Maybank over the counter 4%. Min 10k. Interest at the end of tenure.
I guess that HLB FPX more attractive then.
Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V. No.15, Strictly for FD Discussion Only
Fixed Deposit Rates In Malaysia V. No.15, Strictly for FD Discussion Only
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Maybank over the counter 4%. Min 10k. Interest at the end of tenure.
I guess that HLB FPX more attractive then. |
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Jan 11 2017, 04:30 PM
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Jan 12 2017, 11:14 AM
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Guys I tried the HSBC 4.88% 3 month fd and dropped a Maybank's bankers cheque yesterday. Effective start date would be next Monday. Fair?
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Jan 12 2017, 01:24 PM
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QUOTE(Deal Hunter @ Jan 12 2017, 01:04 PM) Each bank has own peculiar ways of doing things - it is only a matter of time whether you are sharp enough to notice the differences and changes as you move your FDs around. Some branches of banks even do things in ways different from other branches. If you question the bank managers or the persons in charge of various operations they could end up confused when compared with other branches and they may end up consulting and phoning here and there to check if they take you seriously. Usually I do not take the call centers and websites too seriously when the subject is FD promotions or operational instructions - probably way off their training and updating. This HSBC officer offered a golden chicken to compensate :| |
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QUOTE(SingKer @ Jan 12 2017, 02:11 PM) Which branch you went? and how the golden chicken looks like? 24k gold plated? lol aiyer I didnt ask details. I said apply backdate for me first, if not baru give me chicken Got picture to show ah? Hehehe Queensbay Penang This post has been edited by cclim2011: Jan 12 2017, 02:35 PM |
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QUOTE(Jeff the Bear @ Jan 13 2017, 03:49 PM) Hi guys, Not advice. But some info if you need (from pidm .gov website)I'm new here. Been in Australia for the past 27 years and am looking at moving back to Malaysia in a few months time. I am honestly a bit scared about the move back home and a bit nervous about my investments in Malaysia. I don't mean to brag or anything, just want to be honest about my situation and seek some advice. I will have about RM 2 million balance (mainly due to the strong Aussie dollar) after buying a house and a car, and was wondering what's the best thing to do with the 2 million. I thought about investing in FD, but am I right in assuming that the Govt will only insure RM 250k? This being the case, I guess I will have to split the cash and deposit to a few different banks? Or is there to your knowledge bank(s)/schemes that will have government protection over the whole amount? If there are better options available, please let me know. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Q4: What is the deposit insurance protection limit? A: Your eligible deposits are protected up to RM250,000 per depositor per member bank. The RM250,000 limit includes both the principal amount of a deposit and the interest/return. The limit also applies separately to Islamic and conventional deposits. May be you can lock down some amount of your money to, like the AM Bank, for say 5 years with 4.3% annual interest. |
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QUOTE(Jeff the Bear @ Jan 13 2017, 07:07 PM) Thanks so much for the response. In terms of the 5 year FD, will I be able to withdraw the interest on a yearly basis or will I have to wait for the five years to lapse? Depends on bank. Like the AM Bank spoken above, it will give you the interest every 6 months. Cheers |
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QUOTE(Jeff the Bear @ Jan 14 2017, 02:30 AM) Yes, I am. My reason for coming now is basically because I feel it's the right time personally and I wanted to convert the currency now because I don't believe the RM will stay this low forever. I might be proven wrong however but historically speaking, the AUD to RM has been at around 2.8-3 instead of 3.35 as it stands now. My family members think that I'm mad for wanting to come back, but I see it as being a lifestyle change. Politics etc don't affect me as much as others as I'm still single. Don't think I will return to Australia as I have no real attachments here, but I guess I can't say never. I might just rent in Malaysia for the first 12 months, see how it goes as you suggested, but I still think I should convert the cash right now. It's speculation of course but I don't see the AUD being this strong for much longer and the RM being this weak. Ya, I thought of that before you mentioned. If you are spending in ringgit later on for a long time, why not. The only risk is that this country goes really bad.With the FD interest, should be able to maintain your lifestyle with some decent amount of insurance coverage. Welcome back, it's a nice (your) country after all |
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got 5 years ambank 50k+50k 4.32 monthly interest (with parent, warga emas only can get monthly). second 50k is fresh fund.
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QUOTE(coolstore @ Jan 24 2017, 08:11 PM) regarding the monthly interest matter, is that if one withdraw before maturity date, the bank would deduct all the paid monthly interest from your principal amount while withdrawing? can maintain. yeah it meets my needs for this amount of money. i tried that before with hongleong, the credited monthly interest into saving account deducted from principal, so the net amount still the ori deposit amount, bank won't make loss on this matter. seems it juz more convenience for ppl to use the interest before maturity only if can't maintain better don lock on so long. |
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QUOTE(michaelchang @ Feb 21 2017, 05:28 PM) Because it's 8 months @4% interest the effective rate is 2.666??? If malaysian standard of mathematics is at this level, we are doomed to be 3rd world country for a long long time I also got puzzled. I guess the HSBC 4.88 for three months effective rate is 1.22... |
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QUOTE(frozz@holic @ Feb 22 2017, 09:47 AM) Well its very simple ... all banks advertise their interest rate by " P.A. " which means Per Annum, it's a simple english word that means A Year or every Year The effective rate for hong leong is 4.0p.a regardless what is the duration of the FD.which can further mean those 3 mths / 8 mths / 10 mths types of FD at X amount interest when you think logically if you put less than a year do you think banks (aka licensed loan sharks) will give you that advertised X amount interest ? it's marketing tactics !! Even newbie like me knows about it, simple maths people. But i agree it would be much easier if all banks advertise effective rate rather than P.A. the world would be a better place. with that out of the way, after some very tired "musical chair" playing, decided to make my FD to OCBC Bank 12mths@4%, anyone on the same page as me ? any advice or things to note for this OCBC FD? i humbly thank you in advance. I hope you can get the concept right. |
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QUOTE(frozz@holic @ Feb 23 2017, 12:59 AM) wow so much drama here ... how did my "that is only 2.666% is a little low IMHO" turn into bimbos and pizzas ? Your definition of effective rate sounds correct but your understanding was not correct. why am i also getting hints that i reported someone's post too ? i welcome all opinions and live in peace, do not have the time to report people i only mentioned the E.R. for HLB is on the low side in my opinion, what say others ? suddenly bimbos and pizza comes in ... nice jokes @deal hunter ... seems like you are the only one who gets what i am saying Interest Rate = Interest rate / Marketed Rate Effective Rate = Actual interest Rate you finally get which will be used to multiple with your deposited amount (some banks have started using this term like Maybank 3.91% rate promo) Just to be on the same page, what do you think is the effective rate per annum for the following case 1 month FD promotion, 4% per annum. The effective rate per annum is ____ % |
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