NYSE holiday?

join SA last week on 36% risk index...

what question is everyone talking about?

cant recall any extensive requirements, can do 36% just fine

tuan tuan and puan puan, my friend told me stashaway charge per annum below 0.1%..... betul kah?

This is the disadvantage of AW.
Malaysian need at least 10k myr to begin with.
And yea. Fees 0.5 is not only the fees it seems.

All in all, both AW and SA have high charges as well.

But in SA we have exposure to AAXJ GLD CWB and REITS. While AW don't have.

I myself actually hope SA can lower down to .5 in future.

i'm up 5.4% over 3 months (on stashaway)....not bad !!

You haven't made -10% in 1 month before rite....

Yeah the only reason why alot of people use SA is because of the convenience and the reasonable forex rates they offer. 0.8% fees still acceptable for a more exposed portfolio. What is expensive i think is the unit trust Annual charges which close to 2%

3rd month with SA and up 12.7%

*still with free promotion till august thanks to a few LYN members!

Anyone got return from investment? What is the minimum amount? Interested, but by looking at https://www.stashaway.my/pricing , look like rm 50k is the minimum.

It says first 50k, not min 50k, u can put as low as rm1

As a good Malaysia citizen, paying tax is definitely a duty

Anyone know how or what do we file tax for investment we do/have in Statshaway?

I hope you are serious...because Dividend returns are already taxed by Uncle Sam @ 30%, calculated directly before you see them into your account, and capital gains are not taxed in Malaysia and US as of 2019....

Of course, you can declare your income voluntarily in your tax filing, for example if your salary income is RM100k for 2018, and you feel you made another RM100k from Stashaway in 2018, you can just put there RM200k as income.

how to get back 30%? what is CWB?

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/06...residenttax.asp

Are you sure bro?

Per above link and my few years of humble experience Malaysian's considered as non-resident alients cannot claim back the 30% withholding tax for dividends. If we do get it back then legally speaking, yes we have to declare that as our Dividend income in annual tax filing and subject to the applicable rates.

Some countries with tax treaty with US, yes but not Malaysia.

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/06...residenttax.asp

Are you sure bro?

Per above link and my few years of humble experience Malaysian's considered as non-resident alients cannot claim back the 30% withholding tax for dividends. If we do get it back then legally speaking, yes we have to declare that as our Dividend income in annual tax filing and subject to the applicable rates.

Some countries with tax treaty with US, yes but not Malaysia.

Yes, i understand that but i realised that today i gotten 10% profit but tomorrow it went down to 3% only so i dont really get that 10% profit actually. correct me if im wrong. thks

If I am not mistaken, we still need to declare the dividend - after we got back the 30 %.

Hope sifu here can share whether they declare it or not. 

Wish to lump sump 5000.00 MYR but I choose to DCA it in 20 business day.

But.....

Their deposit is so slow.... end up 1 week only FX 2 to 3 times....

Making my daily DCA not effective....

this return thingy is before fee or after fee?

Then, SA got add value to investor?

I was at their talk and Q&A at Menara Maxis yesterday.
Not to judge too early but their speakers did not give me enough confidence.

How does everyone feel with their track record so far?
Its a very young company just only started in SG a year plus ago & just only operating officially Oct 2018 in Malaysia