There are indeed underperforming funds, but most of them are newly launched funds which are not able to perform now, but that doesn't strike out the possibility of them performing in the near future. A good example for this scenario is Public SmallCap Fund.

And by the way, the first thing investors usually ask will be which are the performing funds, and as an unit trust consultant, my job is to highlight those top performing funds to them.

Guys, i need some help with performance chart. Public Regular Saving Fund 10 years performance 252%. Does it mean that if i invest 100k 10 years ago, my holding worth 352k now? I was surprised when i see my sister holding since 1996 in that fund, simple estimate return around 100% only.

If U meant
"Under the single tier system, profits are only taxed at the company level and
dividends received by shareholders are exempt from tax. "

and if i interpreted it correctly - yup, EXEMPT FROM TAX = needn't file for tax. Any tax specialists here to confirm or correct me if i'm mistaken  ?

U can start new accounts with another agent
eg. if U already have PIX with Agent A,
now U open another PIX (different account number - dont worry, it'll be auto created) with Agent B.

However, if U are asking how to MOVE YOUR ENTIRE PORTFOLIO FROM Agent A to Agent B... not easy
You'll need 3 signoffs - U as the customer + your current Agent handling that portfolio + your new agent

Unless your current Agent loves U or is close to U, a bit.. colder than water chance... as yr current Agent gets "career benefit" from your equities and loaded funds held by U.

Hope the above clarifies more than 

Public Growth Fund seems performing very well for the last ten years.. but is it available for purchase now?