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Hong Leong Finance fixed deposit rates today

Every HLF fixed deposit rate, read twice a day: the promotions online and at a branch, which deposit pays you most, what happens when it ends, and HLF’s promotion rates since 2010.

HLF’s highest rate now

2.08% a year

8 months, special promotion

fresh funds · S$20,000+

See where it ranks for your amount

The highest at any bank for 8 months is 2.12% at Singapura Finance (Singapore citizens and PRs · in the app · S$10,000 to S$100,000). Compare Read from HLF’s page at 3:35 pm, 10 Nov.

HLF’s board rates

3 months
0.10%
6 months
0.15%
9 months
0.20%
12 months
0.25%
18 months
0.30%
24 months
0.30%

For S$50,000. HLF’s standard rate, and what a deposit renews at unless you tell HLF otherwise; above S$50,000, its special rate. Every amount

We read HLF’s fixed deposit page every day at 9:35 am and 3:35 pm, with 16 other banks and finance companies. All banks side by side

On S$50,000 for 12 months: $950 at the HLF Digital promotion (1.90%), $125 at its board rate (0.25%) and $1,150 at the highest deal anywhere (CIMB, 2.30%). Your own amount

HLF dates its promotion rates 23 Oct 2026, and its board rates 10:30 am, 10 Nov 2026. We read both pages at 3:35 pm, 10 Nov SGT.

HLF Digital takes fixed deposit placements from 9 am to 9 pm, Monday to Saturday, except public holidays.

Which Hong Leong?

  • Hong Leong Finance (HLF): this page. A finance company licensed by MAS, with branches across Singapore and the HLF Digital app; hlf.com.sg.
  • HL Bank: a different deposit taker in Singapore, a branch of Hong Leong Bank Berhad of Malaysia, with its own rates. Its 12-month promotion is 2.10% today (online · S$10,000+), on its own page.
  • Hong Leong Bank Malaysia: ringgit deposits in Malaysia, not for Singapore dollars. Its rate notices often come up first when you search for “Hong Leong fixed deposit”.

HLF and HL Bank are separate members of Singapore’s Deposit Insurance Scheme, so each insures up to S$100,000 of your deposits on its own (SDIC’s member list, checked 10 Nov 2026).

Every HLF fixed deposit rate

HLF keeps its promotions on one page and its board rates on another, and the two often carry different dates. Promotions are for new placements and pay only at the terms and amounts in their table. Everything else gets the board rate, or the special rate above S$50,000, which is also what a deposit renews at. Here is every rate on both pages, as we read them.

HLF Digital promotion

Online

TermS$5,000 to S$19,999S$20,000 and above
6 months1.551.75
9 months1.601.80
12 months1.701.90

Placed online in HLF Digital; needs an HLF savings account.

Branch promotion

At a branch

TermS$20,000 to S$99,999S$100,000 and above
6 months1.651.75
9 months1.701.80
12 months1.801.90

New placements at a branch. HLF's page doesn't say whether renewals get this rate.

Special promotion

Fresh funds only

TermS$20,000 and above
8 months2.08

Fresh funds only, at a branch or online.

Board rate

TermS$500 to S$50,000S$10,000 to S$50,000
1 month–0.05
2 months–0.05
3 months0.10–
4 months0.10–
5 months0.10–
6 months0.15–
7 months0.15–
8 months0.15–
9 months0.20–
10 months0.20–
11 months0.20–
12 months0.25–
13 months0.25–
15 months0.30–
18 months0.30–
21 months0.30–
24 months0.30–
30 months0.30–
36 months0.30–

Special rate

TermS$50,001 to S$999,999
1 month0.13
2 months0.13
3 months0.15
4 months0.15
5 months0.15
6 months0.20
7 months0.20
8 months0.20
9 months0.30
10 months0.30
11 months0.30
12 months0.35
13 months0.35
15 months0.40
18 months0.40
21 months0.40
24 months0.40
30 months0.40
36 months0.40

Above S$50,000. For S$1 million and more, HLF quotes at its branches.

% a year. Read 3:35 pm, 10 Nov 2026 from HLF’s page. A dash means no rate for that term and amount.

