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- Time Deposit – Standard Chartered China
Standard Chartered's Foreign Currency Fixed Deposits offer complete flexibility and ensure maximum returns on your investment
- Hang Seng Bank Time Deposit Interest Rates
Hang Seng Bank offers their personal banking customers a time deposit product that is available in HKD as well as a variety of foreign currencies Foreign currency time deposits available include: USD, EUR, AUD, GBP, CNY and many more Time deposits are available for periods between 1 week and 5 years
- Step Up Time Deposit | SMBC Trust Bank
A foreign currency time deposit product that earns monthly interest for 2 years, with the interest rate increasing every six months
- Important Tax Update: Changes to Final Withholding Tax Implemented on . . .
A uniform 20% FWT will apply to all deposit accounts, removing the current lower tax rates for long-term peso deposits (previously taxed at 0%, 5%, 12%, or 20% depending on holding period) Foreign currency deposits (such as USD accounts) will now be taxed at 20%, up from the current 15% How do these changes affect your BankCom accounts?
- FX Time Deposit | Savings Accounts - HSBC Indonesia
Grow your foreign currency with a Foreign Currency Time Deposit Apply online for special rates, and the more you save the higher the interest rate you’ll earn
- Accounts | Foreign Currency Time Deposit Accounts | China Bank . . .
Place your US Dollars or Euros in China Bank's Foreign Currency Time Deposit and earn higher interest Learn more here
- Everything About Foreign Currency Accounts | Citibank Singapore
Deposit Insurance Scheme Singapore dollar deposits of non-bank depositors are insured by the Singapore Deposit Insurance Corporation, for up to S$100,000 in aggregate per depositor per Scheme member by law Foreign currency deposits, dual currency investments, structured deposits and other investment products are not insured
- Time Deposit | OCBC Premier Banking
Foreign currency deposits are subject to exchange rate fluctuations that may provide opportunities and risks Earnings on foreign currency deposits would be dependent on the exchanges rates prevalent at the time of their maturity if any conversion takes place
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