It's a possibility. Broker in UK did the same to me - applied a fixed annual fee % on overall holdings in the account - applied to every customer.

Of course you have the option of transferring out.

May top up Indonesia fund in light of weaker IDR

Nothing just continues going up without ever coming down

So much hostility here the last few pages

FWIW, I also read it as 100K between the 2 funds.

Anyway, agree with PS - what's relevant here is % allocation between funds and what % of liquid assets that represents

I guess UT prices will get hit a bit, maybe time to top up a bit , let's see

Yeah, wait and see for a bit - a sea of red on my US portfolio yesterday (other than Bonds, Gold that is). Expecting much the same here

I quite like the Bloomberg website for tracking funds that I'm interested in, just create a username and add the funds you'd like to watch on a watch list I only ever log into FSM when I want to buy or sell

Any of you considered trading through FSM SG?

Yeah, a see of red ... anyway, in it for the long term so not concerned

Indeed, may be topping up US.

Can't top up on FSM, totally out of RM

I've had good returns with "Special Situations" funds in the past so may give it this a go.

I also buy ETF

I quite like TD Ameritrade's interface

Most of the popular ETFs have 0 sales / purchasing charge.

Only downside of US listed ETFs is you pay 30% withholding tax on dividends which you can claim back half of it via a tax return. You can also buy Singapore listed ETFs which don't have this issue ... but less choice and I imagine higher fees. (Same goes for UK, Luxembourg (Ireland? Not sure) listed ETFs I believe