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jphlau
post Jan 12 2010, 03:56 PM

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QUOTE(nicholas88 @ Jan 12 2010, 01:12 PM)
Hi guys,

I'm planning to invest in eFixed Deposit, however, I got few queries :

1. When I log into maybank2u, I was given 3 option when entering eFD page :
- Maybank  Conventional Fixed Deposit
- Maybank GIA Mudharabah
- Mudharabah Deposit Account (MDA-i)

I can't find any details in the website, may I know what's the difference?

2. If I were to place 5,000 for 1 month eFD, the interest rate p.a. for 1 month is 2%. May I know how to calculate? e.g. end of the month, how much will I get?
Is it calculate as :
5,000*0.02*(1/12=0.083) = RM 8.3 ?


3. If let's say I put 5,000 for 12 months. Within this 12 months, I add another 4,000 into the eFD, is the interest will be based on the increased amount (9,000) or based on the original principal amount 5,000?
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1. No idea. Do not use maybank.

2. correct

3. you cannot change your exisitng 5000 fd. You will need to open a new 4000 fd.


Added on January 12, 2010, 3:57 pm
QUOTE(nicholas88 @ Jan 12 2010, 01:12 PM)
Hi guys,

I'm planning to invest in eFixed Deposit, however, I got few queries :

1. When I log into maybank2u, I was given 3 option when entering eFD page :
- Maybank  Conventional Fixed Deposit
- Maybank GIA Mudharabah
- Mudharabah Deposit Account (MDA-i)

I can't find any details in the website, may I know what's the difference?

2. If I were to place 5,000 for 1 month eFD, the interest rate p.a. for 1 month is 2%. May I know how to calculate? e.g. end of the month, how much will I get?
Is it calculate as :
5,000*0.02*(1/12=0.083) = RM 8.3 ?


3. If let's say I put 5,000 for 12 months. Within this 12 months, I add another 4,000 into the eFD, is the interest will be based on the increased amount (9,000) or based on the original principal amount 5,000?
*
1. No idea. Do not use maybank.

2. correct

3. you cannot change your exisitng 5000 fd before maturity or you will lose your interest. You will need to open a new 4000 fd.

This post has been edited by jphlau: Jan 12 2010, 03:57 PM

 

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