https://www.fsmone.com.my/bonds/bond-factsh...de=USG37049AB20

Any opinion on this ?

Issuer Credit Rating (S&P/Fitch/Moody/RAM/MARC)
N.R / BBB+ / Baa2 / - / -
Bond Credit Rating (S&P/Fitch/Moody/RAM /MARC)
N.R / BBB- / Ba1 / - / -


Issuer Credit Rating:
BBB+ (Fitch): Indicates that the issuer has a good credit quality with a low risk of default.
Baa2 (Moody's): Indicates moderate credit risk, considered medium-grade and subject to moderate credit risk.
Bond Credit Rating:
BBB- (Fitch): Indicates that the bond has a good credit quality but is at the lower end of investment grade.
Ba1 (Moody's): Indicates that the bond is speculative and subject to substantial credit risk.

https://www.fsmone.com.my/funds/research/ar...hina-unit-trust

LSE is probably coming soon to FSMOne hopefully with reasonable RSP plans

https://www.facebook.com/share/16brHzgrjy/

min 25 GBP, thats ridiculously expensive. FSMOne should technically be 2nd broker in msia to offer lse then


finally got confirmation after waiting so long

If we look at FSMOne SG web site, LSE stock and ETF fees is 0.15% or GBP 15

Seems that is individual orders, RSP min 1 GBP.. maybe i seeing this wrong but quite good for RSP

Actually don't know how FSMOne calculate the cost of RSP as I was charged USD 0.47 ( stamp duty and processing fee) for purchase of ETF for MYR 2K (equivalent USD 289.1) which is about 0.16% of cost. I always thought min cost is USD 1 for RSP but seems not the case or I miscalculate

does this include ETFs on LSE?

If it does come, I will use it to RSP VUSD.
Will do calculation to compare FSMOne RSP to VUSD and RM > SG bank > IBKR > USD > VUSD. See which one is cheaper.

i received this email form FSMone.

if you could not access your account after keying in your "usual" password,
it could be due to this "Mandatory Password Reset exercise".



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this would be interesting to compare. i would be interested to know the outcome as well.

(Transfer from Kopitiam topic)

@Avangelice

Can teach the steps? How to buy S&P500 on FSM with no fees?

This post has been edited by lioncarlsberg: May 22 2025, 01:13 PM

Sorry bro. Not on fsm but ikbr but you don't directly buy s&p 500 etf as US tax on div is 30%

So instead you buy an etf tracker for the s&p500 on the London stock exchange that has 15% tax on div

Cspx and Vuaa is two of such etfs. Let's not continue on this thread cuz it's fsm not ikbr

Reason u not buying Cspx and Vuaa on fsm is because of the 0.08% fee?

And on both buy & sell mind you.

Ikbr is 0.03%

Plus I'm pretty sure their exchange rate sucks

Fsm is expensive Vs using IBKR

This post has been edited by Ramjade: May 22 2025, 02:32 PM

Is this the IBKR thread? I'll check it out

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4843925/

LSE trading (min fee 0.15%/GBP15) and RSP (0.15%/MYR 1) now available. Need to update apps first

https://www.fsmone.com.my/funds/research/ar...-details/327341

0 fee to invest in CSPX, VUAA, VWRA, etc, seems superb

thats good but need to see other charges & stamp duty.