The minimum is S$500, or S$10,000 for 1 and 2 months. For S$1 million and more, HLF quotes its rate at a branch. From HLF’s fixed deposit page, checked 10 Nov 2026.

Which HLF deposit pays you most

HLF has more ways to place the same money than most banks: promotions at a branch or in its app, a special for fresh funds, board rates, a senior add-on, and two accounts for older depositors. Which ones you can use depends on your amount, your age and whether the money is new to HLF.

Every HLF deposit, on your amount

For you: HLF Digital promotion at 1.90% pays S$950.00 over 12 months.

DepositRateInterest
HLF Digital promotionIn the HLF Digital app, 9 am to 9 pm, Monday to Saturday; needs an HLF savings account1.90%S$950.00
Branch promotionAt a branch, as a new placement1.80%S$900.00
Board rateAt a branch or in HLF Digital; also what a deposit renews at0.25%S$125.00
Special 8-month promotionOnly for 8 months2.08%Not for you
Silver 40 PlusAged 40 and above1.05%Not for you
Golden 55 PlusAged 55 and above0.998%Not for you
Board rate with the senior add-onAged 55 and above0.375%Not for you

With money new to HLF, the 8-month special pays 2.08% a year against 1.90% here: S$693.33 on S$50,000 over 8 months. After that it renews at the 8-month board rate unless you tell HLF otherwise.

Works in your browser. Interest is worked out the way HLF’s own calculator does it: amount × rate × months ÷ 12, rounded down to the cent, plus the 5% bonus on Silver 40 Plus and Golden 55 Plus, whose rates here include that bonus. On 10 Nov 2026 we put 12 amounts and terms through HLF’s calculator and ours, and every figure matched to the cent.

Silver 40 Plus and Golden 55 Plus

These two are fixed deposits with an age limit and a bonus: 5% of the interest, paid when the term ends. They are for more than S$50,000, up to S$999,999. Golden 55 Plus pays its interest every month; Silver 40 Plus pays interest and bonus at the end, into a linked Premium SAVER account.

MonthsRateEffective, by HLFOn S$100,000
Silver 40 Plus (40 and above)
61.00%1.05%S$525.00
81.00%1.05%S$700.00
91.00%1.05%S$787.50
Golden 55 Plus (55 and above)
120.95%1.001%S$997.50
150.90%0.947%S$1,181.25
180.90%0.947%S$1,417.50
240.90%0.947%S$1,890.00

For more than S$50,000, up to S$999,999. The bonus is 5% of the interest, paid at the end. “On S$100,000” is the interest and bonus by HLF’s own calculator. Read from HLF’s Silver 40 Plus and Golden 55 Plus pages at 3:35 pm, 10 Nov.

HLF prints 1.001% as the effective rate for Golden 55 Plus over 12 months. Its own calculator pays S$997.50 on S$100,000 for that term, which is 0.9975% a year: the rate plus the 5% bonus, and no more. HLF doesn’t say how it gets 1.001%, so compare deposits on what they pay.

Both pay less than HLF’s promotions for most people who can get a promotion. They are worth a look if you hold money already at HLF, so fresh-funds offers are closed to you, and want a term the promotions don’t offer.

Placing online, or at a branch

  • In HLF Digital: you need an HLF savings account and an HLF Digital profile; new customers can open both in the app, and Singaporeans and PRs sign up with Singpass. Placements go through from 9 am to 9 pm, Monday to Saturday, except public holidays. The online promotion is only for placements made here.
  • At a branch: bring your NRIC (foreigners: passport and pass, plus proof of a local address). The branch promotion and the senior add-on are placed here.
  • Without the app or a visit: HLF’s instruction forms let existing customers place, renew or withdraw, and PayNow can fund a deposit. A placement made this way gets the branch promotion rate, not the online one.

From HLF’s fixed deposit, promotion and placement and renewal pages, checked 10 Nov 2026.

When your HLF deposit ends

If HLF hasn’t heard from you, it renews the whole deposit, interest included, for the same term, at its board rate or special rate. Not at a promotion. To be paid out or to change the term, HLF’s terms ask for your instruction at least 2 business days before the deposit ends (clause 40.6 of its deposit terms). A deposit that ends on a day HLF’s branches are shut ends on the next day they open (clause 40.5).

