MAKLUMAT KORPORAT

Amanah Saham Nasional Berhad (ASNB) ialah anak syarikat milik penuh Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB) yang ditubuhkan pada 22 Mei 1979 untuk mengurus dana-dana unit amanah yang dilancarkan oleh PNB. ASNB juga bertanggungjawab untuk mendidik para pelabur mengenai faedah melabur dalam unit amanah melalui penganjuran seminar perancangan kewangan atau lebih dikenali sebagai Seminar 360, pada setiap hari di seluruh negara. Sejak pelancaran unit sulungnya Sekim Amanah Saham Nasional (ASN) pada 20 April 1981, PNB telah melancarkan sepuluh dana unit amanah yang lain iaitu Skim Amanah Saham Bumiputera (ASB), Amanah Saham Wawasan 2020 (ASW 2020), Amanah Saham Nasional 2 (ASN 2), Amanah Saham Malaysia (ASM), Amanah Saham Didik (ASD), Amanah Saham Nasional 3 Imbang (ASN 3), Amanah Saham Gemilang (ASG-Pendidikan, ASG-Kesihatan & ASG-Persaraan), Amanah Saham 1Malaysia (AS 1M) dan yang terbaru Amanah Saham Bumiputera 2 (ASB 2). Daripada 12 dana unit amanah ini, enam daripadanya ialah dana ekuiti berharga tetap, manakala selebihnya ialah dana ekuiti harga berubah-ubah yang merupakan dana-dana pendapatan, pertumbuhan dan seimbang.
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PRODUCTS

VARIABLE PRICE FUNDS

SEKIM AMANAH SAHAM NASIONAL



Objektif
Bagi menjana pulangan yang berpatutan dalam bentuk pengagihan pendapatan dan pertumbuhan modal kepada pemegang-pemegang unit melalui pelaburan dalam kepelbagaian portfolio.

Pelabur Sasaran
Pelabur yang memahami risiko dan pulangan pelaburan dan mencari peningkatan modal bagi jangka masa sederhana ke panjang.

Kelayakan
Bumiputera.
- Akaun Dewasa (18 tahun ke atas).
- Akaun Remaja (ibu bapa atau penjaga sah berumur tidak kurang 18 tahun yang melabur bagi kanak-kanak berumur 6 bulan hingga 18 tahun ke bawah).

Financial Year End: December 31
Historical Amanah Saham Nasional (ASN) Dividend Rate for past 6 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2008 - 5.50
2009 - 5.20
2010 - 6.00
2011 - 6.05
2012 - 6.30
2013 - 6.45
2014 -

Fund Performence past 3 years

Tahun Berakhir 31 Disember 2011 2012 2013

Kadar Pengagihan Pendapatan Seunit (sen) 6.05 6.30 6.45

Jumlah Pulangan (%) 5.33 11.45 11.36

NAB Seunit Tertinggi (RM) 0.8841 0.9046 0.9391

NAB Seunit Terendah (RM) 0.7703 0.8127 0.8225

AMANAH SAHAM NASIONAL 2



Objektif
Memberi peluang kepada pemegang-pemegang unit untuk mendapat pulangan dalam bentuk pengagihan pendapatan dan pulangan modal pada tahap risiko yang berpatutan melalui pelaburan dalam kepelbagaian portfolio sekuriti, terutamanya dalam ekuiti sekuriti Malaysia selaras dengan Suratikatan, Garis Panduan dan undang-undang sekuriti.

Pelabur Sasaran
Pelabur yang memahami risiko dan pulangan pelaburan dan mencari peningkatan modal bagi jangka masa sederhana ke panjang.

Kelayakan
Bumiputera 18 tahun ke atas.

Financial Year End: June 30
Historical Amanah Saham Nasional 2(ASN2) Dividend Rate for past 5 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2009 - 5.20
2010 - 5.20
2011 - 5.50
2012 - 6.50
2013 - 7.10
2014 - 6.90

Fund Performence past 3 years

Tahun Berakhir 30 Jun 2012 2013 2014

Kadar Pengagihan Pendapatan Seunit (sen) 6.50 7.10 6.90

Jumlah Pulangan (%) 6.56 14.13 9.47

NAB Seunit Tertinggi (RM) 1.2588 1.3783 1.4135

NAB Seunit Terendah (RM) 1.0504 1.1948 1.2447

AMANAH SAHAM NASIONAL 3 IMBANG



Objektif
Untuk menjana pertumbuhan modal dalam jangka masa sederhana hingga jangka masa panjang menerusi pelaburan dalam portfolio yang seimbang dan melalui pelaburan semula pengagihan pendapatan, sekiranya ada.

