Morning folks,

Have you seen the new notice up on the portal's landing page? Looks like they've already have a plan/date for the official/public launch. Better hurry up and pick up those FP units before the whole world knows about it

What's on the website?

I think many here have successfully registered and some even top up till the wallets are dry. What's your main problem when registering?

Go to any ASNB/Maybank/CIMB/RHB/Affin/BSN/Ambank/Alliance/POS to update or ensure your mobile number is up to date and get your 12 digit account number. Once you have them both you should be good to go

This post has been edited by hyelbaine: Jul 4 2017, 04:38 PM

Anytime

Agreed. Just email or call their customer service with details and they'll take it up.

How/where to check for this?

Can't seem to find it. Wanted to show my insider contact and say congrats

There's none. Some may say after dividend is credited but circumstances on unit availability hasn't changed. The only thing that has changed is what was once possible only by physically being at branches can now be done online.

I had to clear my browser cache thingy before I could log in. Must be as a result of the total change of the portal's design that meant one had to clear all previous copies of the portal before it'll work.

Personally I'm liking the new layout. It's a lot cleaner and for old folks like me, a lot easier to read; especially when you don't have to scroll or zoom as now it fits on the screen.

Hahahaha.... I realized the same thing too. Almost got caught by one of my colleagues

Anyways, the following should help if you're too lazy to clear the browser's cache as normal refresh isn't good enough:

Chrome: Shift + F5
Firefox: Ctrl + F5
IE: Ctrl + F5

Chop the string into columns using text to column feature in Excel

Personally I would say conservative. They may not be able to match the returns from certain VP funds in the market but they would outperform at least the majority of VP funds in terms of yield.

I read somewhere all of ASNB and PNB's funds make up almost 10% of the KLCI so if ASNB fall than you can safely say KLCI will also fall lah

I'm betting on 6.10 as the reduced returns by EPF early this year (FYE 2016) has put less pressure on them and given where OPR it is today, it would still be a healthy margin of at least 200 basis points against any "comparable" financial instruments.

My 2 cents of course

Which news paper you refer to ya, got the link? I hardly read any news these days

This post has been edited by hyelbaine: Sep 5 2017, 08:57 AM

Thanks for the hint, I found the link if anyone wants to read it LINK

Considering that the portal is in operation in February... 150million in 7 months not that bad leh... I know a lot of the smaller banks internet banking would die for such volume

They already have it. I logged in to my portal to save some of my salary and there was a new tab that shows remaja/bijak. I can deposit money into my kid's accounts now.

But when i spoke to some of my friends who don't have kids, the tab is not available for them.

I also see another new tab for recent transactions. I can see my OTC transactions in the listing.

I was in town to so I decided to survey the situation at their main building. They're freely promoting the portal with banners and flyers distributed freely.

I also spoke to who I think was the guy running the show as far as the portal is concerned. Friendly bloke who was quite approachable. According to him, the portal servers had gone beyond their forecasted volume and had to increase capacity by quite a lot.

He told me the volume (but told me not to share with people lah) that the servers were handling and believe me when I say, the portal was serving traffic that would be on par with the likes of AirAsia/Lazada/Maybank2u/CIMB Clicks when there's a sale or salary time.

Give them a break lah. As one of the previous person posted, they have 13 million ASB customers and assuming even 1% of that volume storm the portal to check their balance and dividends, tell me how big of a volume that it has to handle. Any techie would know it's not the total number of people accessing is the problem but the number of CONCURRENT users accessing at the same time that is the challenge.

ps: Happy new year. No posts for awhile, just lurking

Yeap, definitely agree with you on that. And if there are those who wonder why the preferential treatment, please look up the history as to why PNB was setup in the first place