Are you referring to me?

aiks... this morning you makan cili padi ke?

Nevermind, I have moved on ...

... main point, in your investment tenure.. still make money (above FD la).

sifus, thank you very much for the information.

haha... i keep it since 2007, bought some in 2009 when it hit bottom, still keep it. may unload now.

See how much ROI now?

I want to shift out some of my MY focused PM funds (PIDF, PRSF, PSTSCF) to PM Asia Pac funds...any recommendations ?

Not much offerings from Public series.

Non-Islamic: PSEASF
Islamic: PAIF, PIADF

PB series: PBADF, PBAEF

Pseaf ? Asia Pacific ? Tot asean

Yes, it's an ASEAN fund.

yklooi check this Public Global Select Fund composition....
US 46.7%
EU 24%
Jpn 4.4%
China, Taiwan, Korea, 9.5%
Indo & M'sia 15%

maybe can diversify yr PM portfolio



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What is the benefit of being a Public Mutual consultant?

they can buy PM funds at cheaper SC?
10 more reasons?...found this after google.

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Got quota to meet!

thks....but looked its yearly returns.....something like 2 ups 1 down 2 ups 1 down, but that could be PAST performance. will keep in mind.

anyone know if these PM funds are closed for purchase?
i wanted to shift to these
Public South East Asia select fund (PSEASF)
Public Asia ittikal Fund (PAIF)
Public Global Select fund (PGSF)

Also RM100 yearly fee plus optional RM90 for software

How I got cheated by Public Mutual Online (PMO) and their Customer Care does not care.

Sometime ago, I did lots of switches from equity funds to money-market funds, and back to equity funds. As we all know, the switching fee from equity to money-market is zero (after holding the equity funds for more than 90 days).

And from money-market to equity, it is RM25 per transaction, whether it is before or after the 90 days holding period.

I have an existing money-market fund; and all is good and fine when I switched out of several equity funds to this money-market fund. Then later on, I did a full switch (switching out all the units inside the money-market fund) to another equity fund.

So I was surprised when I was charged RM50, as the expected cost should be RM25 only.
When I checked the transacted details in PMO, it was shown that PMO broke the full switch transaction to 2 separate transactions – as some units were before 90 days, and some units were after 90 days, hence 2 separate transactions costing RM25 each.

Okay, my beef is that the full switch should be counted as a single transaction, since PMO presented the switching transaction as one transaction. The online screen do not show the available units in 2 portions, before and after 90 days. If it did, it would be understood that it could be treated as 2 transactions...

It is also understood that previously the fee before 90 days was different (RM50), and logically the system will have to do 2 separate calculations to get the correct fee. But the switching fee was changed to the same RM25 regardless of whether the units were before or after 90 days. So why break it down to 2 separate transactions?

Furthermore, as mentioned above, the online screen presented the switching transaction as ONE transaction. I was not informed it will be counted as 2 transactions when I pressed the confirm button. Otherwise, I would have split the transaction, and do another transaction on another day.

So I think it is justified that it should be counted as one transaction, and called customer service to waive the 2nd charge. (I know, some of you are now LOL or even ROTFL. )

So long story short, the Customer Service guy on the other end of the line was more or less repeating back to me what I had said and had known. The extra charge still remains...

Come come, chill have a beer or if you are syariah compliant then have some sirap ros.

Next time open a wrap account with either I-Fast or Phillip Mutual, can switch gazillion times also no charge. Switch until your finger sore also no charge....

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