Pelabur Sasaran
Pelabur yang memahami risiko dan pulangan pelaburan serta mengharapkan pertumbuhan modal bagi tempoh jangka masa sederhana ke panjang.

Kelayakan
Warganegara 18 tahun ke atas.

Financial Year End: November 30
Historical Amanah Saham Nasional 3 (ASN3) Dividend Rate for past 5 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2009 - 7.00
2010 - 5.50
2011 - 6.00
2012 - 6.30
2013 - 6.40

Fund Performence past 3 years
Tahun Berakhir 30 November 2011 2012 2013

Kadar Pengagihan Pendapatan Seunit (sen) 6.00 6.30 6.40

Jumlah Pulangan (%) 3.17 11.64 10.86

NAB Seunit Tertinggi (RM) 1.1510 1.2010 1.2331

NAB Seunit Terendah (RM) 1.0522 1.0495 1.1124

AMANAH SAHAM GEMILANG



Financial Year End: March 31
Historical Amanah Gemilang Pendidkan (ASG-P) Dividend Rate for past 6 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2009 - 5.50
2010 - 5.50
2011 - 5.60
2012 - 7.00
2013 - 7.10
2014 - 7.10

Financial Year End: March 31
Historical Amanah Saham Gemilang Kesihatan (ASG-K) Dividend Rate for past 6 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2009 - 6.00
2010 - 6.00
2011 - 6.10
2012 - 7.10
2013 - 7.20
2014 - 7.20

Financial Year End: March 31
Historical Amanah Saham Gemilang Persaraan (ASG-P) Dividend Rate for past 6 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2009 - 5.00
2010 - 5.00
2011 - 5.10
2012 - 7.05
2013 - 7.30
2014 - 7.05

This post has been edited by [Ancient]-XinG-: Feb 14 2015, 11:34 AM

[FIXED PRICE FUNDS]

SKIM AMANAH SAHAM BUMIPUTERA



Objektif
Untuk menjana pulangan jangka panjang yang kompetitif dan konsisten kepada pemegang-pemegang unit di samping memastikan pengekalan modal pada tahap toleransi risiko yang minimum.

Pelabur Sasaran
Pelabur yang memahami risiko dan pulangan pelaburan serta menjangkakan manfaat dari pertumbuhan jangka panjang tabung hasil pelaburan semula pengagihan pendapatan (sekiranya ada) dan penerimaan pendapatan (sekiranya ada) ke atas pelaburan mereka.

Kelayakan
Bumiputera.
- Akaun Dewasa (18 tahun ke atas).
- Akaun Remaja (ibu bapa atau penjaga sah berumur tidak kurang 18 tahun yang melabur bagi kanak-kanak berumur 6 bulan hingga 18 tahun ke bawah).

Financial Year End: December 31
Historical Amanah Saham Bumiputera (ASB) Dividend Rate for past 6 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2008 - 7.00 + 1.75
2009 - 7.30 + 1.25
2010 - 7.50 + 1.25
2011 - 7.65 + 1.15
2012 - 7.75 + 1.15
2013 - 7.70 + 1.00
2014 -
(Dividend) + (Bonus)


AMANAH SAHAM WAWASAN 2020



Objektif
Untuk memberi kadar pulangan yang berpatutan kepada pemegang-pemegang unit menerusi pelaburan dalam portfolio terpilih yang terdiri daripada pelaburan yang dibenarkan.

Pelabur Sasaran
Pelabur yang memahami risiko dan pulangan pelaburan serta mengharapkan manfaat dari pertumbuhan jangka panjang tabung hasil pelaburan semula pengagihan pendapatan (sekiranya ada) dan penerimaan pendapatan (sekiranya ada) ke atas pelaburan mereka.

Kelayakan
Warganegara.
- Akaun Dewasa (18 tahun ke atas).
- Akaun Remaja (ibu bapa atau penjaga sah berumur tidak kurang 18 tahun yang melabur bagi kanak-kanak berumur 6 bulan hingga 18 tahun ke bawah).

