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    • starlight1968sgS Offline
      starlight1968sg
      last edited by

      OT: NOT a Fixed Deposit

      https://www.manulife.com.sg/manulifeboost

      Anybody bought Manulife Boost 1?
      Thank you.

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      • J Offline
        jeparent
        last edited by

        With ref to the Maybank Structured deposit , I wonder if there is a deliberate mistake.


        In the papers ,it is saying

        Minimum effective interest rate is 2.3073% p.a.3

        In the Maybank webpage, it is saying

        Maximum effective interest rate is 2.3073% p.a.3

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        • lee_ylL Offline
          lee_yl
          last edited by

          jeparent:
          With ref to the Maybank Structured deposit , I wonder if there is a deliberate mistake.


          In the papers ,it is saying

          Minimum effective interest rate is 2.3073% p.a.3

          In the Maybank webpage, it is saying

          Maximum effective interest rate is 2.3073% p.a.3
          I took it in stride since Min = Max as the annual rates are fixed with no variable component.

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          • MyPillowM Offline
            MyPillow
            last edited by

            lee_yl:
            jeparent:

            With ref to the Maybank Structured deposit , I wonder if there is a deliberate mistake.


            In the papers ,it is saying

            Minimum effective interest rate is 2.3073% p.a.3

            In the Maybank webpage, it is saying

            Maximum effective interest rate is 2.3073% p.a.3

            I took it in stride since Min = Max as the annual rates are fixed with no variable component.

            yep correct. min u get 2.3% int rate ,max u can get is also 2.3% -no more no less, Must keep the capital/deposit for 5 hard yrs with the bank.

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              jeparent
              last edited by

              MyPillow:
              lee_yl:

              [quote=\"jeparent\"]With ref to the Maybank Structured deposit , I wonder if there is a deliberate mistake.


              In the papers ,it is saying

              Minimum effective interest rate is 2.3073% p.a.3

              In the Maybank webpage, it is saying

              Maximum effective interest rate is 2.3073% p.a.3

              I took it in stride since Min = Max as the annual rates are fixed with no variable component.

              yep correct. min u get 2.3% int rate ,max u can get is also 2.3% -no more no less, Must keep the capital/deposit for 5 hard yrs with the bank.[/quote]Sorry , perhaps i am not familiar to the financial terms. The mentioned structured deposit only mentioned 100% principal guaranteed , hence you may not get any returns/gain at all after maturity. Hence i feel it is kind of misleading by saying \"minimum\" effective interest rate.

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              • lee_ylL Offline
                lee_yl
                last edited by

                jeparent:
                MyPillow:

                [quote=\"lee_yl\"]

                I took it in stride since Min = Max as the annual rates are fixed with no variable component.

                yep correct. min u get 2.3% int rate ,max u can get is also 2.3% -no more no less, Must keep the capital/deposit for 5 hard yrs with the bank.

                Sorry , perhaps i am not familiar to the financial terms. The mentioned structured deposit only mentioned 100% principal guaranteed , hence you may not get any returns/gain at all after maturity. Hence i feel it is kind of misleading by saying \"minimum\" effective interest rate.[/quote]The interest is paid every 6 months during the tenure of the structured deposit.

                So you will be getting regular income and collect the full principal at the end of the tenure.

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                • L Offline
                  lalaland
                  last edited by

                  I remember there was a lot of activities this time last year - Stanchart, Maybank all offering very competitive rates.

                  Those who put in 12 months last year probably have their deposits matured around now. But the rates are so pathetic now the structured deposits look good in comparison. Anyone seriously looking at this? But it is for 5 years, min 30k.

                  http://info.maybank2u.com.sg/personal/investment-insurance/investment/structured-deposit-current-offering.aspx

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                  • starlight1968sgS Offline
                    starlight1968sg
                    last edited by

                    I am looking at the Maybank pdt but still thinking bec of the min 30k, noting it is not a plain FD

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                    • L Offline
                      lalaland
                      last edited by

                      starlight1968sg:
                      I am looking at the Maybank pdt but still thinking bec of the min 30k, noting it is not a plain FD

                      Yes, and it is 5 years long.

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                      • MrsKiasuM Offline
                        MrsKiasu
                        last edited by

                        I still like my current arrangement…higher interest attached to card spending.

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