Should be the same yellow book. Why should there be different coloured books for same investment account type?

I mean, we already have a red, gold... what else?

I believe the minimum is RM100. The talk among the public is that it's around 4%.
Now, I'm not sure about the capital guarantee part, though. Hmmm... Makes me re-think of my decision to purchase some units earlier today...

Not definite, right? [deleted additonal comment due to explanation above]

This post has been edited by lowyatben: Aug 6 2009, 04:53 PM

I still don't get the difference between fixed priced and capital guaranteed. Say I put in RM1K. THe price per unit is always going to be RM1.00. So no matter what happens, I still get back at least RM1K, right?

WHat about capital guaranteed? I invest RM1K, so shouldn't I also get back at least RM1K at the end of the day?

That's why I'm regretting over getting into MBB's HDBS Greater China Fund Almost 3 years now and I'll prob. get back my capital. Minus the interest

Yea, was wondering the same thing too... Why ah?

Nvr mind. davinz18 already answered. Well, in any case, we won't know FOR SURE until next year when the dividends are declared, right?

ASB has a RM200K quota. What about other AS*? Is there a limit?

I think this only applies to the offer period only, right? After that, I think you can purchase more units. Please correct me if I'm wrong...

Was it in black and white? At least with AS1M, it's in the prospectus, right? Right? Fixed price...

So if I were to withdraw at anytime after this offer period, would there be any charges?

Malaysia’s central bank has directed a sweeping overhaul in the board of directors of the country’s largest banking group Maybank, in an unprecedented government censure on a board of a financial institution.

The little-publicised revamp followed government displeasure at the controversial acquisition of an Indonesian lender by Malayan Banking (Maybank) last year, officials say.

Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII) was bought from a consortium led by Singapore’s Temasek Holdings at a price that was deemed too high.

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Maybank’s main shareholders are national equity fund Permodalan Nasional and pension fund Employees Provident Fund.

Source: MalaysianInsider.com: KL raps Maybank board, orders changes

But then it is fixed price. I'm confused again...

For all you anti-goverment bailout of GLCs, conspiracy theorists out there, according to this poster panasonic88, AS is buying up a lot of TM shares. See http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1125244/+680

Guys
Did I get my historical and present rates correct?

ASW2020
FYE 31 August
2006 – 6.80%
2007 – 8.00%
2008 – 7.00%
2009 – 6.30%

ASM
FYE 31 March
2006 – 6.80%
2007 – 7.80%
2008 – 6.25%
2009 – 6.30%

ASD (strictly for Bumiputra)
FYE 30 June
2006 – 6.80%
2007 – 7.00%
2008 – 7.00%
2009 – 6.30%

ASB (strictly for Bumiputra)
FYE ?
2006 – 7.30% + bonus 1.25%
2007 – 8.00% + bonus 1.00%
2008 – 7.00% + bonus 1.75%
2009 – 6.30% + bonus 1.70% confirmed?