Power Vantage…

Written on December 15, 2008 – 10:32 am | by admin |



Old man says in the midst of economic crisis, we better save than spend. So I decided to open a new saving account to take the opportunity from this slow economy.Am I right? My saving choice is monthly basis deduct from my monthly salaries. I don’t have big lump sum money to invest in fix deposit or mutual fund. Although I have other saving account like the one from the National Bank that I get when I was 8 years old in government saving children saving campaign, it’s just like a normal saving account. I want that more like Investment type, I am a grown up anyway ahah.

So I just go to HSBC to find out what they had.Why HSBC? Because I have all the local bank pass book. I want to be International. Who don’t know HSBC globally right? An International bank must be have more financial abilities to crate higher return…I guess . After talking with the Bank Personnel, It more like a personal touch by the Manager of the unit name Danny. Quit a young age but his card written – Manager.



Bankers desk always messy..

He recommend me to opt for the Power Vantage Account. The most flexible and dynamic saving account in the planet he said. With HSBC Power Vantage, you can have a Saving Account that generate fixed deposit rate every month, investment that possibly give you higher return than fixed deposit and an insurance plan. It also work like a current account and you can have your own checkbook too.



My own checkbook …

All for only $500 a month of saving. Now I must start to discipline my self for 3 years because the package will end in 3 years with about 20k figure in my account…Fiuhhh hope I can make it.

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