@xuzen,David83
From my experience, the auditor of PM needs at least one weekend to calculate the returns, so you will be able to know by next Monday.

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Added on June 4, 2010, 11:57 pmGuys, FYI the distribution is in already Please check from PMO

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@mois
It depends on your investment profile. However, for ASBW2020, I believe this investment is closed to the public. At least when I wanted to buy it last time, I was not able to.

PM funds are for long term... long as in 5-10 years

@simplesmile
If you have registered for PMO, you will get the estatement but you will need to check from the website.

Before the PM 35th anniversary campaign, PM lauched a campaign where they will give out 10 Dell netbooks to the winners. Now the link has been taken down...

Any idea if it's still on?

Hi guys, can I ask any of you who has done this before... I have a fund PIBOND, which is closed for the market at the moment. I came to know PM will only process payments if one chooses DDI (Direct Debit). Can I apply for a direct debit now? Status as of now?

This post has been edited by guanteik: Jul 4 2010, 12:41 PM

@howszat
I don't think PMO can do DDI... It has got to go through a hardcopy form. Anyway, from PMO, I can't get to see the fund name too, when I choose 'Additional Investment'.

Any PM agents/representator can confirm this?

http://www.publicmutual.com.my/page.aspx?n...mo_campaign2010




Terms and Conditions

1. The PMO campaign is open to all new and existing users of Public Mutual Online (PMO) from 15 March 2010 till 30 June 2010.
2. There are 10 prizes to be won at the end of the campaign.
3. The PMO users must have successfully completed the transaction to be eligible for the prize draw.
4. The PMO user is entitled to 1 draw for every successful initial/additional investment and switching transaction.
5. Each PMO user is entitled to win 1 prize for this campaign.
6. Accounts under staff pink and agent pink are not eligible for the campaign.
7. Winners will be randomly picked from all successful transactions during the duration of the campaign.
8. All decisions made by Public Mutual Berhad are final and no correspondence will be entertained.
9. The prizes are non-refundable, transferable or exchangeable for cash.
10. Public Mutual Berhad gives no representation and warranty with respect to the prizes.
11. Public Mutual Berhad shall not be held responsible for any injury, death or accident arising from the use of these prizes.
12. Winners will be notified through mail and their names posted on our website.
13. Public Mutual Berhad reserves the right to substitute the prizes with another item of similar value.
14. Public Mutual Berhad reserves the right to publish or display the photographs/names of winners for advertising purposes.


And now, this? http://www.publicmutual.com.my/page.aspx?n...35thAnniversary

Where the news of the 10 netbooks which supposed to be given away which PM said in their website http://www.publicmutual.com.my/page.aspx?n...mo_campaign2010? Now this link has been removed from the website as well!

@David83
I doubt they are going to announce it for http://www.publicmutual.com.my/page.aspx?n...mo_campaign2010, instead they might merge it to their anniversary http://www.publicmutual.com.my/page.aspx?n...35thAnniversary

That's why I need clarification from PM agents...

DCA is not rubbish as said.

1. We cannot time the market, we can only predict. Most UT products invest into stocks market, voilatility is there.
2. My strategy for DCA - when market is blooming, I stopped DCA or invest less. When market is down, I do DCA.
3. Everyone has got their own investment strategy. Remember, buy low sell high. Do figure it out.

Winner mostly in 50/60's category...

@lwb
LOL.. not that bad. Sometimes it's luck that they youngers was not selected

Any idea on DRs this month?

Heard there will be a new fund launching from my agent...

I am thinking how long will investor receive their payout cheques? Say if PSMALLCAP declares dividend this August 2010, when will I receive my cheque if I choose payout?

Thank you.

@DarenS
I can only answer you on question#2. I personally have not been in the scenario of the question#1. Sorry for that! As long as you have 100K MQGP, you are still a Gold member. Your membership will be revoked immediately if your MQGP falls below 100K. Say you invested RM100K on a fund, and switched it to another after 3 months, your MQGP will remain the same. No minus or addition even the fund performs/losses. Your MQGP will be affected if you withdraw the units from the account. The rule is simple, any purchase of unit trust with service charges of 5.5%, you will be entitled for MQGP. Purchasing bond funds are not entitled for it. But if you switch from Bond/MM to Equity, you will get the MQGP and being changed 5.5%. If you have equity funds and switched to bond, your MQGP remains as you have earlier paid the service charge for the equity.

Hope this helps.


@net_seeker,
You can withdraw your units to Maybank/PBB for normal member, any banks for Gold member. That's auto bank in. You may want to request for a cheque too.

@DarenS
Once you reached 100K, your status profile will be changed in the system. For the first time, the PM customer service will call to 'congratulate' you on becoming a Public Mutual Gold Member. They will explain to you on the benefits of being a PM Gold Member... bla bla bla, then they will send you a PM Gold Card to indicate you are a Gold Member. Since you just need a few K to go, probably it's best you experienced it yourself.

Was wondering... how many of you do not reinvest your distribution units, as in selecting cash out instead of payout? I personally has a few unit trust profiles which I am cashing out.

@idunnolol
If PINDOSF is your new fund profile (means you do not have own it before) you need to ensure the value of switching is RM1K, so it could be more than 1000 units. On the other hand, 1000 units is to maintain your account (mostly equity).

@zhi guo
When you buy unit trust, there are several factors why you are still seeing your NAV below what you have invested.

1. You are subjected to a 5.5%
2. The ITTIKAL NAV was high

You may want to cost average your investment portfolio in this case.

@LightningFist, mentos,
Please discuss anything related to Public Mutual jobs here. This is an PM investment topic.
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...l=public+mutual