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drbone
post Oct 8 2017, 09:10 PM

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What about Kenanga onePRS conservative fund compared to CIMB-Principal PRS Plus Asia Pacific Ex Japan Equity - Class C ?
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post Dec 9 2017, 06:52 AM

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QUOTE(monoikhwan @ Dec 7 2017, 03:52 PM)
buying OnePRS Kenanga Growth fund now is a bad move eh?
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Why do you say so?
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post Dec 1 2020, 01:45 PM

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QUOTE(whirlwind @ Dec 1 2020, 12:59 PM)
Yup, first time

👌 let me check the link and try it out
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Checked it out? Is it user friendly?
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post Sep 3 2025, 03:43 PM

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For the PRS funds , how certain are we to get back the capital once we attain age of 55? PRS value depends on performances of the funds.
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post Sep 3 2025, 04:24 PM

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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Sep 3 2025, 04:07 PM)
Depends on performance of the fund lo. I don't want to just get back my capital. The money I put in must match EPF returns as the bare minimum.
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PRS for me would be just for tax savings , no other reason as I rely on my other avenues for passive income.

QUOTE(MUM @ Sep 3 2025, 04:18 PM)
I think there is no officially stated capital protected prs funds in the offering yet.
Depends on
what you bought,
when you bought it,
how long you hold on to it,
Did any periodic top up?
Any Sales charges being paid?
When you want to sell? (Sell during mkts tank is bad)
These things if done badly may cause you to loss some of your capital when you want to withdraw.

I think Conservative Prs funds will most likely see less performance volatility and shorter periods of up/down, ......thus you may perhaps see better chances of getting at least your capital back.
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Please share a link to read up on which is the PRS fund with least volatility.
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post Sep 4 2025, 02:20 PM

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QUOTE(Barricade @ Sep 4 2025, 01:11 PM)
If your aim is just to get back capital, might as well don't invest. dry.gif

Your money locked for so many years, you should expect some return besides the income tax relief.
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Not necessarily true , I plan to do more research on all existing PRS funds , thanks to MUM's list as well, and to try my best to ensure , that the capital that has been invested does not suffer loss. What's so wrong about that?
Would it make sense to have tax benefits , and what if the PRS value tanks ?
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post Sep 4 2025, 02:20 PM

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