

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post Aug 10 2022, 03:51 PM

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There is existing thread discuss on saving account related issues.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2590659/+880
Please post there.

This thread mainly cater for FD rate issues and refrain from OT too much.
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post Jan 19 2023, 03:41 PM

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Please bring the macro economy issue related to OPR to a new/existing topic, as it is always lengthy and complex that required a lot of understanding how financial market works and how interest rate could affect world economy, how money liquidity works.

This topic mainly for simple posting of FD rate offered by banks.

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post Mar 26 2023, 11:34 AM

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This thread is mainly for FD rate discussion.
Other than that like recent bank liquidity issue etc, please create another topic for the discussion as it will easily deviate too much from this FD topic.

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