Maybe they want to promote Managed Portfolio to you.

Buy only unless the fund got redemption fee or lock in period.

This post has been edited by David83: Nov 8 2017, 03:00 PM

Its other sibling also 0% SC

URL: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/fundi...ty-Fund-MYIPDEF

But I remembered both of them got or at least used to have exit/redemption fee.

This post has been edited by David83: Nov 9 2017, 09:06 PM

I quite agreed with your statement.

Its fund factsheet got mention exit fee up to 5%.

One of the holdings of this fund is Techfast Holdings Bhd

My colleagues were talking about it few weeks ago

Didn't I mention its fund factsheet.

URL: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/admin...eetMYIPDASA.pdf

It's OK.
I think T231H has clarified.
There's no SC and exit fee under FSM.

That's for the sake of diversity into developed markets (3 in 1).

These could be much narrow diversification as compared to the Titanic Fund.
Just my two cents.

Because Ringgit up?

Details? Which fund?

Since their system time captures as 3.19pm. It'll be based on tomorrow NAV.

I forgot to top up today.
Too tied up with works!

Either Titanic or Ponzi 2.0

I found out that lately Affin funds do not really perform well.
Is there a management shake up?

Famous Bond fund, famous Ponzi 1.0 and the REIT-property fund.

But, the REIT-property fund is heavily at China, Singapore & Indonesia according to its September factsheet.
Malaysia holding is < 10%

URL: https://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/admin...heetMYHWGIF.pdf

Manulife Investment Asia-Pacific REIT Fund is doing pretty decent.

I bought both funds in March 2017.

Affin Hwang Select Asia Pacific (Ex Japan) REITS and Infrastructure Fund ROI is merely 2.7%
Manulife Investment Asia-Pacific REIT Fund ROI is 8.0%

Both ROI is updated to yesterday NAV.

For reference (not my portfolio):

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This post has been edited by David83: Nov 23 2017, 10:06 PM

I have ditched AmAsia REITs fund due to its slacking performance.
This Affin REIT-property fund I bought using EPF. With merely 2.7% return, it barely can cover the SC of 1.75%.

Last two weeks, I remembered its ROI has peaked to 5% and I thought it'll be on-track to beat EPF dividend but this few days, the trend reverses.

I chose REIT because tried to be conservative.
REIT fund should offer balance between favourable risk and return and may beat EPF dividend.
Still it's EPF money, I don't want to take too much risk with it.

3 REIT funds was under consideration at time.
Manulife REIT wasn't in the approved MIS list.
AmAsia REIT approved but FSM system now.
So, left only this Affin REIT-property fund to choose for.

I should have just dumped into Ponzi 2.0 but not sure if it was in the MIS list back in March.

This post has been edited by David83: Nov 23 2017, 10:34 PM