I feel the safer way is to get spouse or family to open and “wash” in the two accounts.did u ask moving funds between hysa and pp will earn the bonus interests?
I feel the safer way is to get spouse or family to open and “wash” in the two accounts.did u ask moving funds between hysa and pp will earn the bonus interests?
Safest way. Use different name just make sure the other name don’t run away with you money. Hahah.No. I did not ask because think to toggle between two difference account/name to enjoy the full 3 mths bonus
best case will be RHB new promo from Jan 2023 to Mar 2023 with incremental reference month Dec 2022only regret is never open PP in Sep. then now cannot enjoy HYSA bonus for Dec and Feb due to Nov high ADB.
Then why can’t you open it on 1 Dec to enjoy the bonus now? I got nothing to regret because I didn’t know the trick to open two accounts then. I thought could only open either.only regret is never open PP in Sep. then now cannot enjoy HYSA bonus for Dec and Feb due to Nov high ADB.
did u ask moving funds between hysa and pp will earn the bonus interests?
Any experienced RM will answer NO based on the definition of "fresh fund" from current T&C promo.I doubt any RM will provide a direct answer to this question.
20 dollars will only be deducted if balance fall below 200k. So if you have fixed deposit with them and etc. it will be counted. Say of instance your PP is Nil but you have a 200k fd with them ,l a 20 dollars won’t be deductedIs it possible to do this :
1. Move funds out of HYSA to bank A on 1 Dec.
2. Open PP on 1 Dec.
3. Move funds from bank B to PP?
If there is less than $200k in PP, has anyone gotten $20 deducted?
Appreciate advixe.
Thanks in advance.
So it's based on total value across all RHB account lah20 dollars will only be deducted if balance fall below 200k. So if you have fixed deposit with them and etc. it will be counted. Say of instance your PP is Nil but you have a 200k fd with them ,l a 20 dollars won’t be deducted
That is my understanding. Total Relationship Balance is a combination of any individual deposits, investments and/or investment productSo it's based on total value across all RHB account lah
If you just have 200k HYSA is better off. As you don’t need to incurred the 20 dollarsAnyway, for those who has less than 200K, you might want to consider sign up HYSA and not PP.
PP is meant for customer with more net worth, TRB needs to be > 200K. Probably you may not be able to fulfill the 200K TRB for every month. But at least the full month after account open, you should fulfill.
Of course this is not a requirement from RHB, it is just my personal opinion.
Because if a lot of people sign up this PP account but they can't put in 200K through out the 6 months (assuming account close after 6 months), it is likely that RHB will start enforcing the requirement of 200K, which may affect the other PP customers that can put 200K for certain months and not the full 6 months.
Anyway, if one has less than 200K, (or even just nice 200K) the difference IR you earn from PP and HYSA cannot cover the $20 per month fall below fee anyway. So no point sign up PP anyway.