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post Apr 27 2018, 12:04 PM

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QUOTE(kochin @ Apr 24 2018, 04:54 PM)
after repeated haggling by tiger bank, finally moved my butt to join their "wealth" status, previously known as aspire.

no welcome gift.
although RM seems enthusiastic enough.

pushing for an endowment plan that seems quite interesting though.

capital of say RM32k per annum for 6 years.
first 6 years get RM4k per annum.
subsequently next 14 years get RM8k or so.

anyway long story short, pay total of 32kx6 years = approx 192k

get back over 20 years period = 142k interest guaranteed

insurance if unclaimed, 50k guaranteed at end of period or balance left if there's claim
unguaranteed bonus estimates rm90k at the end of period.

so guaranteed return = 192k (total return) / 192k (total vested) / 20 years
5% p.a?
better than fd if one discount the compounding interest effect.
but again they give rm8k yearly by year 7 with total capital of rm192k, still approx 4% already.

bonus is on the unguaranteed bonus?

good deal kah?

and really dissapointed that there's no welcome gift.
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Fei Mau, if I understand what you mean is :

Year 0 -32k
Year 1 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 2 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 3 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 4 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 5 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 6 +4k
Year 7 +8k
Year 8 +8k
Year 9 +8k
Year 10 +8k
Year 11 +8k
Year 12 +8k
Year 13 +8k
Year 14 +8k
Year 15 +8k
Year 16 +8k
Year 17 +8k
Year 18 +8k
Year 19 +8k
Year 20 +8k + 50k + 142k = +200k

The the IRR (ie. compound interest) is 4.0425%

Conclusion : crap investment. Better off put in FD with special offer, you get more return + flexibility to access the fund

Like others said, these type of endowment plans are crap.




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post Apr 27 2018, 12:11 PM

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QUOTE(kochin @ Apr 27 2018, 11:26 AM)
the only non guaranteed portion is the 90k.
guaranteed return is 4x6 + 14x8 + 50 = 186k

186k/192k / 20 years = 4.8%
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What ? Not 142k, but 90k ? Not guaranteed somemore ?

Year 0 -32k
Year 1 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 2 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 3 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 4 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 5 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 6 +4k
Year 7 +8k
Year 8 +8k
Year 9 +8k
Year 10 +8k
Year 11 +8k
Year 12 +8k
Year 13 +8k
Year 14 +8k
Year 15 +8k
Year 16 +8k
Year 17 +8k
Year 18 +8k
Year 19 +8k
Year 20 +8k + 50k + 90k = +148k

Then the IRR (ie. compound interest) is 2.8288%

In return, you give free gift to the bank biggrin.gif

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post Apr 27 2018, 12:15 PM

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thanks for all the response.
give it a pass then.

lol.
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post Apr 27 2018, 01:48 PM

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Banks created priority/privilege segment to increase their profit margin.

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post Apr 28 2018, 01:38 PM

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QUOTE(icemanfx @ Apr 26 2018, 11:47 PM)
You mean they don't have free flow of Krug at klia2 ppl?!
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QUOTE(Showtime747 @ Apr 27 2018, 12:11 PM)
What ? Not 142k, but 90k ? Not guaranteed somemore ?

Year 0 -32k
Year 1 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 2 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 3 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 4 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 5 -32k + 4k = -28k
Year 6 +4k
Year 7 +8k
Year 8 +8k
Year 9 +8k
Year 10 +8k
Year 11 +8k
Year 12 +8k
Year 13 +8k
Year 14 +8k
Year 15 +8k
Year 16 +8k
Year 17 +8k
Year 18 +8k
Year 19 +8k
Year 20 +8k + 50k + 90k = +148k

Then the IRR (ie. compound interest) is 2.8288%

In return, you give free gift to the bank  biggrin.gif
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why dont put some in UT and some in P2P ? the return is even higher.
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QUOTE(prince_mk @ Apr 28 2018, 01:40 PM)
why dont put some in UT and some in P2P ? the return is even higher.
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Actually, almost anything else is better biggrin.gif
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post Apr 29 2018, 07:11 PM

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Folks, whose priority bank is active in organizing events? Don't mind some social activities now and then.
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Bank.          Lower tier banking.    Upper tier banking