Financial Year End: August 31
Historical Amanah Saham Wawasan 2020 (ASW2020) Dividend Rate for past 6 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2009 - 7.00
2010 - 6.30
2011 - 6.50
2012 - 6.60
2013 - 6.70
2014 - 6.60

AMANAH SAHAM MALAYSIA



Objektif
Untuk memberi peluang kepada pemegang-pemegang unit membuat pelaburan jangka panjang yang menjana pulangan yang kompetitif dan berterusan menerusi pelaburan dalam portfolio yang dipelbagaikan.


Pelabur Sasaran
Pelabur yang memahami risiko dan pulangan pelaburan serta mengharapkan manfaat dari pertumbuhan jangka panjang tabung hasil pelaburan semula pengagihan pendapatan (sekiranya ada) dan penerimaan pendapatan (sekiranya ada) ke atas pelaburan mereka.

Kelayakan
Warganegara.
- Akaun Dewasa (18 tahun ke atas).
- Akaun Remaja (ibu bapa atau penjaga sah berumur tidak kurang 18 tahun yang melabur bagi kanak-kanak berumur 6 bulan hingga 18 tahun ke bawah).

Financial Year End: March 31
Historical Amanah Saham Malaysia (ASM) Dividend Rate for past 6 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2009 - 6.25
2010 - 6.30
2011 - 6.38
2012 - 6.80
2013 - 6.50
2014 - 6.60

AMANAH SAHAM DIDIK



Objektif
Untuk memberi peluang pelaburan yang dapat menjana pulangan dan pertumbuhan pelaburan jangka panjang yang berpatutan kepada pemegang-pemegang unit

Pelabur Sasaran
Pelabur yang memahami risiko dan pulangan pelaburan dan mengharapkan pertumbuhan modal bagi jangka masa panjang dari pelaburan semula pengagihan pendapatan (sekiranya ada), sebagai persediaan keperluan kewangan bagi tujuan perbelanjaan pendidikan pelabur dan ahli keluarga pada masa hadapan.

Kelayakan
Bumiputera.
- Akaun Dewasa (18 tahun ke atas).
- Akaun Remaja (ibu bapa atau penjaga sah berumur tidak kurang 18 tahun yang melabur bagi kanak-kanak berumur 6 bulan hingga 18 tahun ke bawah).

Financial Year End: June 30
Historical Amanah Saham Didik (ASD) Dividend Rate for past 5 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2009 - 6.30
2010 - 6.35
2011 - 6.50
2012 - 6.60
2013 - 6.80
2014 - 6.60

AMANAH SAHAM 1MALAYSIA



Objektif
Objektif pelaburan AS 1Malaysia adalah untuk mendapatkan peluang pelaburan yang menjana pendapatan yang konsisten dan berterusan di samping mengekalkan modal pelaburan para pemegang unit di dalam tempoh jangka panjang melalui portfolio pelaburan yang dipelbagaikan.

Pelabur Sasaran
- Pelabur jangka masa sederhana dan jangka masa panjang.
- Pelabur yang memahami pulangan dan risiko.
- Pelabur yang ingin mendapatkan pulangan dari pengagihan pendapatan, sekiranya ada.

Kelayakan
Warganegara.
- Akaun Dewasa (18 tahun ke atas).
- Akaun Remaja (ibu bapa atau penjaga sah berumur tidak kurang 18 tahun yang melabur bagi kanak-kanak berumur 6 bulan hingga 18 tahun ke bawah).

Financial Year End: September 30
Historical Amanah Saham 1Malaysia (AS1M) Dividend Rate for past 5 years
Net Distribution per unit (sen)
2010 - 6.38
2011 - 6.50
2012 - 6.60
2013 - 6.80
2014 - 6.60

AMANAH SAHAM BUMIPUTERA 2



Objektif
Menjana pulangan jangka panjang yang konsisten di samping memastikan pengekalan modal pemegang unit dengan menyertai pelaburan di dalam portfolio aset campuran.

Pelabur Sasaran
Dana ini sesuai untuk pelabur yang mempunyai profil yang berikut:

- Memahami risiko dan pulangan pelaburan.
- Mencari instrumen pelaburan jangka panjang yang berpotensi untuk menjana pulangan
tahunan yang lebih baik daripada kadar
pulangan purata Sekuriti Kerajaan Malaysia
(Malaysia Government Securities, MGS)
5-Tahun.

Kelayakan
Bumiputera.
- Akaun Dewasa (18 tahun ke atas).
- Akaun Remaja (ibu bapa atau penjaga sah berumur tidak kurang 18 tahun yang melabur bagi kanak-kanak berumur 6 bulan hingga 18 tahun ke bawah).

