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Exchange Rates for RM
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1st of all tks to kopikong99 for sharing. This is the little knowledge that i know regarding CIMB. TT thru internet banking its free with a limit. (as kopikong99 had explain) to do tt at bigger amt thur it counter there is admin charges. Eg. $20,000=$55 admin charge here & abt rm10 at msia side.
At 9.30am tt rate cimb is 2.533
At 9.30am tt rate cimb is 2.533
hi
can u show me the link which show 2.533 rate ? i clicked on exchange rates doest have this rate , thanks
I just do tt at cimb raffles at 9.30am(31/7/13) at the counter. The teller lock me with the rate 2.533. I hv to pay the admin charges. Its still worth compare to the money changer that control rm.
How much is the admin charges?
oh u r in a hurry to remit big sum of money ? why not break in days to do so ? if u have cimb sg and msia accounts.
No limit even to singaporean acct. holder in msia bank?
ok , i just feels if can save by service fees , it will be better unless u in a hurry to remit.
Give them a Singapore cheque. They credit your Malaysia account in 3 business days.
How about trsf funds from cimb(m) to HL (M) or any other Msian banks? Is there any limits in trsf of funds via TT i.e. fm Msian bk to another msian bank a/c? Any charges?
I am a sporean.
It is SGD that is the powerhouse against MYR.
Drop close to 8% against SGD. it is good for Malaysia export. But also attact inflation.
Drop close to 8% against SGD. it is good for Malaysia export. But also attact inflation.
You can read @ www.cimb.com.my regarding the charges. From what i hv read tt to local bank rm5 is charge.
Thanks Dora.
i have been doing this for a long time. Maybank is the best in terms of lowest charges. The foreign banks charges are expensive. Also note that you may not get the best exchange rates. However, I found this method to be one of the most convenient and safest (no need to carry around cash). I just go to MB branch (many branches in msia), fill in the cheque deposit slip, and drop in the box.
MYR drop. House price up. Subsequently, BLR will also up.
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