CIMB.        CIMB Prime.                CIMB Preferred
Maybank    Maybank Privilege.      Premier Wealth
HSBC.        HSBC Advance.            HSBC Premier
Citibank.    Citipriority.                  Citigold
UOB.          Wealth banking            Privilege banking
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What is the difference between Maybank Privilege and Premier Wealth? Both seem to have RM250k deposits/investment limit. Couldn't find any info on their website.
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QUOTE(Mattrock @ Apr 29 2018, 07:11 PM)
Folks, whose priority bank is active in organizing events? Don't mind some social activities now and then.
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U need buy investment etc only get invited as those are mainly talks on those and it has to be substantial.

Eg uob / SCB / amb. After few years holding and given annualised return of 3%+ average, I’ve sold them off except UT and since then never get invited anymore
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QUOTE(Mattrock @ Apr 30 2018, 11:25 AM)
What is the difference between Maybank Privilege and Premier Wealth? Both seem to have RM250k deposits/investment limit. Couldn't find any info on their website.
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Privilage you only need 50k Premier you need 250k or 500k for get or 2.5mil aum. Not sure. What I sure is aspire siapa also can lol
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QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ May 1 2018, 12:53 PM)
Privilage you only need 50k Premier you need 250k or 500k for get or 2.5mil aum. Not sure. What I sure is aspire siapa also can lol
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Just got Privilege (Aspire), any real benefits besides the debit card? lol
Premier Wealth is min USD1 million cash (checkout their new webpage)
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Is Maybank Premier Wealth any good?
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post Jun 26 2018, 06:04 PM

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QUOTE(khuanoz @ May 6 2018, 03:43 AM)
Just got Privilege (Aspire), any real benefits besides the debit card? lol
Premier Wealth is min USD1 million cash (checkout their new webpage)
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Maybank Premier Wealth requirement only 250k or 1 mil with deposit and financing products. tongue.gif Their Private Banking is a higher level requirement.
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What's the different between Premier and Private Banking?

What different benefits do they give?

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post Jun 28 2018, 06:37 PM

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QUOTE(55665566 @ Jun 27 2018, 09:34 AM)
What's the different between Premier and Private Banking?

What different benefits do they give?
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Probably better coffee and eyecandy? hahaha
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Guys, for a 7 digits investment which is maturing soon, what options do you think there are other than putting the money into FDs, UTs, Bonds, stock market, EPF, ASNB?
Putting into PMMMF temporarily until a proper decision is made within the next week.

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QUOTE(drbone @ Jul 4 2018, 09:22 PM)
Guys, for a 7 digits investment which is maturing soon, what options do you think there are other than putting the money into FDs, UTs, Bonds, stock market, EPF, ASNB?
Putting into PMMMF temporarily until a proper decision is made within the next week.
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I would personally suggest for foreign investments.

If you are going for ringgit denominated :
1.ASNB would be a good option for the next 3-4 years.
2.Bonds(get a consultant in private banking to explain in detail).

EPF would have withdrawal restrictions.

Stock market and floating unit trusts under Pakatan Harapan are terrible choices in the next 3-4 years.
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QUOTE(powerlinkers @ Jul 5 2018, 04:49 AM)
I would personally suggest for foreign investments.

If you are going for ringgit denominated :
1.ASNB would be a good option for the next 3-4 years.
2.Bonds(get a consultant in private banking to explain in detail).

EPF would have withdrawal restrictions.

Stock market and floating unit trusts under Pakatan Harapan are terrible choices in the next 3-4 years.
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Foreign investments such as ?
Yeah ASNB for now isn’t needed because there are already funds parked there.
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post Jul 5 2018, 09:57 AM

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QUOTE(drbone @ Jul 4 2018, 09:22 PM)
Guys, for a 7 digits investment which is maturing soon, what options do you think there are other than putting the money into FDs, UTs, Bonds, stock market, EPF, ASNB?
Putting into PMMMF temporarily until a proper decision is made within the next week.
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The bonds that u mentioned, does it include local retail bonds ?

Can consider retail bonds issued by banks or some local companies that u can trust (or think u can trust devil.gif ). The pay out higher than FD, of course some risk there just like everything else in life ! tongue.gif

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