Mid day report-

Visited 2 banks-

1st bank
1st transaction- a bit of ASM, no ASW

2nd transaction- a bit of ASW & 10k of ASM.

(1 elderly customer managed to get a bit of everything also and her 2nd try, she got AS1M- 5 digits. She waited at the bank the whole am.)

2nd bank- I went in with the elderly lady to try our luck there but had a HORRIBLE encounter with the CIMB bank's manager. Anyway, I went up to the teller and try my luck- ZERO transaction. Once completed, I thank the lady teller for all her helps in helping with my ASX transactions and walked out, withdraw from ATM & did IBG transfer out from bank & leave minimal amount in the account upon advice from another banker.
Called up Customer service to complaint about the bank's manager attitude & will not do any future transactions with them. (Sorry!  :topic:)

Blaming my multiple ASX transactions for the bank's imbalance. Auntie twinkle :confused:

Nope. Probably one of the tellers made a mistake. At the end of the day, their in/ out are not tally. I've been sending funds via instant IBG from HLB to CIMB for ASx transactions. Sometimes, if big amount, I'll deduct from my account. For small transaction, I just gave them cash. I'm sure the teller checked and double checked whatever amount I gave her, big/ small.

:console:

I can understand. I'm also like public enemy no.1 by repeating visits  :cry:

But my area CIMB more accomodating than the other banks  :thumbsup:

:topic:  :topic:

Just a gentle reminder to all

below happened in Kota Kinabalu -- 
http://dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=110066
Published on: Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Kota Kinabalu:

A 60-year-old woman who just retired from the civil service will not be able to enjoy her hard-earned pension money of RM100,000 – she was robbed in broad daylight by two men at the traffic lights opposite Wawasan Plaza, here, Tuesday.
The victim withdrew all the cash from a bank at Api-Api Centre at about 9.20am and intended to invest all in the Amanah Saham Bumiputra (ASB) when the robbers struck 30 minutes later.
Speaking to Daily Express here on the same day, the victim said all the money was kept in a big envelope placed inside her handbag which she put on the car floor.
Upon reaching the traffic lights on the second lane from the right, she was shocked when a man smashed her left car window with a sharp object before grabbing her handbag.
She tried to stop the robber until some cash fell on the road but failed. She sustained wounds on her thumbs and index finger in the process.
The robber and his accomplice fled with the envelope containing her money on a motorcycle.
She also hit the rear of a Honda car in front of her Perodua Kembara in the incident.
To her disappointment, other motorists who witnessed the incident did not even bother to help her.

still tis form right?

All this buying of Amanah Saham...

Past records so far so good. With things not looking bright at the moment, is there any possibility the dividend will go lower than 6%?

If you see in the EPF thread, there has started considerations based on today's news article...

This friend of mine told me that when he tried to sell off all his units, PNB didn't allow his straight one shot dispose all...in stages...

Anyone else experienced this?  :hmm:

yes. sure insider help  :thumbsup:

juz go like that cannot unless you're super lucky  :tongue:

My previous encounter with ASNB staff, they'll ask you how much you want and if they see units available, they will try. They also said, the units can disappear as fast as it appears as other branches are also trying to buy at same time.

Agent must key in and 'tembak' and then 'error page' appeared, that's mean no units. If little screen comes out, you're successful.

Avoid ASNB this 2 weeks school holiday as place will be super packed.

ASNB have more than 10 counters to serve as compared to 1 or 2 counters in Banks