I think I make a loss of −6.31387974% in 2 years. Hopefully it turn around. Did I do the calculations right?
((((Current NAV x no. of units) - original price)/original price) x 100%) /2 years

That's what I got. I got -12.x% for 2 years. So 1 year is -6.x% right?

Teach me sifu.

Polarbearz file got? Can I use ancient -xing way?


This post has been edited by Ramjade: Apr 5 2016, 04:33 PM

Why not? There's always demand for such funds. Only ASNB providing these kind of funds.

What more if it invest partially in overseas.

ASM. Masuk

Not joint account. Use surat wakil. Sometimes bank asked for it, most of the time no (must choose the bank that don't ask for it)

Good move.

What do you mean? Which one do you want to apply?

They won't contact you like other UT agents cause they don't need to.

Rhb no problem. At my place, don't even need to take no. Straight proceed to counter. Maybank, cimb, rhb are the 3 original banks selling and buying ASX FP.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Apr 6 2016, 10:42 AM

No idea. All cimb, maybank, rhb I went to help me topup before.

There are some who managed. But generally not as good as counter. Online is only restricted to AS1M for non-bumi.

No info for that. You can try and let us know. Try topping up ASM via RHB online and see (asm have the most units now so won't waste your RM1.06 - you will most likely get the units)

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Apr 6 2016, 03:13 PM

Yup. Rm380k. Cannot reach that level.

If you have time, try everyday if it's convenient to you. If no time try once a month or on dividend day.

I think more on what it's going to use for. if that's the case, how come we don't see mass withdrawal for asw2020?

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Apr 7 2016, 04:00 PM

If what you say is true, how come asw2020 still seems full?

Sometimes yes. Around the range of 5-8%. However, keep in mind that REITS value can flucuate unlike ASX FP where it remain at RM1/unit. If you are going into REITS, best prepare min RM10k first or else all the tax makes it not worth (according to Dividend Magic Blog). ASX FP is tax free. Yes, then ASX FP will be better option. But you will need to "hunt" for units.

The choice is your actually. Unker Hansel said that SG REITS are better than Malaysia's. Might want to look into that aspect.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Apr 7 2016, 08:57 PM

Malaysia stock market got tax. You don't need to fill up LHDN as the tax will be automatically subtracted from your payout.

Singapore is tax free. But this is OT.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Apr 7 2016, 09:27 PM