No. You don't.

Are you sure that Bumi quota is still available ? Because earlier information suggested that all fixed price funds are fully subscribed (bumi quota).

Thank you for the information

Noticed that as well. Do it again and we'll flag him for spamming in this section... again. And this time it won't be just a warning.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: May 30 2012, 01:03 AM

The existing thread serves its purpose. Anything related to ASNB funds can be discussed here.

It's RM10k for Nader 18 ASB account. And yes, you can withdraw and make deposit as you please.


That's a sure thing.

I see. Man, i feel old now. It wasn't just too long ago i was 18 and the limit then was only RM10k. Perhaps they should increase the adult's limit to RM300k

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jul 22 2012, 12:52 AM

Yes. You can.

Why even other to do so ? Your ASB limit is already RM300k when you have RM300k inside. Assume you sell back RM100k to ASNB, you can still buy back a maximum of RM100k later. Your limit will increase again when they have paid out the next dividend next year.

I couldn't be any more confident!

Do note that the above post doesn't apply to Bumi investors as the Bumi portion for AS1M is still available as of today.


There is a sales charge and it is not a fixed price fund. It is a normal unit trust product.

Who told you this ? At which office ? I've been buying the Bumi portion of AS1M all this while and I'm a Sino-Kadazan/Dusun.

I opened the account at the ANSB office in Asia City last year and back then, the Chinese quota was already fully subscribed then. The very friendly Malay lady asked me if i'm a Bumi before she proceeds to open the account for me. I've been buying more AS1M all this while


Agreed!

The limit has been lifted. If you have RM100 million, you can buy RM100 million of AS1M for yourself. But that's of course, provided AS1M isn't sold out yet. And as of today, AS1M is still available (for Bumi only).

No no. You CAN put the RM5k you withdrew back in but it can't be more.

AS1M. Look for it in ASNB website.


Yes. That is correct.

First of all, because it is a fixed price fund. And the limit has been lifted. If you have RM100 million and they still have RM100 million of AS1M units left, you can buy all

By the way, your signature is too big. I won't nuke it but kindly remove or resize it. Thanks.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Sep 16 2012, 07:30 PM

That's the initial limit imposed per person when it was launched. Anyway, this has also been discussed many times. Do take some time and read some of the previous posts. If you find it too troublesome to go through all the posts. You can always use the search function to narrow down the posts to show only the relevant posts.


Yes. It's distorting the forum template. Please remove or resize it.

He was talking about AS1M. That was the title of the topic he created, which I merged into this thread.

Yes. You are absolutely right. He should have bought the units on 1 Sep 2012 but of course that wasn't possible as 1st Sep this year was a Saturday