MARI invest

sp0inK

Senior Member
Joined
Nov 17, 2004
Messages
1,262
Reaction score
33
i am parking some excess funds into marinvest for a few months. i will also be selling/withdrawing these funds to pay my other credit card bill. just to confirm i can withdraw instantly and transfer the cash out right? the monthly credit card bill amt will be <10k
 

Sambuca78

Supremacy Member
Joined
Apr 14, 2001
Messages
6,976
Reaction score
477
i am parking some excess funds into marinvest for a few months. i will also be selling/withdrawing these funds to pay my other credit card bill. just to confirm i can withdraw instantly and transfer the cash out right? the monthly credit card bill amt will be <10k
Max 10k per day
 

sibeiTrolled

Senior Member
Joined
Oct 23, 2012
Messages
1,983
Reaction score
1,605
i am parking some excess funds into marinvest for a few months. i will also be selling/withdrawing these funds to pay my other credit card bill. just to confirm i can withdraw instantly and transfer the cash out right? the monthly credit card bill amt will be <10k
From maribank website https://www.maribank.sg/product/mari-invest -> How do I withdraw cash instantly?
All sell orders will be automatically processed as instant withdrawals, subjected to a daily instant withdrawal limit of S$10,000.

For withdrawals beyond the daily limit of S$10,000, you may expect to receive your cash within the same business day if your request is submitted before 7:30am.

Otherwise, you may generally expect to receive your cash within the next business day (The date you will receive your cash will be shown to you in the MariBank app before you confirm your transaction)


As usual, please go through the TnC to familiarize yourself with the product before purchasing
https://www.maribank.sg/help-centre/7001-mari-invest/70013-instant-withdrawal

Max 10k per day
Can more than 10K per day
 

wutawa

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 25, 2003
Messages
13,382
Reaction score
4,390
i am parking some excess funds into marinvest for a few months. i will also be selling/withdrawing these funds to pay my other credit card bill. just to confirm i can withdraw instantly and transfer the cash out right? the monthly credit card bill amt will be <10k
welcome to the party. do note that this fund is not insured and may be subjected to capital loss. nonetheless, it is very simple and super super super safe (based on the current portfolio). do share if u encounter anything interesting abt this fund.
 

wei6464

Supremacy Member
Joined
Jul 11, 2009
Messages
5,267
Reaction score
48
Hmm, I wonder whether those who buy in yesterday get interest for yesterday..
 

JivBunny

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Nov 4, 2004
Messages
19,681
Reaction score
4,342
Hmm, I wonder whether those who buy in yesterday get interest for yesterday..

I think you have a very wrong concept about this mari invest.

You don't get interest. The % is just a simplified way of showing your earnings.

It is basically the price difference between the day you bought and the value today.

until you sell it, then u actualised the earnings or “interest”.

else the so called daily returns is just a number, unlike interest accrued in a real savings account.
 
Last edited:

wutawa

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 25, 2003
Messages
13,382
Reaction score
4,390
I think you have a very wrong concept about this mari invest.

You don't get interest. The % is just a simplified way of showing your earnings.

It is basically the price difference between the day you bought and the value today.

until you sell it, then u actualised the earnings or “interest”.

else the so called daily returns is just a number, unlike interest accrued in a real savings account.
Hi, I am new to mutual (money market) fund. Can u review the pros and cons between mari invest and moomoo Fullerton SGD cash fund? Which 1 is better?
 

JivBunny

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Nov 4, 2004
Messages
19,681
Reaction score
4,342
Hi, I am new to mutual (money market) fund. Can u review the pros and cons between mari invest and moomoo Fullerton SGD cash fund? Which 1 is better?
I am not an expert in this and you might find others in this forum who can give you better insight to which one is better
 

sp0inK

Senior Member
Joined
Nov 17, 2004
Messages
1,262
Reaction score
33
is there any point to put funds into marinvest on weekend? or wait till monday
 

sibeiTrolled

Senior Member
Joined
Oct 23, 2012
Messages
1,983
Reaction score
1,605
is there any point to put funds into marinvest on weekend? or wait till monday
I bought in on a friday after the cut off timing and they gave me the earnings for the weekends on the next Tuesday.

If you need the money to be somewhere else for the weekends, then just keep it in MariBank for the time being.
Wait till Sunday or Monday before 7.30am to buy in.
 

sohguanh

Supremacy Member
Joined
Jul 10, 2010
Messages
9,472
Reaction score
3,207
is there any point to put funds into marinvest on weekend? or wait till monday
Buy on weekday. Weekend use Mari savings earn 2.88%. Sunday one day will also have interest so if you invest Mari invest on Sunday you lose that one day interest as the fund buy in is on Monday.
 

sohguanh

Supremacy Member
Joined
Jul 10, 2010
Messages
9,472
Reaction score
3,207
4.17% for past 4 weeks! This is going to overthrow Fullerton Cash Fund from the throne soon but somehow fund manager that put 1.7% on China dunno what investment instrument worry me. Anyone same thoughts?
 

wutawa

Arch-Supremacy Member
Joined
Jan 25, 2003
Messages
13,382
Reaction score
4,390
4.17% for past 4 weeks! This is going to overthrow Fullerton Cash Fund from the throne soon but somehow fund manager that put 1.7% on China dunno what investment instrument worry me. Anyone same thoughts?
it is indicated as such but i am getting around 3.53% though.
 
Important Forum Advisory Note
This forum is moderated by volunteer moderators who will react only to members' feedback on posts. Moderators are not employees or representatives of HWZ Forums. Forum members and moderators are responsible for their own posts. Please refer to our Community Guidelines and Standards and Terms and Conditions for more information.
Top