Frequently Ask Question [READ ME]

1 - I am a non-bumiputera. And I am totally new to this. Which fund should I go?

Variable Price Funds. Only ASG, and ASN3. Currently only have this two option for you. For those who having any account on Fixed Price Funds, you can keep trying to top up with no guarantee you able to get additional units. And to newcomer you can't apply for new account for Fixed Price Funds anymore except ASNB announce any additional unit to be done on particular fund. Thus, and ultimately, the only choice is that ASG and ASN3. But, now this two fund is approaching its maximum unit availability according to ASNB.

2 - I am a bumiputera. And I am totally new to this. Which fund should I go?

Follow this order, you will never go wrong. ASB - ASW2020 - ASM - ASD - AS1M - ASB 2. The reason why ASB 2 the last is that we haven't seen any performance of the fund as it is the newcomer.

3 - Any online transection allow?

Yes, one of them is m2u. Others may have but need confirmation from others member. However only apply to bumiputera also. Why? Back to #1.

4 - EPF?

Yes. But details need an expert to explain it.

5 - Where can I buy the unit?

Agents. Pos MY, MBB, RHB, CIMB. And ASNB office as well.

6 - Best time to buy?

No specific time but, most people do say that. Before any big festive sessions, school reopen and any occasion that need money. However, you don't know when people do need those money.

This post has been edited by [Ancient]-XinG-: Feb 20 2015, 07:33 PM

Calculation upon Variable Price Fund using ASG as an example.

NAV of the day you invest - 1.1800
Amount of MYR invested - 10000
Units in hand - 8474.58
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Dividend pay on the financial year end - 7.0%
Dividend - 593.22 MYR
NAV of the day - 1.1300
Units paid - 524.97
Total units in hand - 8999.55
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If lets say you want to cash out that day
you will get 10169.49 MYR
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If you stay for 5 years
Y1 - 8999.55
Dividend - 6.8%
NAV - 1.1500
9531.69 MYR


Y2 - 9531.69
Dividend - 6.8%
NAV - 1.1580
10091.41 MYR


Y3 - 10091.41
Dividend 6.8%
NAV - 1.1600
10682.98 MYR

Y4 - 10682.99
Dividend 6.8%
NAV - 1.1700
11303.88 MYR

Y5 - 11303.88
NAV 1.18
Total cash in hand - 13338.58.
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Comparing with FD ( Compounding ) Flat rate 4.0% p.a.
Y1 - 10000
Y2 - 10400
Y3 - 10816
Y4 - 11248.64
Y5 - 11698.58
In MYR.
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Of course you CAN'T invest fully in 1 method only. FD is the best among all when it come to risk. Thus, don't put all eggs in 1 basket. Diversify it.
And see things do happen like now. Crude oil, flood, all affecting nation as well as MY will affecting the BURSA and thus ASG.
Hope I help in this post. Feel free to ask me. My answer may be incorrect but I can tell you some info that banker reluctant to tell you.
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Just to share some info I got ASNB official page.

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ASG Pendidkan
Novagni Cat - MIXED ASSET MY
Fund rating - 2 stars
Peer ranking - 30/42
Unit in circulation - 311.15 Mil Units.

ASG - Kesihatan
Novagni Cat - EQUITY MY
Fund rating - 3 stars
Peer rating - 53/75
Unit in circulation - 409.32 Mil Units.

ASG - Persaraan
Novagni Cat - MIXXED ASSET MY
Fund rating - 3 stars
Peer rating - 21/42
Unit in circulation - 136.64 Mil Units.

** Collectively the three unit trust under the umbrella of ASG have cumulative maximum size of 1.0 billion unit.

*** Potential investor are those who understand investment risk and rewards and are seeking growth of capital over long term period and plan to fulfil the financial requirement for their education/medical expenses/retirement.

This post has been edited by [Ancient]-XinG-: Feb 14 2015, 11:50 AM

Reserved.

Just know v6 closed
Click tis link for reference https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3345193/+1660

Very well done! Nice graphic & layout. Good to have 1 thread now for all ASX.

Let us see who will be the first one to ask the don't-do-homework question (i.e., do not read the basic infor at the start of this thread).

Keep it up!!!

check in for THE ONLY ONE ASNB Thread

Very well done! to Ancient-XinG-

Haha 😆. Yea.

