Want to diversify my portfolio and looking into bonds (
what are the generally coupon (interest) rate of bonds that you can invest with Malaysian banks?
Thank you. Am planning for 2-5 years
Hoe to buy bond, Apart from FSM platform
Hoe to buy bond, Apart from FSM platform
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Jan 25 2019, 10:51 AM
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Want to diversify my portfolio and looking into bonds (
what are the generally coupon (interest) rate of bonds that you can invest with Malaysian banks? Thank you. Am planning for 2-5 years |
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Jan 25 2019, 10:55 AM
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Jan 25 2019, 11:05 AM
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jan 25 2019, 10:59 AM) In my opinion if one is getting 4%+, might as well go for FD. More secure. Also if 5%, better ignore it as ASNB is giving min 6% for their fixed price fund. Thanks for the above suggestions. I have FDs with CIMB 12months 4.4% and Bank Islam 24months 4.65%. ASNB fixed price fund is good, i have some, but tired to key in captcha all the time (will wait for April next).Thought of diversify into bonds. Went to HSBC, and they offer bonds+FD (rate 4.8%) bundle |
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Jan 28 2019, 10:14 AM
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QUOTE(Nom-el @ Jan 27 2019, 05:36 PM) I don't invest in retail bond because I personally feel the concentration risk is too high and return is just average. For fixed income, I am more interested in bond funds and P2P Lending. Where did u invest in your bond funds? can you share your ideas please?As you mentioned yourself, there is always a first. Just because it has not happened before does not mean it will never happen. The world is constantly changing. In fact, 6% is the lowest historically up till now. It was higher in the years before. In the past few years, the return seemed to be on a downtrend. What is there to stop it from going below 6% if the stock market is not doing well? Hence, no such thing as minimum return. ASNB is super popular among Malaysians because it is one of the best low risk and low fees investment options available. Not because of minimum 6% return and guaranteed higher than FD return. There is no guarantee. Thanks |
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