FSM gave me an email regarding  Manulife AP REITS meeting to increase no. of distribution/year     

Will be interested to know what is your view on this?

How will it impact the fund, if any at all?

Do u guys think it's worth to pay little bit more sc (5.5 vs 2) on buying the funds with bank? Coz in FSM all depends on personal experience & awareness, while in bank at least there is one person ready for your enquiry, although noted FSM have client support channel via email, however recent enquiry reply like "copy paste" statement, I don't find their advice to me is constructive. But i aware lower SC = faster to break even, to see the return. And my investment plan start with minimal purchase then constantly dump in money for long term investment. Need some suggestion here, do u all start with self study on funds (through FSM) or learn from banker first?

Will be interested to know what is your view on this?

How will it impact the fund, if any at all?

I guess trying to make the NAV looks attractive, and more uninformed investors see "wah dividends", money pouring in, more business, higher demand, drives up the price.

I am always pro dividend cause it let me buy more units for holding long term.  
But sadly I am not going to vote or buy anymore because my all Phillip SG stuff arrived and my account is ready      Time to plan the withdrawal and next trip down to SG. 

please let me know if i got this correctly.
the rhb cash management fund 2 allows us to instantly redeem our units to buy into other funds within FSM and the transaction happens on the very same day right ?
It is only when we want to sell it for cash that we have to wait 2 working days ?

LOL.. one of these days I might join you.. how high can SGD/MYR get..

I am always pro dividend cause it let me buy more units for holding long term.  
But sadly I am not going to vote or buy anymore because my all Phillip SG stuff arrived and my account is ready      Time to plan the withdrawal and next trip down to SG. 

Go to the bank, talk to the RM, when you happy with the RM's advise and decided to buy a certain fund, go ahead and buy minimum, then on your way out of the bank, login to FSM and sailang. There you "DCA" on the sales charge into the same fund. If you buy 1k from the bank at 5.5%, then 9k from FSM on 2%, you'll have the best of both sides with an average sales charge of 2.35% in the example above.
I guess trying to make the NAV looks attractive, and more uninformed investors see "wah dividends", money pouring in, more business, higher demand, drives up the price.

LOL.. one of these days I might join you.. how high can SGD/MYR get..

LOL.. one of these days I might join you.. how high can SGD/MYR get..

Wow, careful there. Who's to say the Ringgit will not appreciate against the SGD going forward?

I have 9 UT, just one stock. Very opposite from others. But you're right. Somehow the CIMB CII Indonesian funds are up by 0.2% for the day. Amazing!

Reflected so fast? Sure it's not prices for Feb 8th?

The way he sound, I bet scots and gin will not help. He needs triple shot of Moatai plus absinthe plus vodka plus a tab of Valium for good measure.

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Guys,  if i plan to park my earnings in RHB Cash  Management fund 2.  Would i be subject to the usual switching fees?

Thanks

Awesome,  thx Avangelice!  Resourceful as always