just check my account with cwa..invested in dali equity growth fund in 2010 using epf money..return 38% in 2 years...very nice!!

Impressive! Annualised return of 19%

yaaa..just now thumb print for next withdrawal.just can add 7k..

Since 2010 till now, how many times you have top up this fund?

just withdraw one time only for 2k and just ignore for a while..and now the units i hold times n.a.v equal to rm2700+...

This post has been edited by potenza10: Aug 11 2012, 10:23 PM

very good returns...

the statement for reference...actually, i am the agent back few years ago but lazy to do sales (or got no talent to do so) so i just let my license expired.so basically i understand how it works but before 2008, i am not qualified to do investment using my epf (acc no.1 did not reach minimum 50k). just after 2008 when the government had revised the requirement, so i take the chance to invest in U.T rather than leave it in epf.so, i'm happy now

This post has been edited by potenza10: Aug 11 2012, 10:54 PM


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can invest with epf money? how about fees n charges

This post has been edited by Chealsea: Aug 12 2012, 12:17 AM

cann..but there are requirement for minimum balance amount in acc 1 according to your age..got table to refer to.agent must hv this one.fees and charges refer to the product itself.no extra charges from epf.

i just download the latest CIMB Islamic DALI Equity Fund anuual report MAY2012
the fund loss 3miilion

For the year ending MAY2012 the total fund net income was $1,635,388

HOW MUCH WAS THE MANAGEMENT FEEES ???? == $3,089,791

There was Unrealised amount (paper loss stocks price "masuk longkong" STRUCK)
== $18,571,929 RUGI

Unitholders' capital plunge from 122miliions to 75millions


ALL unittrust investors ARe like U == DUMDASS

dumbass or what, i'd posted the references..its up to all of you to judge.no problem for me as long i hv made a profit from my hard earned money

maybe u should analyze (if u are expert lah..) for a bit long term 2-3 yrs to conclude your super smart conclusion...

This post has been edited by potenza10: Aug 12 2012, 12:35 PM

I prefer to invest on my own. No need to pay management fees.

everybody has their own preferences...no issue at all
this is just an alternative to maximise your return from your epf money.dont tell me that you can take out from epf and invest by your own...

This post has been edited by potenza10: Aug 12 2012, 04:52 PM

Bro, we actually can but u need to have loads of money in EPF before u can do that!

https://www.jupiteronline.com.my/jssbecos/AMARA.htm

you may proceed to your own preferences..i just want to share my protfolio for this specific thread.that's all.peace!

No U don't (need lots of moolah in EPF before U can do that)
As long as the 1st lump sum to Amara is $8K or more, cukup.
Subsequent lumps can be less.
Much more forgiving than other investment houses (the "other one" that i shared and got "audited" buta-buta by a fellow forumer)

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Aug 13 2012, 01:23 PM

Wong Seafood, I nearing 30 still haven't got 8K to withdraw

Bro - sama sama lar.
I JUST only went into Amara mar and i'm 40s+ hehe.
Gambate neh!

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Aug 13 2012, 09:47 AM

I guess I just have to be patient

Any CWA agent here?