QUOTE(dasecret @ Mar 17 2017, 06:51 PM)
Esther bond anytime is fine to buy, it's VERY stable
In hindsight, 6 months ago was the best time to buy, so I won't put all the funds in at one time now. Maybe set a RSP to put in slowly for the equity funds; in the meantime you can just keep the funds in CMF, it earns about 3.3% interest per annum. Some would argue REITs fund is good too; and india...
In terms of composition you can take a look at FSM's recommended portfolio
I don't switch regularly. I'm the type who just park there and unless the fund really underperform against its peers otherwise I'd just top up accordingly to meet my desired portfolio allocation. I do try to use credit ninja trick, but the credit just stays there and I hardly utilise them.
Unless if you keep switching; otherwise the sales charge of every dollar you invest in FSM MY shd hardly exceed 2%; with the assumption that you have some bond fund exposure and sometimes your purchase coincide with sales charge discount and you manage to get some tier discount knowing how much you invest in FSM SG

Yeah I looked at FSM's recommended portfolio and I liked the feature where you can mirror it and they will also notify you when they rebalance it, making it semi robo-advisory, I guess. I am the same re not switching often, I am not planning to micro manage my UTs at FSM MY as its just a small amount of what I have left on MYR.
Am creating an account and will start soon in FSM MY.
No la, just a small fish in FSM SG.