May sound kinda like a sales person asking you to buy A and not B, but may I direct you to fundsupermart?

They don't charge sales charge and you can invest in any of the other 7 prs provider.

Under funds info, there is something called fund selector. You can filter out all the prs funds and you can select from there. In short, fundsupermart is just an agent, but corporate agent, not charging upfront sales charge. So they represent 7 out of 8 of the prs providers, approved by ppa. The only one they dont represent, obviously is public mutual.

I know that they do charge sales charge. The not charging part is on prs. Which I admit, I wasn't being specific enough.

If perform switching from equity fund to bond fund, the mutual gold points should remain right?

Thanks. Kinda make sense.

Will also study your list of funds few post back. Sadly my observation of public mutual funds are, the local centric funds arent doing thatsomething great.

You may want to share which funds. < 6% in that period for equity funds is really bad though.

Hi all, i'm new to public mutual and trying to manage some small fund for my mother. i notice that public mutual does not make it that easy to access their fund report if you dont hold the fund.

example i own Fund A. i want to switch to Fund B. i can't see what is the annual fund report for Fund B. can only see PHS. what website will be good source? i notice morningstar does have top holdings information from googling, wonder any other easier to refer source, like how eastspring, kenanga just publish it every month.