Mastura wishes to invest RM8,000 in a fixed deposit account for one year. She has two options: Maybank which offers 3.35% interest compounded annually. CIMB Bank which offers 3.3% interest compounded semi-annually. Which bank should Allan choose? Give your reason.
Future value of an investment is found using the following equation


Value of investment in Maybank = RM 8,268.00

Value of investment in CIMB bank = RM 8,266.18
Allan should choose Maybank because the value of investment in Maybank is higher than the value of investment in CIMB bank.
Mastura wishes to invest RM8,000 in a fixed deposit account for one year. She has two...
Mastura wishes to invest RM8,000 in a fixed deposit account for one year. She has two options: Maybank which offers 3.35% interest compounded annually. CIMB Bank which offers 3.3% interest compounded semi-annually. Which bank should Allan choose? Give your reason.
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