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BuilderBalls
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QUOTE(David83 @ Oct 31 2009, 07:44 PM)
OSK-UOB Capital Protected China A-Shares Fund - Series 2

Details: http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p.../INV-Investment
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i just called them. its a 4 years locked investment. to withdraw, u will be charged 1%.
benchmark of profit is around 4% only. even the guy told me ASB (7-13% profit anually) is the best! hehehe
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QUOTE(BuilderBalls @ Nov 2 2009, 12:01 PM)
i just called them. its a 4 years locked investment. to withdraw, u will be charged 1%.
benchmark of profit is around 4% only. even the guy told me ASB (7-13% profit anually) is the best! hehehe
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i am not the fan of these so called capital protected products, it is only protected when u hold it till maturity, if u have funds that u r not going to use it for the next 4 years, u can go ahead, otherwise u can forget abt it. There are many other investment products with flexible withdrawal and higher return.
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QUOTE(cheahcw2003 @ Nov 2 2009, 06:50 PM)
i am not the fan of these so called capital protected products, it is only protected when u hold it till maturity, if u have funds that u r not going to use it for the next 4 years, u can go ahead, otherwise u can forget abt it. There are many other investment products with flexible withdrawal and higher return.
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Any investment to intro ma?
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I'm a student, I save around 1k a year the most, I would like to know, where should I 'dump' this money in, FD? If FD, where or which is the best bank can offer.
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i understand that it is a bond fund in nature but the 2% initial charge that stop me from investing on it.
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i understand that it is a bond fund in nature but the 2% initial charge that stop me from investing on it.
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2% sales charge for a bond fund is daylight robbery cry.gif
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2% sales charge for a bond fund is daylight robbery  cry.gif
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this might be abit off topic and I do not wish to start a fire here:
what about 5% charge on ILP unit if you choose the bond fund as your initial fund for whole life? rclxub.gif
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