Should be AmanahRaya Trustee Bhd.

if u buy b4 dividen then u will lose out

if the UTS give out distribution according to the number of unit held, he/she may entitled for a full amount of distribution.

You're worried about local or offshore market?

Some of the PNB funds performance are listed in http://www.trustnetoffshore.com/. You can also find most of the public mutual funds there. The  charts in trustnetoffshore are a bit different from pm website though as they show in cumulative performance while PM shows total return. If I'm not wrong, cumulative performance does not include the interest/dividend reinvested which is why their % is lower than total return.

Other banks use FPX processor.

Just out of curiosity.

I am considering of taking out portion of my EPF money to invest with Public Mutual (not sure what fund and what kind of risk yet) but I'm not much of a risk taker. About moderate.

Will Public Mutual return more interest than our KWSP interest rate?

What is the process?

PB Series funds are distributed by Public Bank. You need to go to Public Bank to deal with it.

Public Series funds are distributed by Public Mutual Agents.

Mod, please merge this thread into existing Public Mutual thread.

So in conclusion dividends in UT is useless, designed to deceive the public and cost you money in taxes. 

There are many investment out there which are deceiving, but they they do it in a legal way of wording it, complaining to SC will not yield results. For example FD campaigns promoting 2.88%, 3.88% and 4.88% interest rate, but it is actually for one month only. The advert don't tell you, until you go to the details and sign the agreement, when you re-calcuate you find there is a minor difference only. Or certain savings insurance which advertise 12% cash back, then if you actually calculate it over the years, you get less than FD. It is the same with the UT industry, only it is hidden in the financial report. If you can't/won't/don't read the financial details  and do your due dilligence you will be 'decieved'. These products do prey on those who have low financial knowledge. 

Folks,

pay the 5.5% (this is the renumeration) to the fund manager for looking after the money.

If you are unwilling to fork out that much, then

be an agent yourself and buy at agent price or (2.75%)

use KWSP money (initial charge cap'ed at 3%)

or if you are an UTC then you are paying 1%.

Is that music to your ear?

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