Personal Finance
How My Grandma Almost Got Duped
By Dr Wealth  •  April 8, 2014

I was accompanying my grandma to the bank to open a new fixed deposit account. She wanted to open a new joint account with me so that I can handle the money on her behalf.

A service staff approached us while we were waiting. She sat us down and checked that my grandma had 3 accounts with the bank. Since all were mainly savings and fixed deposit accounts, she advised her to start an unit trust investment plan under my name, as my grandma was too old to qualify. Hello? My grandma was 81 years old and the service staff had the decency to circumvent the regulation and risk-profiling just to earn commission? There are too many black sheeps in the financial industry.

I clarified that the money was not for me and my grandma only wanted to keep it in fixed deposit, If only she had listened to us ...

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