QUOTE(MNet @ Apr 17 2016, 11:51 AM)
That's right,.. oil price issue,..Fundsupermart Singapore, Let's have a separate thread
Fundsupermart Singapore, Let's have a separate thread
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Aug 29 2016, 04:54 PM
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There is one US REIT listed in the SGX, the first one from the US, and the only one in Asia. NO withholding taxon the dividend payout if you fill-in the W-8BEN Form properly.
It's called Manulife US REIT, stock code : BTOU. |
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Oct 26 2016, 07:19 AM
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QUOTE(heavensea @ Oct 26 2016, 04:07 AM) Is it any advantage for Malaysian to buy sg REITs via sg fundsupermarket? Or there's no different than I use Malaysia fundsupermarket? Yes,.. there are quite a number of funds listed in FSM SG that are not available in FSM MY. But, with FSM MY available today, I'm not sure if FSM SG will allow Msians to open accts or not,.... |
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Oct 26 2016, 01:03 PM
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QUOTE(Avangelice @ Oct 26 2016, 09:23 AM) unless they change the prerequisite of opening an account I do not think they would shoot themselves by limiting their clientele. That's the part that is getting harder now,... opening a Savings Acct in Sgp without the proper papers. But Standard Chartered Sgp is still accepting opening of Savings Accts by Msians. Minimum average daily balance must be SGD1000.that said all you need is a Singaporean bank account and you are good to go. I'm now thinking if I can get my mom to refer me to ocbc Singapore wonder if I can take advantage of investing in Singapore Good luck,.... |
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Oct 26 2016, 05:51 PM
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QUOTE(dasecret @ Oct 26 2016, 04:17 PM) Our asset management industry is not exactly doing well due to the bad reputation that people lose money, UTC just keep selling 'high risk high returns' funds Those ASX, etc funds are actually short cuts towards investing, giving out 6.xx%, which is, in a way,... good for investors who are under-informed and under-knowledged. But with the weakening MYR, and things getting more and more expensive, the returns from these ASX-like funds are not good anymore. IF,... we are earning SGD with these ASX funds, then I'm all for it !!!Oh, and my pet peeve - Got ASx funds and Tabung Haji and voluntary contribution to EPF where the capital is 'not at risk of going below cost', retail investors would not be motivated to go into investments that can lose money lor So now do you see why I have an issue with these 'capital guaranteed' investments? It hinders our development as a nation in so many ways Yes, I would agree with this statement, no doubt : It hinders our development as a nation in so many ways. But a gov't which wants to stay in control is always doing this, right ? Hindering the people's development so that they don't know abt the word outside, and need to depend on the current gov't always,.. that's how a gov't stays in control,.. As Ramjade said, we should look after our lives lar,...who asked us not to venture ?? |
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Oct 27 2016, 12:20 PM
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QUOTE(prince_mk @ Oct 27 2016, 09:44 AM) Yes, I do,.. I opened FSM SG acct a longtime ago,... I think 15 years ago ?? Near to that,... Back then, there was one asset class that I saw opportunities in, in spite of the world's view of this asset class,... My thoughts were always that interest rates had to drop in the world, it just can't sustain at such high levels,... But back then, interest rates were still sky-high in the world,... eg,..for those old-timer Aussies, they would remember that they could always survive on their FD interest rate at, say 7.5%,... when they had proportionate savings in their bank accts..Not anymore today, bro,... they have to find dividend stocks today. For myself,...events proved me right today,....To capitalise on my view, I had to open an account at FSM SG. For back then,...in our region, only FSM SG had such funds for me to participate in,... Subsequently, like they say,.. the rest is history. |
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Nov 14 2016, 11:36 AM
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Nov 14 2016, 08:45 AM) Can this trick work with Standard Chartered SG or it's only for DBS/OCBC/UOB? Yes,.. bought and holding. But if US int rates are expected to rise, HY bond prices may drop,... so wait awhile and observe first,....Hansel You mentioned you are looking at HY USA bonds back in Dec 2015. Did you buy any? Care to share? |
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Nov 14 2016, 11:59 AM
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Dec 5 2016, 10:42 AM
