how about if want to invest in new fund? can do it thru PMO or still need to go thru my PM consultant?

If you have existing funds with PM, you can do itself with PMO.

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The total value before distribution, and after distribution is the same.

So why is it a question whether the distribution is more or less than previous distribution, when it absolutely makes no difference?

This post has been edited by howszat: Aug 28 2011, 12:45 AM

If you top up anytime, it will be call AI; Additional Investment, not RI.

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Added on August 28, 2011, 9:44 amOther than public bank, other option of payment for those bank that offer FPX payment. I dont think you can pay by credit card

This post has been edited by koinibler: Aug 28 2011, 09:44 AM

Just want to know... my consultant mentioned that if i wanna invest thru DDI, i am required to sign an agreement or somesort like that... is it necessary?

If i top up my fund thru PMO, do my consultant still received their commission?

As part of the process to engage direct debit investment (DDI), investors will need to sign a "Standing Instruction" or "SI" either via Public Bank or Maybank account. Since Public Mutual offers non-contractual investment scheme, which means you are not obligated to invest consistently even after signing the SI. Rest assure there will be no penalty in case of any default in regular investment.

If you were to sign a SI to your existing unit trust fund account, irregarless where or who you have signed the SI with, the service charge of 5.50% still applies, and the unit trust fund corresponding unit trust consultant (UTC) will still enjoy their commission.

sincerely hope these information helps.

Anyone have opinions regarding PUBLIC SINGAPORE EQUITY FUND? I'm looking to buy this fund.

u r just giving standing intrusction to deduct montly from ur saving acc to public mutual. well u can stop half without any issue.

ya, ur agents wiil enjoy the commission.

this fund just new, so, need to wait to know abt the performance. its a high risk fund, capital appreciation for medium to long term.
PM me if u interested.

Any opinions on PB Fixed Income Fund and China Asean Equity Fund? I'm looking at two different funds to diversify.

It should NOT be a question if you are reinvesting it, but if you are opting for payout, that's something to think about.

again, they r both diff class of funds. bond n equity, and investment region
if ur conservative n looking for a slow n steady growth, bond fund (PBFI) suits u well, else any other equity funds. high risk, high gain/lost

Personally, for equities, i'll just stick to local based funds

Just to double confirm, banks that do not charge service fee on DDI are BSN and Public Bank?

Balanced funds - http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIM...utual3/Article/

Public Mutual’s RM118m distribution for 5 funds



URL: http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business/19...or-5-funds.html

Distribution for PSMALLCAP is 12cents.

This post has been edited by David83: Aug 29 2011, 06:05 PM

wow.......12cents.

for those has 1 mil units = rm0.12 x 1,000,000 = RM120,000.

maybe this has been discussed before...
but from what i observed personally...once the distribution is announced.... the price per unit for the fund will drop as well...eventually...you don't really get any 'dividends'....merely you get more units with equivalent price, NAV?

ya..taht is the concept of unit trust. the units remain same or increase/reinvest the units.

distribution is actualy from own pocket. from left handover th right hand.

meaningless to investors only make govt hhappy, as double tax imposed on the investment income