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Consider the following two scenarios:
Method 1: I have 3 separate sums of money, each one at $30,000. So they add up to $90,000. Now, I place each of these sums in 3 different banks for 3 months (fixed deposit promos).
Assume each bank is offering 3% interest. Every 3 months, I would then take out these 3 sums and put them back again (either in same banks or different banks) for another 3% interest, and repeat this until 1 year is up.
Method 2: I have 1 lump sum of money at $90,000. I place them all in one bank for 1 year straight and the interest rate is also 3%.
After 1 year, which of the two scenarios will yield better returns in terms of interest rate?
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Good question. I use those daily interest credited
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Generally, ChatGPT is not wrong in claiming Method 1 returns a higher yield. However, its higher returns are based on the following assumptions:
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Method 2, unless you ald have existing cash account with 3 banks. Otherwise, there'll be T&Cs and yo...
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?? I don't get it. why not just put the lump sum in the bank with highest interest instead of split into 3 and desposit seperately.