Your deposit

At the promotion, 2.08%
$693
The next 8 months if it renews at the board rate, 0.15%
$50

That is $643 less for the same money and time.

If you need the money before the end

A normal HLF fixed deposit can only come out early if HLF agrees, and then no interest is paid unless HLF decides otherwise; HLF may also charge a levy or fee (clause 40.7). After a deposit has renewed by itself, HLF’s rates page says plainly that early withdrawal pays no interest.

Silver 40 Plus and Golden 55 Plus are a little kinder. After at least 3 months, you get interest at HLF’s savings rate (Premium SAVER for Silver 40 Plus) for the days the money stayed, and on Golden 55 Plus any monthly interest already paid above that is taken back (clauses 41.6 and 42.6). Before 3 months, nothing.

Where HLF ranks for your amount

Put in the money you have and the term, and untick what you can’t do. HLF is marked in the list.

Your deposit

You can

HLF is number 7 of 14 for this.

  1. 1

    CIMB Online promotion

    online · S$10,000+ · until 30 Nov · board rate 0.30%

    2.30%+$1,150

  2. 2

    Maybank Deposits Bundle

    fresh funds · 2.40% on the deposit, S$1,000 kept in savings per S$10,000 · S$22,000+ · checked by hand 8 Nov · board rate 0.35%

    2.19%+$1,095

  3. 3

    Bank of China Mobile banking promotion

    in the app · S$20,000+

    2.10%+$1,050

  4. 4

    HL Bank Promotion (online)

    online · S$10,000+

    2.10%+$1,050

  5. 5

    RHB Fixed deposit promotion

    S$20,000+ · checked by hand 8 Nov

    2.10%+$1,050

  6. 6

    Singapura Finance Counter promotion

    at a branch · S$20,000+

    2.10%+$1,050

  7. 7

    Hong Leong Finance HLF Digital promotion

    online · S$20,000+ · board rate 0.25%

    1.90%+$950

  8. 8

    OCBC Promotion (online)

    online · fresh funds · S$20,000+ · checked by hand 10 Nov · board rate 0.10%

    1.85%+$925

Interest on S$50,000 at the end of 12 months, simple interest as banks pay it on fixed deposits; no tax for individuals in Singapore. 6 more banks pay less. Rates change often: confirm on the bank’s page before you place. Not advice.

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HLF against DBS, OCBC, UOB and Maybank

Bank6 months12 monthsBoard, 12 months
Hong Leong Finance1.75%1.90%0.25%
DBS0.05%0.05%0.05%
OCBC1.55%1.85%0.10%
UOB1.60%1.70%1.00%
Maybank2.10%2.19%0.35%
Highest at any bankCIMB2.20%2.30%–

What each bank pays on S$50,000 of fresh funds placed online, with no banking tier; the board rate is for S$50,000 too. Other amounts can differ a lot: try yours. Every bank and its conditions

Against T-bills and the Savings Bond

Where% a year
HLF Digital promotion, 12 monthsOnline · from S$20,0001.90%
HLF fixed deposit, 12 monthsBoard rate for S$50,0000.25%
HLF fixed deposit, 12 monthsSpecial rate, S$50,001 to S$999,9990.35%
6-month T-billCut-off yield, auction of 4 Nov1.86%
1-year T-billCut-off yield, auction of 15 Oct1.92%
Savings Bond SBDEC26Year 1; 2.39% a year if held 10 years. Apply by 25 Nov1.83%
Highest 12-month fixed depositCIMB, Online promotion, from S$10,0002.30%

T-bill and Savings Bond rates are MAS’s, from our T-bill and Savings Bond pages; fixed deposit rates are the banks’ own, read 10 Nov 2026. A T-bill’s cut-off yield is worked out on its face value; on the money you pay it is a little higher (our T-bill page shows the sum). Interest from all of these is not taxed for individuals in Singapore.

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HLF’s place among the banks, day by day

HLF, 12 months Highest at any other bank

1.75%2.50%27 Oct10 Nov
TermHLF todayHighest elsewherePlace on 27 OctPlace today
3 months0.10%1.70%89
6 months1.75%2.20%68
9 months1.80%2.20%44
12 months1.90%2.30%87

Rebuilt from our own log of rate changes, which starts on 27 Oct 2026, so it is short for now and grows each day. Counts deals open to anyone, from S$20,000 or less, with no condition or tiered rate; joint first place counts as first. 1 is the highest.

