Here you go. Interest changes more or less every month but they have been more than Egia since Egia drop to below 3.5.

Check the fund fact sheet. Yes take slightly longer time. Keep in mind each transaction better be in RM500 (have to read the TnC again). For me doesn't really matter as well my transaction with them memang >RM500.
No one is going to give you 3.xx/day. Is 3.xx/year.

You need to print the form, sign and email to them along with your scanned IC. I think online application is just to facilitate the form filling so that you no need to fill in the form manually

More info can be found in this thread. I wrote a short summary at this link.
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=89986305

Just reply to this thread.

Never tried. So can't tell you the answer

For SG part,  best would be ParkwayLife Reit if you can get it at 2.5x.
Second would be Citibank maxi gain. Need SGD15k to open.
More info
https://theboywhoprocrastinates.blogspot.co...-for-2018.html/
https://heartlandboy.com/citi-maxigain-savings-account/
Third DBS multiplier
Fourth SSB (not sure if we can buy)
Fifth Cimb fast saver.

eGIA must retain for 1 month minimum right? Last time used to have daily interest

No service charge. Money market fund is unit trust which invest in mainly FDs

No need. Those are for other UT than money market fund. Of course for money market,  better to make sure your transaction is min RM500.

Bro interest paid once a month on the beginning of the month. Withdraw your maybank account.

Interest won't be paid to bank account  It will be paid into your Phillip money market fund.

oops, just realized that some of you did not catch my sarcasm w.r.t. IDS.

Nice guy answer: According to my analysis using a multi-matrix algorithm styled computational pedagological approach, there has not been a BUY call with regards to IDS,

Kopitiam / fish market style: T1U IDS. Kanasai, this fund is kowpehkowbu si peh chiak sai lau sai kanasai fund.

Xuzen

Same return, as stated in the fact sheets.

Phillip Master Islamic Cash Fund Fact Sheet
https://www.eunittrust.com.my/pdf/Factsheet...06082018_fs.pdf
Monthly Distribution Record for July 2018: 3.69% p.a

Phillip Master Money Market Fund Fact Sheet
https://www.eunittrust.com.my/pdf/Factsheet...00082018_fs.pdf
Monthly Distribution Record for July 2018: 3.69% p.a
So, I guess that we are still putting our faith in Phillip Master Money Market Fund, since this fund has longer track record.

Avoid scb bonus saver. If you can,  go for Citibank maxi gain. Or DBS Multiplier. Easier to hit 2% p.a Just do a GIRO from other account into your own account, credit salary into your account. Then all payout if you are using DBS V into DBS multiplier account. Depending on whether the SGD3k lock inside can generate you money. My time SGD3k lock inside can't hardly earn anything until they revamp the TnC. I close account already before they revamp the TnC to make it more attractive. Heartland boy wrote 2 good articles on it.
https://heartlandboy.com/get-highest-intere...vings-accounts/
https://heartlandboy.com/citi-maxigain-savings-account/

Well there are 2 schools of thought.
1) DCA every month which I am not a fan of
2) Buy when it's on discount (I am fan if this)

Why waste money to buy things are expensive? Better I collect money and buy more when it's cheaper.

For me SG parking only Cimb Fastsaver.
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60. ELEVEN: Since 1999, tax exemption for interest earned on
wholesale money market funds was granted to develop the unit
trust industry. In Malaysia, the growth of these funds has been
substantial, at 24% annually since 2010 to achieve a total fund
size of RM42.9 billion as at December 2017. Hence the tax
exemption granted for these funds will cease beginning 1
January 2019 in order to realign the tax treatment on interest
income with these wholesale money market funds, which are
primarily set up by corporate entities.

Phillip Mutual is not PIDM protected right? Though my amount is not much but still...