Heh. Your insider infomer is very efficient aye? Haha email only came out yesterday afternoon, immediately he told u. Hahaha, my colleague told me that they're looking into launching a portal like what Tabung Haji have. I guess the staffs would be the trial users for now. At least any bugs could be corrected before it's released to the public. Well let's hope for the best. I wish there's a link to Maybank as well, so that we can make a quick withdrawal/top up.

Haha, your guesses would be as good as mine. Let's hope for the best.

Hansel, I think you're spreading a rumour with zero basis. Please refrain from doing so. Should this be true, I would've known it earlier than you.

All ASB loans are done with banks like Maybank, CIMB etc. It's completely unthinkable how those with close ties to BN could do what you have implied.

Our banks are governed by strict regulations, at the purview of Bank Negara. We are not lawless. You may not like BN, but all accusations must be based on facts. Not hearsays or rumours. Let us all be responsible citizens.

About one hour ago, MyASNB portal had been launched for pnb staffs.

Haven't got a chance to explore it. Will let u guys know more soon.

All accounts are available for now except ASB. Transfer from banks to ASNB accounts instantly via FPX. Zero charge. I tried transferring RM100 from Maybank to my AS1M account, and it was updated instantly. Receipts are sent to email and sms. No withdrawal feature yet, perhaps would be introduced in the future.

Your contact shouldn't have given you the link. It's still in a beta mode. And the directive that we get is to not spread the URL to the public, at least until the system has stabilized. Oh well, now that the flood-gate has been opened. I can just wish you all good luck. Don't blame pnb/asnb yeah for error etc. It's still in beta. There's a reason only pnb staffs were given access so that we can give feedback, to ensure no untoward incidents when it is opened to the public.

For those who post the link here. Can I please request to delete it. And please don't spread the link yet. Even ASB is not yet added to the portal. And there are still many IT issues that need to be sorted out. Asnb has more than 10 million customers. We need some time. Be patient guys. Tak lari gunung dikejar.

This post has been edited by Mr Gray: Mar 7 2017, 11:01 PM

I'm not in IT, so I won't sure the readiness of the infrastructure to support million users. It's not official directive from the management, it's just a reminder from my friends in IT. They just told us to wait for a few weeks for the system to stabilise before telling others. I'm sure they're ironing out all the bugs to ensure a smooth launch later.

ASG Pendidikan 4.5%, ASG Kesihatan 4.25%, ASG Persaraan 5.15%.

On a different note, I happened to look at ASN price today, and noticed that I've made 14% return in 18 months. Hahaha, not too bad. Gonna sell ASN today and lock the profits. So yeah, there's always a way to make decent profits from ASNB variable unit trust funds.

I don't care about the dividend, as I do understand about that. It makes no difference for variable unit trust. I always buy variable UT when the stock market drops, and sell when it looks like it's peaking.

PNB staffs are not allowed to invest in unit trust products offered by our competitors. Hence, I'm stuck with asnb products.

This post has been edited by Mr Gray: Mar 27 2017, 03:07 PM

What's more important is the average cost, which would be different for each one of us. The easy way to calculate this is to divide amount that you have invested with the latest amount of units.

Example:
Amount invested: RM3000
Latest number of units: 4000 units
Average cost: 3000/4000= RM0.75

Say the current price is RM0.85. The total return would therefore be (0.85/0.75)-1 = 13.3%

ASB is the only fund that has not been moved to the new IT system, can't remember what it's called. Every other funds have been moved, as such they are available on the portal. When asb is moved eventually, you would see it appearing alongside other funds on the portal.

Err. 50 quid note is perfectly legal in the UK. So 20 is not the largest note. British use cards because it's so convenient. Everywhere accepts cards, even small sundry shops at any corners. And nobody bats an eye when you use card to pay for something that costs like 4 or 5 pounds. Many ATMs have no charge whatsoever even if your card is not from that bank. Online transfers to all banks are instantaneous and free. We are moving towards that way, gradually.

Beginning today, ASB is now available on MYASNB portal and the portal has officially gone public. Hopefully all the bugs have been sorted out. Enjoy!

This post has been edited by Mr Gray: Jun 28 2017, 11:54 AM


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