Thanks guys! Rather excited about the new accounts...

Remember to go register online account then you can be like auntie click click at work/makan/traffic jam/toilet

Treat it like a 6% bond from banks.

Haha yeah done that earlier, however the first time I clicked submit after keying in all relevant information, the website froze, and I had to redo everything. Second attempt was uneventful.

ASB2 dividend is only 6.5%?

bros do u guys think mutual fund like eastspring or cimb greater china fund is better thank amanah saham products? only thing is that it comes with risk

i am thinking of diversfying my investments come this august and now in the midst of saving up in order to invest.

could sifus here point me to rite direction where i can get knowledge(currently i think i am at the basic level compared with you guys) in investing in mutual funds or stock market.

has anyone here made profits in mutual funds or bursa that beats divided offered by amanah saham

Of course it's better. Well it's fair what. During good times, you get 10-20% return and during bad times you get (-) returns. Amanah saham also fair what. Good or bad time you receive same amount.

See this thread
FSM MY for all UT related
Stock Exchange

With UT it's more of laid back. With stocks also can be laid back. How? Create a defensive portfolio that come rain or shine, money still coming in. But just need to follow news.

Of course it's better. Well it's fair what. During good times, you get 10-20% return and during bad times you get (-) returns. Amanah saham also fair what. Good or bad time you receive same amount.
= hahah true lah..

thank bro will check those link out..


bro based on malaysia economic data which looks like a bullish market do you think good time to go to mututal funds?

If you are familiar with some stocks, you can make some good money from fundamentally strong stocks like GKent, IWCity etc over several months. But its a high risk game.

Ini semua election effect. After election jatuh again. Also depending on which UT you want to go in. Malaysian based only/Asia pacific.

Also in case you don't feel like investing in Malaysia, can consider SG UT
FSM SG

If you want to take it a step further
Singapore reits
SGX counters

Yes. Its lower compared with previous year...
Anyhow why asking now?? Where have u been???

Do some self-reading too,... don't listen entirely to forummers here,...

I have both ASX and UT. For the past couple of weeks, I've been lucky using the portal to top up my ASX. I could use my available funds for UT but as I am a newbie in DIY UT, I am taking the more cautious approach of only allocating a smaller amount of funds into UT.

I guess once you are more confident in UT investing, eg better at gathering and reading market info, then you can always invest more aggressively.

JMHO, you can always start with bond funds / fixed income instead of jumping into higher risk equities to begin with.

I think next month, MAY should be available

hmm i think that is a good strategy start with mutual fund for me since i am just a newbie.. last time i just save and put all in asb product but now with inflation rate and the ever increasing cost of living and the decline of dividend i need to find ways to optimize my returns. thinking of doing small part time business oso...

Ok guys, I'm very new to Amanah Saham and i'm non bumi. Recently only read up and know that Amanah saham have quota for Non bumi (thought only for Bumi), however i've read up the 1st post and found out that few for non bumi.

Which post shud i start read to understand the whole thing about it?

http://www.asnb.com.my/v3_/asnbv2_2funds.php#prospektusphs <-- start here

can go through the prospectus as well

diveden rate history you can google it out

for non bumi fixed price asx are : asm, as1m, asw2020

Thanks for your reply.

I was asking whether other account holders can download the eStatement or not. No worries, I will just wait.

Went to update my ASX passbook after going crazy with portal top ups. Since all the transactions couldn't fit onto the page, the poor teller had to print out on A4 paper. He was kinda nice, instead of just passing me the A4 printout as is, he actually took the time to cut and paste it nicely onto my book. Now, my book is almost FULL. Only a few lines left on the last page.

back or asnb?

AMBank.