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QUOTE(dasecret @ Dec 5 2016, 10:21 AM) Yup. If you have a saving account in SG the experience would be very similar to FSM MY. It's only different if you TT money straight into FSM SG. Not sure how do you get back your money when you sell holdings Let me try to help with that,...When you sell yr holdings, the proceeds will drop into :- 1) your FSM Sgp Cash Account, into the appropriate currency wallet, OR; 2) your designated bank account in Singapore. If your proceeds are in different currencies from the SGD, then the treatment will be different. Please ask again here if so. Don't wish to congest this thread,.. If you do not have a Sgp bank account, you can issue instructions to FSM to TT the funds to your designated bank account anywhere in the world, but this will incur charges,... it's better to have a simple savings account in Sgp if you wished to invest into FSM Sgp. The moment the funds drop into a savigs acct in Sgp, there are many ways to access those funds in a cheaper and quicker way, from anywhere in the world,... Edited by adding the word : OR, above,... This post has been edited by Hansel: Dec 5 2016, 10:44 AM |
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QUOTE(AIYH @ Dec 5 2016, 10:50 AM) So you can TT the money to your SG SA, and from there you can buy and sell in FSM SG with money from your SG SA just like the current practice in FSM MY, and this applies to any SA in SG? QUOTE(dasecret @ Dec 5 2016, 10:54 AM) Correct AIYH, And one slight difference is you can elect for distribution to be banked in to your account instead of reinvesting to existing holding as well Correct. In addition, you can also TT into the cash mgmt acct INSIDE FSM SG directly if you wished to,... To your second qustion,... Yes, that was it,... BACK THEN. I'm not sure anymore today,.. if FSM can pull directly from, say Maybank Sgp. Please call and ask them. Yes to dasecret's statement,... but be very careful if you are going to receive divvies in other currencies besides the SGD. We can talk about that later here. |
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Dec 5 2016, 03:16 PM
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Dec 5 2016, 03:37 PM
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Dec 5 2016, 03:26 PM) Care to share how you do that? Which means you sell everything, then contact the bank say you want to transfer in by buying or you don't need to sell? Also care to share how do you open account with POEMS? But careful,... some funds can't be transferred over,... need to see the funds too, bro,.... Edited by adding :- Bro, you added more to yr posting. Okay, to open an acct with POEMS, need to do to their office. Shouldn't be a prb for Msians to open,.......... This post has been edited by Hansel: Dec 5 2016, 03:39 PM |
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Yes bro,... but I applied like 12 years ago,.. it's a very old account.
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Dec 5 2016, 03:44 PM) Bro,.. just do the comm-of-oath things for them,... or when you are ready to go open an account at Stanchart Sgp later, pop over to their office on the same day. Do all the applications within one day !! |
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QUOTE(xuzen @ Dec 18 2016, 10:57 PM) Friend Hansel, Good morning bro Xuzen,...I know that you have advocated moving one's cash to Singapore for whatever reasons. To each his own. Good sir, my question to you is, can one still achieve the same result if one were to buy a UTF denominated in Malaysian ringgit but exposed to overseas stock market? Or perhaps, one were to buy UTF offered by Malaysia unit trust provider that is denominated in foreign currency; example AM Asia Pacific ex Japan REITs fund - Class B denominated in United State Dollars or another example CIMB - Principle Asia Pacific Dynamic Income Fund denominated in Singapore Dollars? Thank you for answering my query. Xuzen P/s To the uninitiated the above mentioned UTFs do exist and are not hypothetical UTFs. Basically, for myself, some objectives of moving cash to SG is to park cash overseas so that my cash would not be under the jurisdiction of this Gov't anymore. Another objective would be to be able to invest into more instruments in an international financial centre,.. there are many other reasons, but these two came to my mind as I type this morning,... I don't really know much abt UTFs in Msia, I must say that first. But if I am to apply the principles of UTFs from SG, and other countries over to the Msian UTFs, then yeah, those UTFs you mentioned would be able to act as proxies to the international mkt. But you will need to pay them 'some charges' for them to act as proxies. These charges are justified since they 'save' the investor from needing to do a lot of work going to open accts elsewhere, knowing how to use internet to transfer funds here and there, taxations rules, etc, etc,... But your assets would still be under the jurisdiction of this Gov't. Look what happened to the exporters. |
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For myself, in SG, since I do stocks and REITs directly, I don't buy their UTFs which invest into the mkt. I don't need that portfolio.
On the other hand, since I do NOT invest into high-yield bonds directly because there will be a lot of risks onto a single issuer, I buy UTFs which invest into high-yield bonds to spread out the risks and to leverage on the expertise of the investment mgrs. This is my strategy,... |
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