MNet, you use translate the page using Google?

Yes. Min units is 1000.

Switching loaded units (bought from equity funds by paying 5.5% service charge) to equity/bond funds only requires to pay switching fee of RM25.

Switching the other way of non-loading units (bought from bond/money market fund by paying <1% service charge) to equity fund requires to pay RM25 switching fee plus service charge.

In other words:

Equity ---> Equity/Bond: RM25
Bond/Money market ---> Equity: RM 25 plus 5.5% service charge.
Bond ---> Bond: RM 25

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It depends whether your unit is consider loaded or non-loaded units.

This post has been edited by David83: Sep 15 2010, 12:13 AM

You cannot perform switching during offer period as mentioned in the prospectus page 12.

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I'm not sure what is the condition to make up the 1000 units.

Back to the PINDOSF, I have PSEASF with you. If I invest in PINDOSF, will this overlap my portfolio?

I understand that. What I mean is whether that I'm buying a redundant fund? You get what I meant?

Invest using EPF scheme is rather complicated and therefore, PMO does not support this.

What is the price you bought? When you bought it? Before or after the distribution declared?

Based on its latest annual report (assuming you're referring to PITTIKAL), the 1-year return is 14.25% (ended 31st May 2010).

This post has been edited by David83: Sep 25 2010, 07:55 AM

This fund is investing heavily in KLSE with over 60% of allocation. The communication and industrial sectors constitute 40% of its portfolio.

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Capital gain is not subjected to personal income tax. Same goes to stocks.

I'm still holding PCSF and disappointedly, its SRR is -24%.

The fund size is pretty big for this fund. I have invested RM 3.7k

It's a long way to go unless I continue to average down.

The price is nowhere getting better. It has been hovering between 0.17xx range for few months.

I'm holding another offshore fund from PM and it's PAIF. Surprisingly, it dedicates nearly 35% of its portfolio to China and Taiwan.

Your mum invested in which fund? It also depends on when you enter the market.

They'll randomly assign a UTC to you.

Linking to PBebank will not be entertained and you have do it yourself. Actually, no linking is required.

On top of that, PBebank and PMO are two different separate system. PBebank is PB Internet banking while PMO is PM online self-management system.

However,the return of China funds are not so astonishing. As some even pointed out that most of them are way below the benchmark.

Not exactly the same. Bond fund should yield higher return generally.