yes.

i am hwang prs agent

no comision i also do

would be Happy if you could provide your contact here, so that in future, if we did come across these questions we would know who and where to refer them (TS) to.

thanks for the info.

for quick and hazzle free,
refer to post # 364
(click on "PM" button to contact)

would be Happy if you could provide the experience gained from this agent. thank you.
does not want investors of this forum to have "BAD" experience from referals.

This post has been edited by yklooi: Nov 7 2013, 09:06 AM

Doing charity ar?

Xuzen

maybe want to hit annual target..

zero sales charge doesn't mean no commission

So far there are 8 providers in Malaysia that provide the PRS including AIA, Hwang, Public Mutual, AmInvest, RHB, CIMB, Manulife and ING.

http://moneycompass.com.my/en/sc-approves-...heme-providers/

So, my company VKA Wealth Planner can offer you these 8 companies. Let u choose yourself.

Official Website of my company: http://www.vka.com.my/services/corporate-p...e-prs-advisory/

Feel free to contract me / pm me or whatsapp me at 010-5066667 (Chua)

Anyone here has experience doing a top-up/additional investment in CIMB PRS through CIMB bank? What is normally the procedure? I just did it at one of the bank branches and was told by the officer there that there is no need to submit any form. Just deposit the money into the CIMB Principal account number. Does that sound right? Anyone had a similar experience?

after top up, need submit the original bank in slip to cimb prs, write the name and ic in the back of the bank slip, or else they wont know is from who client. hoping that solve ur question.

Submit via fax, email, pos malaysia?

i think it is better if u can submit on urself directly to the cimb bank.

Thanks for your reply. You mean submit to Cimb bank or CIMB PRS office? I deposited the top up amount at the CIMB bank counter and they gave me a transaction receipt. Do I need to submit this receipt? So, confirm when doing top up no need to fill up any PRS form? Although this is a simple question, CIMB PRS call centre cannot even answer!

By the way, any idea how many days before the top up is reflected in my online PrS account? So far 3 days already,but still nothing.

sorry typo, after they gave u a receipt, submit it to a cimb prs.

And u dont need to fill up any new form, just take the receipt and write down ur name and ic behind the receipt or bank in slip, and submit it to cimb prs..

I think as long as u submitted ur receipt to the cimb prs, do as what I told, thn I think the topup amount will be reflected in ur prs acc soonly.

I still have to check how long is needed when the amount u deposited will reflected to the acc..will get back u soonly.

This post has been edited by SY CHUA: Nov 9 2013, 10:33 AM

I am new to PRS but I would like to try it by opening one account just for the purpose to gain tax relief, may I know which bank provide the best rate /package?

Any inputs would be much appreciated. Thank you in advanced:)

I am a regular contributer to Hwang-PRS. This is my experience:

I have the soft copy transaction forms in my computer. Every month I just print out the transaction form, filled her up, transfer my desired contribution via IBG to Hwang-PRS HSBC a/c, scan the bank fund transfer advise slip and Hwang-PRS transaction form to their customer service email. After two working days, I will get an email soft-copy of their official receipt. I print out a hardcopy for safe-keeping. Voila, transaction done.

Next month, repeat ad-infinitum.

Xuzen

This company reliable? If closed, how to take back our invested money?

which company are u refering to?
Hwang or FSM?

IF FSM, see this FAQ and other links on FAQ
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/faq/faq.svdo?id=998



This post has been edited by yklooi: Nov 9 2013, 12:56 PM

Most providers seem to have transaction forms to fill. Strangely, CIMB doesn't have one. Worse, their call centre ppl can't answer basic questions. The officers at the bank are no better, even asking me what is PRS. This is why I am rather concerned about the transactions done at the bank.