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bro , a Q .

 

If take up 12mth , but after 6mth u withdraw . Do you get the 6mth interest ?

Different banks treat differently

Best to check first

 

Some banks will take it as breaking contract and full forfeit of interest

Some banks will take it as 6 mths rate plus a penalty for breaking

 

No matter what you will take the short end of the stick

 

That is why i dont dont more than 3 mths and choose the one with noboenalty whatsoever.

Currently being paid 1.73%pa

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Different banks treat differently

Best to check first

 

Some banks will take it as breaking contract and full forfeit of interest

Some banks will take it as 6 mths rate plus a penalty for breaking

 

No matter what you will take the short end of the stick

 

That is why i dont dont more than 3 mths and choose the one with noboenalty whatsoever.

Currently being paid 1.73%pa

 

thanks TaoKay ... noted. 

 

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half mil can liao.

 

 

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OCBC has this promotiin for 6 months deposit. Every $10k you get $110 ntuc voucher.

The interest is only 0.05% which is atrocious to say the least but more than compensated by this $110 ntuc voucher which is a 22% pa return!

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The interest is only 0.05% which is atrocious to say the least but more than compensated by this $110 ntuc voucher which is a 22% pa return!

so, is it considered good deal?

$50k = $550 vouhers rigbt

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so, is it considered good deal?

$50k = $550 vouhers rigbt

Yes that’s what I read. BTW, typo that it’s a 2.2% return not 22%

Anyway, can always confirm before placing so at worst waste time only.

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The interest is only 0.05% which is atrocious to say the least but more than compensated by this $110 ntuc voucher which is a 22% pa return!

How did you get 22% bro?
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The interest is only 0.05% which is atrocious to say the least but more than compensated by this $110 ntuc voucher which is a 22% pa return!

 

Your math is correct?

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I think the return is only 1.125% after 6 months if my calculation is correct.

My calculation is $10k x 2.2% = $220/2 = $110 is that correct?

And this is not including the 0.05% interest earned by the way.

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I think the return is only 1.125% after 6 months if my calculation is correct.

 

Huh? 

 

You need to normalize to 1 year la.

what 1.125%? ok forget it!

 

You big shot towkay also dunno how to count interest rates ah?  [laugh]

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i dont count i just drop check

anything complicated like simi every $10k got voucher

and simi sai gold pendant worth how much

bank called me got simi gift pack

i dont know ... just tell me what’s the return ... [laugh]

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Huh?

 

You need to normalize to 1 year la.

 

 

You big shot towkay also dunno how to count interest rates ah? [laugh]

I am simply calculating the return after putting the $10K for 6 months.

 

The return is $112.5 ($110 voucher + $2.5 interest)

 

112.5/10000 x 100 = 1.125% right?

 

If we are wrong, at least show us the correct calculation and return.

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