MARI invest

nasilemak100

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Maribank has this 3.5% savings promo for up to $50k. So if you have funds in MariInvest, doesn't it make sense to withdraw them back into the savings account? Or does it not work this way?

sound feasible

but note that the 3.5% is not guaranteed. read the t&c first
 

Noesis

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top up 500 for the promo
can do in last few days right? and not now
If you top up on the last day, you will need to top up $500 x 31 days = $15,500.

This will then average your daily balance to have $500 more than the previous month.
 

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If you top up on the last day, you will need to top up $500 x 31 days = $15,500.

This will then average your daily balance to have $500 more than the previous month.
thanks. then i top-up now and keep 500 till month end + 500 for yesterday. zzzz
 

Kunkka

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So to know if u qualify for 3.5 or not must wait till the first month is over?
 

Sambuca78

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Finally. I'll move 10k 1st. Then the balance. At least get the 10k immediately out. Anything more than 10k got to wait for a day or 2
If i remember correctly, u can withdraw all at once into your bank account instead of into your mari account.
 

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If i remember correctly, u can withdraw all at once into your bank account instead of into your mari account.
Can but the waiting time is the same. I'll leave until tomorrow 4pm wait for the mari invest interest in 1st then move. Hee hee 😜
 
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