HLF’s promotion rates since 2010

The highest promotion rate on HLF’s page today is 2.08%, 8 months, from S$20,000. In the copies we found, the highest was 3.95%, 10 months on 28 Jan 2023; the lowest since 2020 was 0.65%, term not stated, from S$20,000 on 7 Aug 2020.

The 12-month board rate, which a deposit renews at, is 0.25% up to S$50,000 and 0.35% above. It was the same in all 5 copies of HLF’s rates page since Nov 2025.

HLF’s highest promotion rate at any term, % a year
HLF’s highest promotion rate over time0%1%2%3%4%2011201320152017201920212023202523 Sep 2010: 1.05%23 Oct 2010: 1.20%23 Nov 2010: 1.10%23 Dec 2010: 1.10%20 Jan 2011: 1.10%16 Feb 2011: 1.10%5 Oct 2011: 1.00%4 Nov 2011: 1.05%5 Dec 2011: 1.28%9 Jan 2013: 1.28%9 Feb 2013: 1.28%15 Jan 2014: 1.32%15 Feb 2014: 1.32%18 Apr 2014: 1.30%19 Jun 2014: 1.42%13 Aug 2014: 1.30%10 Dec 2014: 1.48%21 Jan 2015: 1.48%18 Apr 2015: 1.75%11 Jul 2015: 1.85%11 Aug 2015: 1.85%7 Aug 2020: 0.65%28 Oct 2020: 0.73%30 Dec 2020: 0.65%5 Jan 2021: 0.65%3 Mar 2021: 0.75%8 May 2021: 0.70%26 Sep 2021: 0.70%2 Nov 2021: 0.90%17 Jan 2022: 0.90%18 May 2022: 1.33%7 Jun 2022: 1.63%5 Jul 2022: 1.98%2 Aug 2022: 2.43%1 Sep 2022: 2.45%2 Oct 2022: 2.80%28 Jan 2023: 3.95%1 Feb 2023: 3.95%5 Jun 2023: 3.20%5 Jul 2023: 3.05%6 Jan 2024: 3.15%3 Feb 2024: 3.05%5 Mar 2024: 3.05%3 Apr 2024: 2.95%1 May 2024: 2.90%22 Jun 2024: 2.90%1 Sep 2024: 3.10%12 Nov 2024: 2.80%31 Dec 2024: 2.75%9 Jan 2025: 2.65%2 Feb 2025: 2.65%7 Mar 2025: 2.65%16 Apr 2025: 2.30%10 May 2025: 2.20%2 Jun 2025: 2.05%16 Jul 2025: 1.75%19 Sep 2025: 1.20%30 Oct 2025: 1.28%12 Nov 2025: 1.25%3 Dec 2025: 1.25%6 Feb 2026: 1.50%16 Mar 2026: 1.25%12 May 2026: 1.35%18 Jun 2026: 1.45%18 Aug 2026: 1.50%18 Sep 2026: 1.60%22 Oct 2026: 1.90%10 Nov 2026: 2.08%2.08%
On HLF’s pageHighest promotion rateHLF’s date
10 Nov 2026 today’s read2.08%, 8 months, from S$20,00023 Oct 2026
22 Oct 20261.90%, 8 months, from S$20,0007 Oct 2026
18 Sep 20261.60%, 4 or 5 months, from S$100,00010 Sep 2026
18 Aug 20261.50%, 4 or 5 months, from S$10,00024 Jul 2026
18 Jun 20261.45%, 5 or 6 months, from S$10,00016 Jun 2026
12 May 20261.35%, 3 months, from S$50,0005 May 2026
16 Mar 20261.25%, 5 or 6 months, from S$20,00010 Mar 2026
6 Feb 20261.50%, 4 or 5 months, from S$50,00022 Jan 2026
12 Nov 2025 to 3 Dec 20251.25%, 6 months, from S$60,00012 Nov 2025
30 Oct 20251.28%, 5 months, from S$80,00013 Oct 2025
19 Sep 20251.20%, term not stated2 Sep 2025
16 Jul 20251.75%, term not stated8 Jul 2025
