Public Islamic Treasure Growth Fund (PITGF) and Public Sukuk Fund (PSKF) are EPF Member Investment Scheme approved funds now.

Anyone interested to invest PM me. My ROI will be 85% for 1 year. Min investment will be USD1K and max USD30K. Return will be in USD.

What will happen if ROI is less than 85% for the first year?

Invest which unit trust?

I think last month, someone also posted almost similar...but the ROI is 65% if I can remember....and it mentioned it was a S'pore company....
same one?

hey guys, since market is kinda low now, is it good to invest in unit trust now?
as a newbie what should i know before investing in it? am trying my best to google and absorb as much info as possible.

while waiting for value able replies,
try reading this.....
http://www.publicmutual.com.my/Resources/U...ustLessons.aspx

Is that a unit trust? What really will happened if lets say the ROI less than 85%?

It just a marketing gimmick.
85% is not a guaranteed return and its also nothing to do with Public Mutual

if really can give 85% or 65% ROI, they won't promo to public... all take for ownself

85% 1 year? I pawn my car and house, borrow maximum amount from loan sharks, max out my credit cards lor

If 85% ROI, few years no poor man here

not if you are in one of these countries during that period...ha-ha
The Three Countries With The Highest Inflation
http://www.forbes.com/sites/mikepatton/201...hest-inflation/

This post has been edited by yklooi: Jan 8 2015, 11:56 AM

David83 Wanna create new version of this thread? it is already > 2700 posts.....Btw..is there a posts limits for each thread?

Anybody who wants to take care of the new version is welcomed. I think we have new upper post counts limit seen in other section like MH370 and MH17 but not sure if it applies to this section.

PM celebrate 40th anniversary
http://www.publicmutual.com.my/CampaignsPr...elebration.aspx

Snap-shot from a page at the bookstore. Couldn't remember the title of the book, though but definitely a Singapore publisher.



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Most Consistent EPF-Approved Funds
Minimum criteria: Achieved at least 6.5% every year from 2009-2013.

The results show that out of the 86 EPF Approved funds (excluding funds from PM), 5 balanced funds and 9 equity funds successfully met the criteria.
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=4331

I think the author use some kind of old data. He/She not really right though, right now anyone can just publish a book.

Even PM only charge 3% for EPF. Maybe there are other fund house which is more expensive than PM, but I'm very sure that there is also a lot of other fund house which has a cheaper initial charge.

You will trade the EPF dividend with your mutual fund dividend. More than 6% can be easily achievable with mutual fund if you know what you're doing.

Hi guys newbie here, I just transacted some small amount into the PCDEPF (Public Cash Deposit Fund) this monday (yesterday) morning via PMO.

However, it's still a float transaction (no units transacted, only amount) even today. Isn't the processing time supposed to be one working day?

Any explanation or help is much appreciated as I'm a new PMO user, my other investments are through the agent. Thanks.