I only have UT and Asb. No shares.

thinking to keep some Aud cash notes.any advise

can asb = fd ??

Salary of 2000. Haizzzzz

boss.. like u said it is meant for emergency use purpose

looking forward to earn more.

ASM already enuff for me, 1 competitor less for you guys. AS1M also same.  going for ASW mainly, got 10k  1 shot at CIMB 12.40pm

Heard from a colleague that is friends with an ASNB staff at an east coast branch that there's quite a large number of units available for ASM today. There's an hour left why not give it a shot ladies and gents

Heard from a colleague that is friends with an ASNB staff at an east coast branch that there's quite a large number of units available for ASM today. There's an hour left why not give it a shot ladies and gents

Didn't ask pulak sorry

so u already solved your previous "problem"? about the dividend thingy 

so how much u managed to get today? beribu-ribu MYR 

Finally patience pays off 

hahahah too much until $$ finish 

our sifu also stoped adding because too much in the account 
luvjiajia did u managed to open new ASM account 

papa mama sold all..
1 Malaysia scary~

Uncle injecting which one?

Can ASM be open if got free units?

ASB 1 Malaysia..
Emrrm.. most of it i think.. left few hundred..

Helping my parents go into fundsupermart with those money..

Your parents would most probably either be very close to retirement age or are already in retirement. Liquidating a relatively low risk yet competitive returns product for variable priced products does not make sense. Why I'm saying variable priced because FSM does not have any fixed priced funds.

And what's the point of investing in variable priced bond/fixed income products? The returns from these funds including money market funds does not yield anywhere close to what ASNB's fixed priced funds have and yet still be susceptible to risks of price fluctuations. Very, very few variable priced UT products offer capital guarantee so again, what's the point?

I certainly hope that your parents are being advised by you and/or your UTC consultants properly. Variable priced funds are more risky thus potentially providing higher returns but may not suitable for those who are looking for stable, consistent and almost annuity like income.

Unless of course you're a UTC trying to stir stuff in this thread, than shame on you but if you indeed are genuine, the paragraph above is a warning not to ruin your parents retirement. Learn about risk/reward and financial requirement lifecycle or even basic financial planning before jumping in.

Have you ventured into fsm? Or just asx?

Hot Tip : Contact who has a colleague working in an ASNB branch has again informed me that ASM units are available.

Not sure whats the trend with ASM suddenly taking over AS1M as the "go to" fund of choice. Anyways, good luck to all ya!

In fact, some variable Funds @ FSM have outperformed ASNB Fixed price Funds

Was hoping for ASG to drop below 1 during the Greek financial crisis but it never happen.

BTW, public mutual is not on fsm right? Can't seem to find it

Friend finally replied. ASM already migrated to new system so ASNB branches can access units available real time depending on their access level but AS1M and ASW is still in old system so I guess there's no like summary screen and can only know when doing transactions.

I can't confirm that I can provide daily updates but I think for all of you non-bumi fishing for fixed priced funds, ASM looks likely to be your best bet.