Why not? Except last year where ASB is 6.75%, ASB and ASB2 have never drop below 7%.
Keep in mind that the rate is dropping every year.

If you are a bumi, best to buy that. ONly after you max out that, look elsewhere

Of course not. I believed they have long sold felda shares.

Well what I know fgv exposure is very minimal to asb & others funds..

From the news report. Maybank, UMW & Sime Darby is the main flagship company.. If any of these go bust.. Then our ASx fund GG

Judging from recent ASW2020, don't expect it to increase. Best case scenario maintain as previous year. Worst case scenario, decrease.

Precisely. Nowadays all amanah saham products have decreasing returns. And people on FB page commented "Syukurlah ASW2020 6%, higher than FD"   Higher than FD for what when rate of increase of cost of living > amanah saham returns?   

to a certain extent that's true. fund too large for it's own good

1. Based on the lowest amount of the month. Best time to sell/buy = 1st of every month. Best time to buy 29-1st of the month. You sell at the end of the month, you lose out the earlier amount. Eg you have RM2k, as of 1/11. You sold RM1k on 30/11, for the month of Nov, only RM1k will be counted. Now, if you were to sell on 1/12, only RM1k will be counted.
2. Every fund got different date. Rfer to first page for closing account date
3. Most likely less than 6%. Best bet is 6%.   

can.. who say cannot..

just that, the teller print out statement.. in A4 paper 

No more update in passbook..
How to print when system cannot print over it anymore 😥

U can do one thing.. Manually write in the old passbook.. Just for your own records