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    Default interest sa time deposit


    unsa nga bangko ang naay pinakataas nga interest rate sa time deposit?

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    wala ko kabalo kung unsa oero nakatry akong hubby sa bpi

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    try RCBC or PS bank

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    If your willing to have your money held for 5 years, then there might still be banks offering "double your money" schemes given that time period.

    I knew BPI had that before. I don't know about others.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MeMing View Post
    If your willing to have your money held for 5 years, then there might still be banks offering "double your money" schemes given that time period.

    I knew BPI had that before. I don't know about others.
    PCIBank has this offer before, but I think it was in seven years.

    try to visit banks directly as they have different rates and different perks/ pakulo etc... bottom line, choose a bank that you are sure that they are still there after 5 years. rates and perks are just secondary.

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    Gamay ra jud time deposits sa bank. Huhuhu! Risky ang bank kung long term imung goal pa tubu sa kwarta kay kanon ra jud na tanan sa inflation imu gi save sa bank. huhuhu!

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    Quote Originally Posted by lorenzoleo View Post
    Gamay ra jud time deposits sa bank. Huhuhu! Risky ang bank kung long term imung goal pa tubu sa kwarta kay kanon ra jud na tanan sa inflation imu gi save sa bank. huhuhu!
    Your words don't reflect direct experience with time-deposits... kana imong nahibaw-an savings or current account ra siguro na...

    Kanang long-term deposits nga at least 5 years, usa na sa mga basic investment vehicles nga e-consider sa usa ka capitalist kung mo-invest ba siya sa inyong mga produkto or sa uban or magbuhat man gani ug kaugalingon nga negosyo... e-make sure na nila dapat nga ilang e-invest nga kwarta mo doble gyud na in less than 5 years - at most 3 years if you wask me... kay kung 5 years pa na mo-doble ang kwarta nila sa ilang chosen investment vehicle, mas maayo pa mag double your money nalang sila para walay labad sa ulo.

    choose wisely lang sa banko nga investan nimo TS...

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    meming: how much ba ang required amount of money to deposit para maka open ta ug time deposit account?

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    Usually it is based on prevailing market rates

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    Quote Originally Posted by stargazer2009 View Post
    meming: how much ba ang required amount of money to deposit para maka open ta ug time deposit account?
    It depends on the bank and what kind of long-term deposit you would like to avail from them. If your talking about double-your money schemes, it would still depend on the banks however, with BPI before, I am quite certain it was 6 figures if not 500k minimum.

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