QUOTE(TakoC @ May 29 2013, 12:35 PM)
http://www.fundsupermart.com/main/research...?articleNo=8279when will this come to us ??
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QUOTE(TakoC @ May 29 2013, 12:35 PM) http://www.fundsupermart.com/main/research...?articleNo=8279when will this come to us ?? |
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May 29 2013, 02:26 PM
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May 29 2013, 02:59 PM
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QUOTE(nothingz @ May 30 2013, 11:57 AM) fsm sg is trying to kill all the small fishes. now the sales charge for equity or balanced funds are at 0.5% min $10 means top up $100 = $10 sales charge (10%). however prospectus capped it at 5% max means $5 =5% sales charge if you top up $100. as if we can top up in thousands everytime and every fund. I believe u got the wrong illustration any comment from sifus here? http://www.fundsupermart.com/main/research...?articleNo=8279 Equity funds (including Balanced funds) 0.5% sales charge, subject to a minimum of $10 per transaction[COLOR=blue] |
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QUOTE(nothingz @ May 30 2013, 02:36 PM) Hi, The recent announcement of lowering sales charges is truely a joke. With 0.5% sales charge for equity and balanced funds, capped at minimum of $10, it would mean if i top up $200 on existing funds, my sales charge will be 5%. It means those small investors can go away, FSM only wants to deal with those rich ones. I know your reply will quote 0% SC on RSP but why do you want to limit your investors to RSP every month at 8th while they can decide on their lucky day to invest with SC 1% is still acceptable. A small investor like me does not agree on the new pricing structure which will ultimately eat me up through the sales charge no different than Public Mutual. Dont reply me quoting RSP kind of BS which i already know, saving on paperwork and drive away small investor are your ultimate goals. Thank you for upsetting your customer. Xxxxx My email to them |
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May 30 2013, 03:28 PM
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ May 30 2013, 03:21 PM) I will kept them first. Wait any solution from them if not just go into RSP plan. All my fund holding in FSM MY go upside after today update of NAV. Biggest gain G&G fund 3.77% , still heart bleeding lol |
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Jun 14 2013, 04:55 PM) I support all the while. I got the reply from CIS FSM SG to review on my current portfolio. Thank you for the email. For the past 3 weeks or so, global markets have gone through extreme volatility due to the uncertainty on whether the Fed will start to taper the QE which could dry up liquidity around the world. Generally across all asset classes, funds have not been performing and currencies have been volatile especially for emerging markets. As for your current portfolio, it is fairly diversified with exposure into relevant regions so perhaps if you are keen to take a breather from the volatile market conditions, you may consider switching into United SGD Fund for the time being. If not, you can stay put because the allocation towards riskier asset classes is relatively smaller to the portfolio. If the interest rates were to increase, all bond funds will be affected somewhat. Bonds with a longer maturity have a higher sensitivity towards rates hike and this will affect the prices. As for your portfolio, both United Asian Bond and United EM Bond funds are affected by the possibility of an increase in interest rates which led to a drop in prices. In addition, the currency markets are extremely volatile and coupled with the strengthening of USD. EM currencies are feeling the heat from all this uncertainty. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you! |
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QUOTE(jerrymax @ Jul 11 2013, 04:12 PM) Work 1 year i try to apply, but get rejected. Then write appeal letter, fail. Second year go apply again, then success. U can try your luck after u reach 24 months, somemore malaysian got higher chance with your EP status. |
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Fundsupermart SG General Manager Wong Sui Jau, shared his views on global markets last Saturday, 20th July 2013 at our inagural fund fair. For those who did not manage to attend his seminar, his slides can be found here for your reference.
http://www.fundsupermart.com/main/research...?articleNo=8506 I did attend his talk before earlier on this year. |
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