Any other need to add in the FAQ?

lucifah please pin this thread thanks.

When is the best time to buy the funds?

Where can I buy the fund?

Oh yea.. Too common till I forget it. But why I can't delete post here like in /k?

This post has been edited by [Ancient]-XinG-: Feb 20 2015, 04:28 PM

Two things :

(1) Sales charge is 5%, compared to most unit trusts at 0-1%

(2) You can't see the prices on public holidays (like today)

Question too common until I already have set answer for it

for the delete post thingy, in /k got a lot of "cool stories" rubbish post unlike here in FBIH which is more serious

Those lazy post also need to delete. ✂ ✂ ✂

Include a link to ASNB website

This will not be the only one ASNB thread. This forum has long supported more than 2,500 replies in a single thread. However, we still need someone to start a new thread once the existing one has garnered at least 2,500 or more replies.

I agree the TS has done a wonderful job compiling all the information in post #1 and #2. These can be copied when a new version of this thread is created next time. But bottom line is, this thread will have to be closed as soon as 2,500 post count is reached.

Noted & Thanks for the valuable information

Opss.. Wrong thread

This post has been edited by owenwong84: Feb 22 2015, 02:46 AM

Nope. Correct. U ask regarding asb loan rite. I am not expert in loan. Because we often encourage ppl not to take loan... Because it will burden when u having either housing loan and car loan... Or even cc debt.

You manage to see my message..
Yesterday night i have read the old thread about the ASB...
learn a few tips like getting loan in June for less burden and 2-3 years terminate loan to maximise ROI.
Still haven't finish.

Taken from ASNB's latest posting on their FB page ( https://www.facebook.com/413717745430066/ph...pe=1&permPage=1 ). I've heard rumors that SC may not allow for ASNB funds to grow anymore via dividend (I guess they finally realized the loophole) so future income distribution (to use the correct term ) will be paid via cash.

Don't know how true the rumor but for as long as ASNB's fixed priced funds continue to represent a large chunk of the entire local stock market, it poses a systemic risk to the local bourse which is why I guess the rumors continue to spread.

Let us move to LTAT for the 2-3 times higher return! 15% for 2014! Dapat kah? Guess not.

AA
LTAT investment gurus are some of the best in the world with such consistent high returns over the last 42 years! True kah? These guys will be filthy rich if they worked in the private companies! Just curious, any one here knows what do they invest in? Shares, special deals with the you-know-who, etc?


BB
My gut feel says some hidden fat hands in there to achieve the high returns. I guess that is one way to please the armed forces and to secure their unquestioned services. Same thing in armed forces in other countries?

CC
Suppose I started with RM100,000 in LTAT 42 years ago, by now it will be about RM9 million now! 90 times increase!

Sorry for this off topic thread.

Cheerio.

If no compound, people will withdraw.

+1
If repeated, zerorise the post count

First and foremost, is this fund open for public? Or only for its members?

It is a wise move if expansion of fund is disallowed due to the dividend declaration. So that the investors won't have the feel "Ponzi scheme" as highlighted by few forumers earlier.
So if this happen, ASNB can only raise fund by launching new funds but not via the increase fund size due to dividend

Only for those who have grey IC. If not mistaken

Discontinue of re-investment for all Fixed price Funds?

For members ony

There's been persistent rumors that ASNB would no longer be allowed to reinvest income distribution of unit holders to cap the growth of fixed priced funds. As we all know, SC has not allowed for any new fixed priced funds to be launched by ASNB (ASB2 was an exception) thus dividend reinvestment is a loophole that allows the funds to continue to grow.

For now it's still rumors and nothing concrete. What is confirmed however the total fund sized combined of all of ASNB's fixed priced funds contribute to a huge chunk of the local stock market thus the persistent talk of systemic risks.

I don't have the exact figures but I've heard that ASNB's entire fixed priced funds translate to a couple of hundred points of the KLCI if everything were to be withdrawn

With regards to the comment on the ponzi scheme, I personally beg to differ. The funds have grown so large that no amount of "new money" can ever be enough to cover the income distribution to be paid for each fixed priced funds. ASB paid over RM10 billion in dividends the last financial year, I doubt "new money" into ASB even comes into half that total

I hope this is another one of the recent rumours (upon death of EPF unitholder, death of one of EPF's beneficiaries will result in the EPF money being transferred to a govt body XYZ and difficult to get the money out. This rumour is not true as EPF has explained in the news recently).

