QUOTE(bumble_b33 @ Jul 22 2014, 11:27 PM)
I got more comfortable with your words.
This means i should not withdraw in 1 year, at least 2 or 3 years ?
what will happen if after 6 years, i saw some post always written as after 6 years, after 6 years etc..as example.
Many Thanks
In UT, you may or may not lost the capital, in your case, is the 10000 MYR. That's the main concern. But however, in the history of ASNB (for all the funds), its never happen before and the fund size is increase day by day. Which is people cash in day by day. Now, in ASNB, there is quite different with other stocks and forex which give you fast money. IMO, ASNB is more likely to be blue stocks. But, gaining of 7% pa is still consider low, because of the inflation rate around 2-3%..
No worry, many people have ASG even me. But I create account during the promotion last year (2% SC, instead of 5%). And to cut some lost, you can do Ringgit Cost Leveraging, meaning, cash in certain amount of unit once every month.
However, its up to you stop cash in if you feeling not good.
And it you want to cover the lost of 5%, yes at least 2 years,
As mention above, variable fund is concerning about ROI, this is quite confuse actually, @[will-I-am] mind to explain?