2 Jun 20252.05%, term not stated14 May 2025
10 May 20252.20%, term not stated9 May 2025
16 Apr 20252.30%, term not stated9 Apr 2025
9 Jan 2025 to 7 Mar 20252.65%, term not stated18 Feb 2025
31 Dec 20242.75%, term not stated13 Dec 2024
12 Nov 20242.80%, 7 or 8 months7 Nov 2024
1 Sep 20243.10%, 6 or 7 months8 Aug 2024
1 May 2024 to 22 Jun 20242.90%, 3 or 4 months14 Jun 2024
3 Apr 20242.95%, 3 or 4 months28 Mar 2024
5 Mar 20243.05%, 3 or 4 months4 Mar 2024
3 Feb 20243.05%, 5 or 6 months3 Feb 2024
6 Jan 20243.15%, 5 or 6 months5 Jan 2024
5 Jul 20233.05%, 9 months1 Jul 2023
5 Jun 20233.20%, 5 months24 May 2023
28 Jan 2023 to 1 Feb 20233.95%, 10 months3 Jan 2023
2 Oct 20222.80%, 15 months–
1 Sep 20222.45%, 15 months, from S$200,000–
2 Aug 20222.43%, 30 months, from S$50,000–
5 Jul 20221.98%, 24 months–
7 Jun 20221.63%, 18 months, from S$20,000–
18 May 20221.33%, 15 months, from S$20,000–
2 Nov 2021 to 17 Jan 20220.90%, 36 months, from S$20,000–
8 May 2021 to 26 Sep 20210.70%, 36 months, from S$20,000–
3 Mar 20210.75%, 36 months, from S$20,000–
30 Dec 2020 to 5 Jan 20210.65%, 24 months, from S$20,000–
28 Oct 20200.73%, 12 months, from S$20,000–
7 Aug 20200.65%, term not stated, from S$20,000–
11 Jul 2015 to 11 Aug 20151.85%, 24 months, from S$200,000–
18 Apr 20151.75%, 24 months, from S$200,000–
10 Dec 2014 to 21 Jan 20151.48%, 18 months, from S$200,000–
13 Aug 20141.30%, 18 months, from S$750,000–
19 Jun 20141.42%, 24 months, from S$200,000–
18 Apr 20141.30%, 24 months, from S$200,000–
15 Jan 2014 to 15 Feb 20141.32%, 24 months, from S$200,000–
5 Dec 2011 to 9 Feb 20131.28%, 24 months, from S$200,000–
4 Nov 20111.05%, 12 months, from S$200,000–
5 Oct 20111.00%, 18 months, from S$200,000–
23 Nov 2010 to 16 Feb 20111.10%, 24 months, from S$100,000–
23 Oct 20101.20%, 24 months, from S$100,000–
23 Sep 20101.05%, 18 months, from S$100,000–
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From copies of HLF’s promotion pages saved by the Internet Archive, about one a month since Sep 2010; each date links to its copy. In most copies from 2020 to Oct 2025 the rate tables were drawn by a script the Archive didn’t save, so the rate here is the highest one written in the page’s own words, never its title (titles sometimes disagreed with the text), and the term or minimum is left out where the page didn’t give it. No copy from Aug 2015 to Aug 2020 states a rate. Copies with the same rate are joined into one row. “HLF’s date” is the date HLF put on its rates, where it did.