KLSE companies are worth a few trillion RM. ASNB has a few billions RM. But ASNB is not investing 100% of its money in KLCI. So looking from that angle, KLCI is not running out of room with this player, big yes but not over-stretching KLCI in my view.

Cheerio.

Many will be hoping that SC shares that view

hahaha now it's ASD unitholders turn to change their passbook


Next Waiting in line is ASW2020 & AS1M

This post has been edited by nexona88: Feb 23 2015, 03:12 PM

that's why when change passbook, don't give banks account number. tell them "suda lupa la"

p/s: agents didn't ask me anything about banks account number when I changed my ASM passbook

I come across that asnb do invest in local stable market but not foreign market. If yes, that will be huge impact on bursa. Even few hundred point. We now already struggle to be in 1800 zone, is struggling, not comfort...

If I'm not mistaken, only ASB2 is allowed to invest in overseas instruments. I remember reading it during its initial launch (up to 20% VOF) though I'm a tad bit too lazy to read the master prospectus to confirm this.

I do not believe that all the other products have such a clause that certain VOF of a ASNB fund can be invested overseas.

I hope that it would not be discontinued.. It is so difficult to bank in with the limited chinese quota.. Hope that this is just rumor

Actually it's not the 1st time ASNB pay dividend in cash / cheque.. I remember getting cheque payment for ASM years ago & also have tax unlike now

then it is not a fair comparison as it is not within our reach

Well. Any fund which particular for any members only often higher in return but its not come into comparison because it is out of reach for some of the people.

Out of curiosity and if you know, LTAT is only for armed forces staff or also for their family members? Any maximum limit for each member?

No, I do not have any relative in the armed forces. Pity.

Yea. I know. It's only for people who have grey or silver coloured IC... Which is armed forces....

got 20k AS1M and 1k ASM during lunch break at CIMB, go try your luck .

Thanks for your tip.

Went to PM, took more than 1 hr to process the 15 customers ahead of me. This PM is now getting rather slow. The staff I respected before is now rather slow, taking numerous breaks, does not call the next number after the last one has gone till 1-2 mins later. Bet you are saying I am so fussy, demanding, etc. Ha.

At the end, zero for me. Pity me.

Cheerio.

if the current PM branch not good service @ slow, then try other PM branch or go to banks & ASNB if possible

Minggu Saham Amanah Malaysia is BACK



This post has been edited by nexona88: Feb 25 2015, 08:20 PM

......
Why not kl or some place than I can go with LRT

already did in KL years ago.. I think 1st one in PWTC

less pipu visit.. others places more people come

This post has been edited by nexona88: Feb 25 2015, 09:00 PM

Few years back people not well informed.... Now situation change already...

Can still go with Now Every One Can Fly Air Asia!!!

Return at about RM300 only.

May go for me as it is about 3 hrs drive for me. But worth going for a non bumi like me?

I am thinking about going also.. Very seldom have the opportunity to join this kind of roadshow..

Most of the time the roadshow is in Semenanjung / Penisular..

But as you said, is it worth for us as non-bumi to go?

Haha... If i am given an opportunity to open an account for ASW2020, even with a minimum of RM100 I also would go..

This post has been edited by smartinvestor01: Feb 26 2015, 08:13 AM

Me too. See you there? Get a TT group there? Ha.

Hope some one who has been there can help with what is covered there. Infor on ASX, application counter, future news on ASX, lucky draw???

Thanks.

This post has been edited by plumberly: Feb 26 2015, 08:21 AM

Yape, If i am confirmed going there, will update here.. Once in a blue moon to invest such a trip to the roadshow might worth it especially when we are investing heavily in their funds..

Attended the JB's MSAM in 2009, where I managed to open and buy >30k units for one of the ASx. Seems like they released some units for sale during this period. Sorry can't remember the details but maybe can call ASNB for more info.

Thanks for the infor.

Now 2 carrots at the end of the stick (new account and some fish) may draw me there! Ha.

Wow, how i wished that i have tonnes of money to bank in.. but too bad, cashflow limited..

anyway, very appreciated for the information..

Anyone go there before? Having what activity?

I being there before.. it was a few years back in Kuching when the roadshow was held at Dataran Merdeka..

Most of the booths such as Etiqa, Maybank, RHB, Sime Darby, ASNB etc was there..

