Maybe u confused urself with AmAsia Pacific REITs Fund?

1. I don't buy Malaysia equity funds, thus I did not do thorough study on them
2. It's one of the best Malaysia equity funds based on historical returns
3. Kenanga prides itself on value investing, "buy-and-hold" and conservative management

No. 2 and 3 are all public info

For Asia-Pac: Offers better value in terms of potential upside
For Local: The local market got huge institutional support in the forms of EPF, LTAT, etc etc etc

Risk is lower for local, but the potential rewards for Asia-Pac is WAY higher, u decide

read and decide for yr self and also do consider yr investment time frame
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/artic...pdf_Summary.pdf
https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/resea...?articleNo=8506

Wow wow wow

For the 1st time ever, my portfolio summary got NO RED COLOUR

At first I wanna buy something last nite, but seeing this, I chose to wait

Hwang Quantum Ponzi and OSK-UOB Global Equity Yield

few of us here do invest in fsm sg including me

U already answered yourself

But overseas TT charges not cheap (compared to GIRO), better do it in large amount then park cash in the Cash Fund.

I think banks charge by % but there's also a min...I think, not too sure bout it.

See AmBank
http://www.ambankgroup.com/en/RatesFeesCha...nstruments.aspx

pls note:

Selling From Your Account
When you execute a 'Sell' transaction to sell your funds, we can arrange to remit the sales proceeds back to your bank account in USD or SGD. At the moment, we do not remit any other currencies internationally. Any telegraphic transfer charges incurred will be deducted from your sales proceeds.
Alternatively, you may choose to use the sales proceeds to purchase the parking funds.
https://secure.fundsupermart.com/main/home/...strictions.svdo

means "remits back to your bank account in USD or SGD only".
is this what you ask?

and also minus the conversion fees charge into local RM to your local bank a/c...that is what i think will happens.

i think you can open a bank account at sg and it is much simpler to handle your transactions. i think foreigners also can open but you need to go to the bank personally

POSB Savings (all foreigners)
Eligibility and Requirement

For individuals aged 16 years old and above.
No initial deposit required.

Fees

S$2 fall-below fee if the average daily balance falls below S$5,000.
S$20 early account closure fee if the account is closed within 6 months.

http://www.posb.com.sg/personal/deposit/sa...igner/fees.page