How to be a unit trust agent?, example, public mutual
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 Jun 19 2007, 01:12 PM
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Yes, you can be part time agent.
You must be 21 year old or above, having Grade 3 in SPM, no criminal offense, no bankrupcy record... Just go to Public Mutual branches or look for an agent, they can arrange for you. Need to attend a class and sit for exam by FMUTM. Sales target will be 30k per year. |
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Feb 29 2012, 02:31 PM
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QUOTE(felixwang @ Feb 28 2012, 12:27 AM) Here is something for UT enthusiasts to digest. Public Mutual Berhad has launched Public Savings Fund (PSF) in 1981 with a selling price of RM 1.0000/unit. Assuming Investor A has invested RM 100,000 in PSF since commencement and assumming there is 0% servicing charge (to simplify calculation). Assuming Investor A has stay invested till today, as of 24th Feb, 2012 and PSF unit NAV is at RM 0.5676/unit. Hence, what do you think has happened to Investor A investment? The investor still making more than 800% profit if he stay invested since 1981 until now. |
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