What changed at HLF

HLF has not changed a rate since we started reading its page on 24 Oct 2026. Changes show here the day we see them.

What HLF doesn’t say

We read HLF’s promotion page, its fixed deposit page, the Silver 40 Plus and Golden 55 Plus pages, its calculator and its deposit terms. These are not in any of them:

  • Whether a renewal at a branch gets the branch promotion. The table says “new placement”; the page is silent on renewals, so ask before you count on it.
  • When the promotions end. They run “till further notice”, with no end date.
  • How Golden 55 Plus reaches its effective rate. The rate plus the 5% bonus comes to less than the effective rate HLF prints, and HLF’s own calculator pays the lower figure. See Silver 40 and Golden 55.
  • Which “no penalty” applies. The Silver 40 Plus and Golden 55 Plus pages say “No premature withdrawal penalty”, but HLF’s terms let it charge a levy or fee for leaving either account early (clauses 41.5 and 42.5).

Checked 10 Nov 2026. If HLF answers any of these on its pages, we will add it here and say so under changes to this page.

Is my money safe at HLF?

Insured up to S$100,000

Hong Leong Finance is a member of the Deposit Insurance Scheme. If it failed, the Singapore Deposit Insurance Corporation would pay back up to S$100,000 of your Singapore-dollar deposits with it, fixed deposits and savings added together.

From SDIC’s list of members, checked 24 Oct 2026. Foreign-currency deposits are not insured. More on deposit insurance

A finance company is a deposit taker licensed by MAS under the Finance Companies Act, mostly lending for homes, cars and businesses. MAS lists three in Singapore: Hong Leong Finance, Sing Investments & Finance and Singapura Finance (MAS’s directory, checked 10 Nov 2026). Their Singapore-dollar deposits are covered by the same scheme and the same S$100,000 limit as a bank’s.

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Questions people ask

What is HLF’s fixed deposit rate today?

On 10 Nov 2026, HLF’s highest fixed deposit rate was 2.08% for 8 months (Special promotion, fresh funds · S$20,000+). Its 12-month board rate for S$50,000 is 0.25%. We read HLF’s page twice a day.

How do I renew my HLF fixed deposit online?

In HLF Digital, between 9 am and 9 pm, Monday to Saturday, or with HLF’s renewal instruction form. Do it at least 2 business days before the deposit ends; otherwise HLF renews it for the same term at its board or special rate. HLF’s pages don’t say whether a renewal can get a promotion rate, so ask when you instruct.

Is Hong Leong Finance a bank?

No. It is a finance company licensed by MAS. For a depositor, the practical differences are small: deposits are insured in the same way, and the interest is just as tax-free.

Is HLF the same as HL Bank?

No. Both belong to the Hong Leong group, but they are separate deposit takers with separate rates, and each is its own member of the deposit insurance scheme. The box at the top has HL Bank’s rate today.

Do seniors get a higher rate at HLF?

At 55 and over, a board-rate deposit of 12 months or more below S$50,000, placed at a branch, earns an extra 0.125% a year. Promotions don’t add it. Golden 55 Plus is the other option, for more than S$50,000.

Is HLF interest taxed?

No. Interest individuals earn on deposits with finance companies licensed in Singapore is not taxable, the same as with approved banks (IRAS, checked 10 Nov 2026).

How we get these numbers

Twice a day, at 9:35 am and 3:35 pm, our script opens HLF’s page and reads every rate, term, amount band and condition on it. The last clean read was 3:35 pm, 10 Nov. A read that looks off (a new layout, a rate that moves more than 0.5 points at once, a deal that vanishes) is held, not published.

Every bank is ranked by the rate it publishes, with its conditions beside it; no bank pays to be listed. How we read all 17 banks and finance companies, and what we do when a page fails: the fixed deposit rates page.

  • Promotion rates come from HLF’s promotion page, and board, special and senior rates from its fixed deposit page, both read twice a day. Silver 40 Plus and Golden 55 Plus come from their own pages in the same run.
  • Interest is HLF’s own sum, checked against its calculator: amount × rate × months ÷ 12, rounded down to the cent, × 1.05 for the two bonus accounts.
  • Past rates come from Internet Archive copies of HLF’s promotion pages, each linked in the table above, and can be downloaded as a CSV file.
  • This page shows numbers, not advice on where to put your money. See our disclaimer, how we get our numbers and corrections.

Disclosure: the editor, Jeremiah Say, has no fixed deposits. Numbers.sg is not paid by any bank or finance company, and there are no affiliate links on this page.

Rates are the bank’s own published figures, read from the page linked above. Numbers.sg is independent and is not endorsed by any bank.

Changes to this page

  1. New: Hong Leong Finance fixed deposit rates. Every HLF promotion, board, special and senior rate, read twice a day; which HLF deposit pays you most on your amount, worked out the way HLF’s own calculator does; Silver 40 Plus and Golden 55 Plus; what a deposit renews at and what leaving early costs; which Hong Leong is which; and HLF’s promotion rates since 2010 from archived copies of its pages. See HLF’s rates