However, there are also some other activities but I am unable to remember..

that time got new units available..
3.33bil ASM & 2bil ASW2020 (limit 20k/account)

but how u managed to deposit >30k

http://web10.bernama.com/hpm08/newsbm.php?id=405326

I want get the merchandise laaaa

Why go swk Liao go there again.... Why no go klllllll why why why..... Rotate ma. Last few yr perlis. Wasehh. So farr

Multiple accounts for the whole family.

Just realised that I am one of the lucky ones here. Why? ASNB Bintulu was the branch with the highest no of transactions in M'sia in 2014! They got a certificate on display in the office.

They have more 250 transactions every day.

But when it comes to mine, can do better lah! Ha.

This post has been edited by plumberly: Feb 26 2015, 05:54 PM

I read back the thread there was this change passbook on ASM
Izzit apply to ASM only?
Mine is ASB the blue book was since 2011.

Currently for ASM & ASD fund.

Others fund later when ASNB give notices to change

Then better wait so that can change all at the same time.

it's your choice.. then u change next year

This post has been edited by nexona88: Feb 26 2015, 11:14 PM

Don't need to wait until next year lah, looks like ASNB is calling for passbook replacement few months b4 the FYE of each fund. So b4 Oct2015 should be abled to replace all my passbooks at the same time, saving time & effort.

Lunch break 12.30pm ASM on sales- quickly go try your luck

Thanks for your tip earlier.

Went to PM and waited for about 1 hour for my turn. Could not buy any as I forgot to bring my wallet (with my IC inside). What a day!

This week has not been my week with lots of unpleasant things. Hope this will be the past from today on wards! Ha.

so excited until forgot to bring IC

btw if didn't show mykad if got police checking, can kena denda maximum rm20k or Penjara 3 years under Seksyen 25 (1) (n) Peraturan-peraturan Pendaftaran Negara 1990

Wah, the penalty is tougher than some of the X100 more serious offences!

Seriously, I don't think I am the only one who forgets to bring the MK once in a blue moon.

Come to think of it, a swimmer in a pool will not have the MK with him/her when stopped by a policeman. Yes, the swimmer can go to the locker to get it BUT at that instant, the swimmer does not have the MK. So also liable for the fine?

Other countries also have the same regulation, I wonder?

Cheerio.

my friend kena once.. went to Mahkamah Majistret. fine RM300 or 3mth Prison

About the swimmer thing, I'm not sure.. need to ask police

Swimmer scenario too extreme la, police only stop and ask for IC in public area. private area wont kacau.

I see. But what if it is in a public pool?

Curious to know how it is worded in the regulation. I think it was enacted during the communist emergency time, trying to control who was who during that time.

Still applicable now with that specific regulation? God knows.

Cheerio.

P/S Better stop here - off topic.

This post has been edited by plumberly: Feb 27 2015, 06:58 PM

Came across this song this morning.

Seeing My Father In Me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVeml28Eo3w

For the ladies, just change My Father to My Mother. Applicable to both father and mother.

Sorry off topic but I do hope after listening to it, you will say to yourself, hey, that is a good, emotional song!

In our quest for extra money in ASX, take some time to listen, reflect and enjoy the song!

This post has been edited by plumberly: Feb 28 2015, 09:14 PM

I read back the thread there was this change passbook on ASD..
Next is ASW2020?

Yea. Maybe. And last come to yellow book.

Can i know there will be only one time charge for the 1st transaction?

5% charges for every transection (purchase)

ASM dividend for 2015 will b out end of tis mth
Any prediction/forecast?

well for ASM divvy tis year, I think 6.5sen (min) - 7sen (max)..
don't forget tis year is election for Sarawak



This post has been edited by nexona88: Mar 1 2015, 09:48 PM

ASB2's dividend too

Don't forget ASG too. Bz times coming up for ASNB

No effect for ASG coz any distribution of Dividend will reduce the NAV by same %

Hi,

I have some amount of funds in AS1M (Amanah Saham 1 Malaysia).

This morning, I saw in a newspaper that 1MDB (1 Malaysia Development Berhad) is going to liquadate/dissolve. My concern is that are there any connection between ASIM and IMDB?

If they are connected, I would like to sell my AS1M's funds as it has some risks to hold that fund.

I am very much appreciated if some experts here can clear out my doubt on this.

Thank you very much.

This post has been edited by firee818: Mar 6 2015, 11:06 AM

Dun worry as there is NO connection
AS1M funds is governed by Trustee