Post Office can directly liquidate the fund to Maybank account?

this once a year guaranteed topup period, am I right to assume is immediately after dividend payout?

ASM got 17 billion units in circulation! And you nervous about pipu selling a few hundred thousand units every day?

no more bullet cannot buy anymore until salary come in but too late alrdy lo, suspended for dividend calculation by that time

Say you have RM1000 (BT is usually more worth to do if have >RM5k or more) in card A. Limit is RM2k. Apply new card from Bank B with limit RM2k. Ask Bank B to absorb all debts on card A. When that happens, Bank B pays bank A in in full and takes over the debts from Bank A.

Now,
Card A - RM0k debts, RM2k limit
Card B - RM1k debts, RM2k limit

Now you have 6 months to pay back Bank B RM1000 (since there's no fees, no interest). You now have RM1000 "free" to do what you want for 6 months. This RM1000 which you set aside initially to pay off Card A. Since you have 6 months to pay Bank B, you can put your money into that RM1000 into whatever you want (FDs/Amanah saham/unit trust/stocks) to get extra pocket money.

At the end of 6 months, if there's no more free BT (you can do a BT back to bank A if they are having a BT program that time and continue the cycle), you take out them RM1000 (provided you didn't make a loss) and settle the RM1000 in full with Bank B.

Of course all this while your bank B limit is left with RM1000 only. To prevent losing the RM1000 capital, people will put into FDs. This is the first time I heard of people utilizing Amanah saham in place of FDs.

PNB will do announcement of asw dividend rate before closing date or after?

how much do you all think the 2017 dividend will be for ASW?

below 6.00% 

Only concern is since no banks open for withdrawals then nobody sell means can't get to buy anything

Is there any reason, other than the slighter lower dividend, as to why AS1M is SIGNIFICANTLY easier to obtain compared to ASM and ASW2020?

PNB has been performing reasonably well since its inception. Professional management and less political interference have allowed PNB to perform to expectations. I think most PNB unit investors are quite satisfied with the returns so far.

However, since Abdul Wahid Omar took over as chairman of PNB, I have noticed a precipitated decline in dividends declared to unit holders.

so sad. time to sell perhaps