Just wanna compare the current price with the launch price.

sorry for being blunt.......after compare then what?
are you gonna judge its performance based on variance of the prices?
ex. launch yr 2010 at NAV 0.30...now 2015 NAV also 0.30.....does it meant no profits earned?

This post has been edited by MUM: Mar 9 2016, 10:43 PM

Nah I know the price fluctuates. Can't determine profit like that. Just curious where to find the history of launch price till current price.

ok.....

Need to consider the SC is consider high for PM funds..

0.25 maybe... but I guess it is not really important

Launch Price = look out for their prospectus, it's clearly written there.

Will scrutinise the prospectus. Thanks!

Anyone invested in public mutual funds and still think it's a form of 'legit investment'.....please watch this vid. Forward to the 38:00 minute. Also think why the government supports PMF so heavily with the flexibility to invest with Akaun 1.

If I'm not wrong, u can obtain a copy of initial Prospectus in the library (subject to availability)

Thank you for sharing the video.
It's interesting point of view from Anthony Robbins?

Seeking clarifications?
1. If Mutual funds are not good investment vehicle due to charges/commissions,
what other types of investment out there available for an ordinary people who are not well versed with Bursa/shares, Forec, etc?
Assuming one is looking at about 8% return?

2. Are there any such Income Insurance plan available here in Malaysia?

Thanks for sharing and Good day.

How to claim tax deduction of Public Mutual distribution income from LHDN? Under cukai seksyen 110 or cukai seksyen 132 and 133?

Those are really good questions. I'm also curious if the poster BeastB has tried out any of the suggestions, and had some first hand practical experience.

As for the second question, IMHO, insurance is for protection, and isn't the correct tool for cash flow or investments.

distributions

Public Aggressive Growth Fund - 2 sen per unit

Public Regular Savings Fund - 2.35 sen per unit



Public Mutual PRS Growth Fund - 0.7 sen per unit

Public Mutual PRS Moderate Fund - 0.6 sen per unit

Public Mutual PRS Conservative Fund - 0.5 sen per unit

Public Mutual PRS Islamic Growth- 0.7 sen per unit

Public Mutual PRS Islamic Moderate Fund - 0.6 sen per unit

Public Mutual PRS Islamic Conservative Fund - 0.5 sen per unit

Is PRSF really close for additional investment?
Anyone here contributing to PRSF religiously?
My agent ask me to go for PDSF, but I'm still not sure about it.

Would seriously suggest that you register for the online service - Public Mutual Online.

With PMO, you can check instantly whether if the fund is closed or not. When doing the online initial purchase, or additional purchase (and also switching) by cash, if the fund is still open, its name will appear on the selection list.

The only transaction that PMO can't do is when it is a purchase and withdrawal from EPF.

A fund can be closed to any of the above mentioned 3 transactions - initial purchase, additional purchase or EPF. It may be closed to cash purchase, but open to EPF.

It may also be closed to inital purchase but open to additional purchases - but only if the additonal purchases was placed via DDI (Direct Debit Instruction) before it was closed.

Regarding PRSF, it is closed. (Sorry to make you read a wall of words before giving the bad news. )

It's replacement fund would be the recently launched Public Regular Savings Sequel Fund.

PDSF is classified as an income fund - more stable compare to PRSF, while PRSF is more towards "growth". A better fund in the same category as PRSF is Public Optimal Growth Fund.

Dont mind if I share some thoughts haha
Eastspring Investment? Just signed up for that

Agreed to a certain extend.
Insurance for protection, yes and nowadays.. its kinda revamped in a way to also help us increase value of our funds. Those invesment linked accs or solely investment? Eastspring Investment

Guys need some help, I invest in PB GROWTH FUND on 2010, I notice that every year will distribution reinvest is it some sort of dividen?
I mean auto invest every year ? Just checked after 5 year growth around 25.58%

Don't know whether need continue or not

This post has been edited by ljf123: Apr 9 2016, 08:18 PM

Yes as dividend (in MYR) is reinvested into equivalent units

You got something else in mind for this money usage?