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MBSB Bank launches SBMB 5.0

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MBSB Bank today announced the launch of the fifth edition of its flagship savings campaign, Simpan Berganda Menang Bergaya (SBMB 5.0). The initiative continues the Bank’s focus on encouraging financial discipline and rewarding consistent saving habits among Malaysians.

Following the strong participation recorded in the previous year, SBMB 5.0 will run throughout 2026. The campaign is designed to be inclusive, allowing customers to build their savings while becoming eligible for a rewards pool valued at RM2 million.

Participation is open to both new and existing customers with a minimum earmarked deposit of RM2,000. By placing fresh funds or incremental deposits into designated accounts, customers qualify for rewards across multiple categories:

  • National Grand Prizes: Three premium SUV models: the Jetour T2, GWM Tank 300, and GWM Tank 500.
  • Regional Grand Prizes: Suzuki Jimny 5-door (complete with roof rack).
  • Voyager Rewards: Eleven Maldives travel packages for two.
  • Early Bird Rewards: Swiss-made luxury timepieces valued at up to RM35,000 each.

Rafe Haneef, Group Chief Executive Officer of MBSB Bank, said, “We really want to change the conversation around saving in Malaysia. Often, people feel that growing wealth is only for a certain group, but with SBMB 5.0, we’ve intentionally kept the entry point at just RM2,000 to make it accessible for everyone. Our goal is to see more Malaysians building that financial safety net while having a bit of excitement doing it. Whether you’re just starting out or have been with us for years, this is about making disciplined saving something that feels achievable and genuinely exciting for people from all walks of life.”

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