5 years ago - open 2 structured deposits which is linked to Singapore top 5 performers. Yesterday got a mailer from OCBC which the average returns from these companies is -24.x% (yes minus / negative 24 percent) which back then was marketed as up to 4-7% possible bonus interest returns ?
so basically 5 years my money wasting their time there ...
I reckon will expect same from OUB this year dec 2016 (which is a 6 years structure deposit.
No buying of these stupid products in future for me. Lucky principal money not burnt but to me money can get better returns with other products...
Lesson learnt.
1 Guaranteed interest will be paid yearly for each year of the tenor, except for the last year, only if the structured deposit has not been withdrawn.
2 The bonus interest will depend on the performance of the underlying basket and the participation rate and could accordingly be zero.
3 The 100% principal guarantee is applicable only upon maturity of the structured deposit in its denominated currency. If the structured deposit is withdrawn before maturity date, the redemption amount may be less than the principal amount.
so basically 5 years my money wasting their time there ...
I reckon will expect same from OUB this year dec 2016 (which is a 6 years structure deposit.
No buying of these stupid products in future for me. Lucky principal money not burnt but to me money can get better returns with other products...
Lesson learnt.
1 Guaranteed interest will be paid yearly for each year of the tenor, except for the last year, only if the structured deposit has not been withdrawn.
2 The bonus interest will depend on the performance of the underlying basket and the participation rate and could accordingly be zero.
3 The 100% principal guarantee is applicable only upon maturity of the structured deposit in its denominated currency. If the structured deposit is withdrawn before maturity date, the redemption amount may be less than the principal amount.
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Well... wait till the STI bottom out... not that I can tell the future... then park some of your money in STI ETF.