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Grow Your Funds The Smart Way With Maybank Savings+

Having idle cash that’s just within reach is something everyone wants. However, tucking them under a mattress for a rainy day isn’t exactly ideal, as you could be using them to grow your finances. This is where Maybank Savings+ comes into play! It is a feature within the MAE app that can allow and help […] The post Grow Your Funds The Smart Way With Maybank Savings+ appeared first on Lowyat.NET .

Grow Your Funds The Smart Way With Maybank Savings+

Maybank Savings+ is an investment tool within the MAE app that helps Malaysian customers grow their idle cash through daily returns. Unlike traditional savings methods, this feature takes funds and invests them in low-risk assets, making it suitable for those new to investing.

To get started, customers need a CASA account and a Maybank unit trust account, which can easily be set up through the MAE app. Once these accounts are created, users can begin earning returns from their investments.

One key advantage of Maybank Savings+ is its low-risk nature. While the potential returns are not guaranteed, the bank estimates a potential return of up to 3.32% p.a. as of June 30, 2026. Daily returns vary depending on market conditions, and customers can deposit as little as RM10, with no maximum limit.

The all-in-one functionality of Maybank Savings+ in the MAE app makes it incredibly convenient. Users can view their daily earning rates, monitor their investments, and manage their transactions within the same app. An optional automated depositing feature allows users to set up monthly contributions, further simplifying the process.

Maybank Savings+ stands out from other saving plans by offering no lock-in periods. Customers have full control over their funds and can withdraw their earnings at any time, making it a flexible and user-friendly option for managing idle cash.

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