me too.....

if you mean, the frequency of which you would like to withdraw from cash management fund?
if yes,..as long as there is profit, you can withdraw subjected to

Minimum Redemption Amount RM 100
Minimum Holding RM 100

Lets take the RHB cash management fund 2 at Fundsupermart. The interest returns are accrued daily. Because this money market funds invest in "predominantly assets in Malaysian Ringgit deposits (not more than 365 days) with financial institutions in Malaysia" meaning fixed deposits, it is relatively low risk.

It may not match some FD rates like 4.1-4.25% of certain banks but given that it is fairly liquid in getting back the money in +2 business days. It also has the advantage of not losing some portion of my interest if I want to withdraw early unlike FD. The current rate of RHB cash management fund 2 is about 3.45%.

Another positive, is that there is less requirements than FD. It only requires min RM500 to invest and RM100 for subsequent investments. Some FD requires some min amount before getting a good rate.

Honestly, I put part of my emergency savings into this.

Lets take the RHB cash management fund 2 at Fundsupermart. The interest returns are accrued daily. Because this money market funds invest in "predominantly assets in Malaysian Ringgit deposits (not more than 365 days) with financial institutions in Malaysia" meaning fixed deposits, it is relatively low risk.

It may not match some FD rates like 4.1-4.25% of certain banks but given that it is fairly liquid in getting back the money in +2 business days. It also has the advantage of not losing some portion of my interest if I want to withdraw early unlike FD. The current rate of RHB cash management fund 2 is about 3.45%.

Another positive, is that there is less requirements than FD. It only requires min RM500 to invest and RM100 for subsequent investments. Some FD requires some min amount before getting a good rate.

Honestly, I put part of my emergency savings into this.

For UT funds, the returns you get is from the upward movement in nav prices. NAV = net assest value of the UT fund. But Nav prices can also go down or remain almost the same also.

if it helps a little, the drop in Principal Greater China is coz of income distribution some time in 3rd March. it caused a 3% - 4% drop in the fund. once the income distribution comes in, expect the fund to go back up 3% - 4%

but yea, hang in there man.

Here is my current portfolio. Just entered last month after asking few questions is this thread. All swimming in red.   

You can check at the fund page, historical income distribution.