Hi David83,

Thanks for the info.

The reason why I am asking is this:

Say if I decide to put in 10000 into a unit trust.

This unit trust has x% of annual return.

Then I decided to sell off everything after a year.

But the total earning after 1 year is, say, <18000 (just for the sake of argument)

Taking the statement "minimum of RM 18,000 per annum" literally, it would mean I will owe the Trustee money instead of earning any after a year.



This is probably just a newbie worry, like me. Just don't want to get caught in legal battle afterwards. Thought I do a thorough research and make sure I understand what exactly is involved with regards to fees and charges.

ps: yep, with regards to sales charge, I am still shopping/looking around. FSM has the lowest. Most are at 3-5%. Not to say this is least of my worry, but I think if I aim for very high risk + short term, with low investment capital to start with (especially pocket money that has been sitting around doing nothing much), upfront charges can easily be swallowed by this kind of strategy?

This post has been edited by mowgli1234: Jun 17 2015, 03:09 PM

The trustee fee is shared by all the unitholders of the fund. Not just you.

You have to refer to fund annual financial report to know the exact number of all these fees and MER.

Ahhhhh ok ...

Thank you very much

Eastspring Investments launches 2 wholesale funds
http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...unds/?style=biz

wholesale funds

Mana Easpring agents?!! I mau cari ni...

http://www.eastspringinvestments.com.my/?r...ct-us&pageid=20

hi..im from cwa cimb..most of cimb unit trust got price discount now..
n dividend will declare by july(for syariah)

Discount is what sense?

If I buy myself from CIMBClicks, the highest SC is 2.5%.

wow...if buy now...later in July got "UNTUNG" from the dividend?

Yo investment value remains unchanged b4 n after distribution of Dividend

^
Ini...agen minta penampar/penumbuk ni

Misleading statement to con investors

wil-i-am, Unker yklooi pura-pura to bait the con/troll je

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jun 22 2015, 11:35 AM

We are doing HK PCT trust funds, regulated by the ORS in HK.

Returns are fixed at 2% per month.

This post has been edited by fabiannarcis: Jun 22 2015, 04:49 PM

M'sian Bank FD > 3% pa....

Alamak kawan. Koyak. My mistake..

I've already changed it. Its 2% to 4% per month.. Depending on the investment amount. Highest bracket is 4% per month fixed return.

Thanks for pointing out. Since apologies

1% or 0% SC

Eastspring declares income distribution for Target Income Fund 3

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...nd-3/?style=biz

CIMB-Principal Declares Distributions for Six Funds

URL: http://www.cimb-principal.com.my/upload/CP...n%202015_R1.pdf

Can someone point me to the reference I seem to remember about a Malaysian "all seasons survival portfolio" similar to USA Paul Merriman's 10 asset classes?

Or, how should such a portfolio be adjusted for the local scene?

Malaysia no such thing