After only a few weeks of the launched of FundSupermart in Malaysia, PhillipCapital has introduced another online unit trust portal for Malaysians called eUnitTrust. Lets do a quick comparison between the two…

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Almost every bank now is advertising higher interest rates to woo depositers. And now it’s UOB’s turn. They are now offering 3.55% for 5 months fixed deposit and 5.90% for 1 month New Zealand Dollar foreign currency deposit.

Again, you have to read the fine prints to get the full picture…

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Finally, Public Bank now offers islamic banking - Public Islamic Bank

Buying a house or property is the largest investment for most people. And unless you belong to the super rich category, you will most likely be financing your purchase with a housing loan or mortgage. Taking a housing loan is thus an important life decision. But most of us are not financial savvy enough to choose the right mortgage and loan package that suits ourselves. Many in fact just simply rely on the recommendation by the developer or friends who may not necessarily give them the best advice.

So how do we choose the right loan package? Here are some useful tips for you:

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Yes, you read correctly. The famous investment guru Warren Buffet who invested in Goldman Sachs about six weeks ago has lost $2 billion on paper already. Read more about Warren Buffet & Goldman Sachs here.

Do you know that yoy can get a free Sharp 32″ LCD TV worth RM2,199 or Sony Ericsson W660i worth RM699 or Sony Ericsson T280i worth RM339 FREE as long as you do a balance transfer or QuickCash (a fancy term for cash advance)?

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The fine prints:
a) Minimum deposit of RM100,000
b) Minimum tenure 4 months - 1st month 4.88%, next 3 months 3.00%
c) Minimum tenure 7 months - 1st month 5.25%, next 6 months 3.15%

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