everyone please dont answer those question that have been discussed for few days. kindly refer to previous thread rather than post same question everyday

no no don't get me wrong, just for my knowledge only... looking for short simple answers only.... so its confirmed compounding interest if i read all the long ass answers/ debate in the previous post rite?

This post has been edited by Afterburner1.0: Mar 28 2022, 02:42 PM

KDI Save offers a promotional fixed return of 3.0% per annum for the first RM 200,000 in cash deposits made until 31 December 2022.
The rates for any placement above RM 200,000 would be 2.25% per annum.
https://kclau.com/investment/kdi-save-review/

So that 200k will get 3%,...what about those interest earned? Will only get 2.25%pa or 3%pa? (as it is not considered as cash deposit... But interest earned or will they consider interest earned as cash deposits too? ) 🤔🤔

This post has been edited by MUM: Mar 28 2022, 03:09 PM

ask customer service

a short answer YES is harmless, shit happened only when some just refused to accept truth,
twist and turn to rebut.

yeah the amount is too small to be visible.

right also, answer is already there
isnt the answer already there?

above 200k why should KDI pay 3% again? How if some put RM10 million and earn so much interest
and that interest is asking KDI for 3% beyond the RM200k?

then it defeats the purpose of this forumn.
We must differentiate genuine slow forumner from shit stirrer.

This post has been edited by guy3288: Mar 29 2022, 09:32 AM

best is ask their CS

ppl here sometimes give u answer that is not what u need. Can’t get satisfactory answer from CS then only come here

As it is a deposit, then it would be as follows..
"KDI Save offers a promotional fixed return of 3.0% per annum for the first RM 200,000 in cash deposits made until 31 December 2022.
The rates for any placement above RM 200,000 would be 2.25% per annum."

Guys, for KDI save, any idea where the withdrawal will withdraw the money from "Returns" first, or will withdraw the money from "Net Deposit" first?

official info must always come from kenanga. any discrepancy can discuss in the forum. but if already discussed before and still don't believe, what else to expect.

i reiterate official info must always come from kenanga. many forumers got wrong info and blindly follow, not only in this thread but also other threads. anything wrong, can't hold forumers responsible. just got to keep quiet and hide in shame.

You didn't get my point, read again.
Imagine i deposit rm200million, my accumulated returns now
Rm229000, would KDI pay 3% for this?

You argue this is not deposit, it is interest ,i doubt kdi can pay 3% for any amount above 200k, whether deposit or interest
Almost all from nett deposit

Obviously, OFFICIAL word is not there for nothing.

But i agree follow blindly go suffer quietly, cant blame anyone.

So that means the earlier post by a forummers questioning that if he will get 200k x 3% interest after 10 days.... Is he will not continue to get 3% on all his money for the I terest earned will exceed 200k n the rate will be reduced for any access of 200k...

Answer is already there. If i explain further others would get impatient with you and jittery again

I notice they took from net deposit, then return for that amount of withdrawal, they deposit into net deposit. Return will minus out.

For the referral reward RM10, must invest in KDI Invest RM250 for the first time? If put in KDI Save, can get the referral reward?

yes, cannot

Thanks for the reply, usually takes how long to receive the rm10?

According to KDI CS, after your referee successfully deposited RM250 in their ETF account, KDI will reward RM 10 to both referrer and referee in 30 days.

but so far i didnt receive any, more than 30 days dah

May I know why does it matter?

Then should contact CS and ask for it.

likely tipu.. but ok they give foc invest up to RM3k (not sure how long this will last). Worth to put in money for KDI Invest if less than RM3k.
so far I see money growing there for my "very conservative" portfolio. Later on 1st will share what they investing in.

This post has been edited by Davidtcf: Mar 29 2022, 05:41 PM