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Hey guys, sorry this has been asked before. It is possible to open another CIMB FastSaver-I account if even I already have a FastSaver already to enjoy 1% interest?
 

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Yes. I have both CIMB Fastsaver and Fastsaver-i personal accounts.

Hey guys, sorry this has been asked before. It is possible to open another CIMB FastSaver-I account if even I already have a FastSaver already to enjoy 1% interest?
 

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I opened with $1k, following month interest credited is around $8?
I thought its 1%? Did I misread something?
 

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my maths fail..

so cimb (1.5 % p.a.)
if put 10K, 3mth can get 37.70

how is this being cal?

edit: think i know how it calculate
1.5/12=0.125% X 3 mth = 37.50
 
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CIMB Fastsaver should be 1% pa

Should be:
$10,000 x 1% = $100 pa
$100/365 x (30+31+30)= $24.93 Interest for 3 months assuming 30, 31, 30 day months.

my maths fail..

so cimb (1.5 % p.a.)
if put 10K, 3mth can get 37.70

how is this being cal?

edit: think i know how it calculate
1.5/12=0.125% X 3 mth = 37.50
 

harky

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aiya not this account le

wrong thread



CIMB Fastsaver should be 1% pa

Should be:
$10,000 x 1% = $100 pa
$100/365 x (30+31+30)= $24.93 Interest for 3 months assuming 30, 31, 30 day months.
 

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CIMB Fastsaver should be 1% pa

Should be:
$10,000 x 1% = $100 pa
$100/365 x (30+31+30)= $24.93 Interest for 3 months assuming 30, 31, 30 day months.

Provided your financial situation permits, instead of keeping the money in Fastsaver savings a/c, why not place the money in a CIMB Why Wait Fixed Deposit a/c online and earn higher interest of up to 1.9% pa?

In addition, do take note that any amount above $50k in CIMB Fastsaver or Fastsaver-i savings account earns a lower interest of 0.6%. The 1% interest only applies to the first $50k tier.
 

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Provided your financial situation permits, instead of keeping the money in Fastsaver savings a/c, why not place the money in a CIMB Why Wait Fixed Deposit a/c online and earn higher interest of up to 1.9% pa?

In addition, do take note that any amount above $50k in CIMB Fastsaver or Fastsaver-i savings account earns a lower interest of 0.6%. The 1% interest only applies to the first $50k tier.

Probably they don't want to lock up for 12 mths. I would recomend the ICBC step up FD for those who don't want 12 mth lock up and don't want to move funds every few mths. 12 mth FD with option to withdraw quarterly after earning each quarter's interest. Effective interest rate not far from their 12 mth FD which is already one of the highest now.
 

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Probably they don't want to lock up for 12 mths. I would recomend the ICBC step up FD for those who don't want 12 mth lock up and don't want to move funds every few mths. 12 mth FD with option to withdraw quarterly after earning each quarter's interest. Effective interest rate not far from their 12 mth FD which is already one of the highest now.

Thanks for the info! The CIMB 1.55% and 1.7% pa interest rates respective for 3-mth and 6-mth online FDs aren't too shabby.

What I find interesting is, according the CIMB online FAQ, their fixed deposit is pretty flexible as in you can "make changes" by taking out the money from an existing FD a/c and re-placing it in a new FD a/c should you decided to take advantage of any new higher interest promotion in the future. :s8:
 

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aiya, i not using fastsave.

i using CIMB SGD Fixed Deposits Account

Provided your financial situation permits, instead of keeping the money in Fastsaver savings a/c, why not place the money in a CIMB Why Wait Fixed Deposit a/c online and earn higher interest of up to 1.9% pa?

In addition, do take note that any amount above $50k in CIMB Fastsaver or Fastsaver-i savings account earns a lower interest of 0.6%. The 1% interest only applies to the first $50k tier.

CIMB Fastsaver should be 1% pa

Should be:
$10,000 x 1% = $100 pa
$100/365 x (30+31+30)= $24.93 Interest for 3 months assuming 30, 31, 30 day months.
 

hlw8888

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Provided your financial situation permits, instead of keeping the money in Fastsaver savings a/c, why not place the money in a CIMB Why Wait Fixed Deposit a/c online and earn higher interest of up to 1.9% pa?

In addition, do take note that any amount above $50k in CIMB Fastsaver or Fastsaver-i savings account earns a lower interest of 0.6%. The 1% interest only applies to the first $50k tier.

hmmm... good thinking. thks for sic.
 

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Hi all, will this account auto close after some time if I leave 0 balance inside?
 
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