You can't do withdrawal without your passbook. You are still required to do thumb print the form and present your IC for withdrawal.

ASNB should allow customers to continue using their existing passbook until it reaches the last page, then only go for slip printing. For those new customers, they can straightaway go for non passbook. After all, am sure they are using same printer for both anyway.

So, if I had been topping up via M2U and/or myASNB, how do I get the latest summary of my transactions and account balance? Can I go to any agent banks and tell them to print me a statement?

Sorry can anyone advise me again what is the new SOP for deposit and withdrawal via counter? Have not done any transaction since the new process started.

To get an updated transaction statement, I understand that they will print on paper instead, and no more passbook. Are the deposit/withdrawal forms still applicable?

Limit for ASB 1 and 2 is 200k.

Not everyone is internet savvy especially the senior citizens. So of course preference is still on passbook and OTC transactions. My mother complains about the paper statements as in due time over the years, there will be stacks of the papers vs one passbook.

Did my first ever transaction using myASNB today..miserable RM100 for ASW2020

Look under Retail, not Commercial. m2u is on the most right column. I also got confused a bit when I started using the site.

They should have increased the ASB adults limit first to encourage adults savings, before increasing kids account limit.

Is there a limit for ASW bumi quota?

I think this myASNB is really addictive. Once transaction can go thru, there's the urge to find more bullets to top up

For ASB account, does anyone knows what is that deduction of Normal Redemption charges of RM10.60?

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This post has been edited by audy: Feb 8 2018, 09:20 AM

I thought Li Chun...must deposit $$

Looks like myASNB is back in business

Just received my refund from IRB, time to top up ASx