If such the case, you can invest in bond funds. The risk is higher but could provide ample return which could be slightly higher than FD.
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If such the case, you can invest in bond funds. The risk is higher but could provide ample return which could be slightly higher than FD.
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QUOTE(! Love Money @ Oct 16 2008, 08:00 AM) There're several unit trust managers around. I cannot pin point to the exact fund. You have to scout around. Take some examples from Public Mutual - PBF, PSBF, PISBF. If you have furhter queries, please divert your questions in the PM thread. |
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Those kind of FD need to be created at the branch. Sorry for that.
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The advertised rate is per annum rate.
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Saving is not taxable.
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e-Fixed Deposit's New Enhancement
Please be informed that starting today, there are new enhancements regarding e-Fixed Deposit. Currently, you have to visit to the nearest branch or close the Fixed Deposit if you want to change or modify your FD/GIA and MDA-i details such as tenure or dividend/interest payment mode. With this new enhancement at M2U, you will be able to do modification of eFD in these areas: 1. Tenure 2. Dividend/ interest payment mode 3. Instruction on maturity How To: 1. Login to Maybank2u.com 2. Click on ‘Accounts & Banking' 3. Click on ‘Manage Your eFixed Deposit Accounts' 4. Select your eFixed Deposit Account 5. Select ‘Modify' on the certificate. 6. Select the term, Interest payment mode and Instruction on maturity that you wish to changed. ‘Click Continue'. 7. Key in TAC no and click ‘Confirm'. 8. Summary page will appear. Click ‘Print Confirmation' for your personal record. This service is available daily from 6am to 10.30pm Terms & Conditions Apply. URL: http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...d=/mbb/Personal |
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The FD in all banks are governed by the interest rate from BNM. Won't have extraordinary rates in the FD instruments.
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M2U eFD does not require TAC anymore for new placement; similar like CIMBClicks.
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Is it the 1st time you perform eFD? Maybe it takes sometime for 1st time creation for a FD account. After that, it'll be almost instantaneously.
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QUOTE(CalvinTeh99 @ Apr 29 2011, 02:53 PM) mine have to wait until next 3 working days after I give them a remind call The last 3 are Islamic banking product. Kindly understand the offered PSR first.they said they "missed out the report", really unprofessional Added on April 29, 2011, 2:58 pmby the way, which one of the following give better interest? 1) Maybank Conventional FD 2) Maybank GIA Mudharabah 3) Murabahah Deposit Account (MDA-i) 4) Islamic Fixed Deposit |
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