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Ultimate Discussions of ASB1/2-Financing, questions/comments/criticisms welcome
Ultimate Discussions of ASB1/2-Financing, questions/comments/criticisms welcome
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May 2 2019, 08:01 PM
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ASB > AHB > ASB2 > TH
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May 2 2019, 08:02 PM
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May 2 2019, 08:05 PM
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Itu asb min 6.5%? Confirm huat? Will negative or not? Income come from where? Bond?
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May 2 2019, 08:05 PM
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QUOTE(old_and_slow @ May 2 2019, 08:02 PM) most of banks effective rate already 5-5.1%. Not at all. The 4.85% have been steady for about a year now. And even if the rate is 5.2% for the next 35 years, the total payment is still only RM435,000.ts assumption on 4.85% is unrealistic for now. edit: ok got some banks liao The returns calculations are not affected |
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May 2 2019, 08:06 PM
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QUOTE(alexkos @ May 2 2019, 08:05 PM) The lowest ASB returns ever been was 7% p.a.Returns are based on distributions and not based on capital appreciation (or depreciation), so will never be negative (there are no such thing as negative distributions) Capital guaranteed by PNB, RM1 per unit fixed, wont change forever This post has been edited by wild_card_my: May 2 2019, 08:10 PM |
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May 2 2019, 08:09 PM
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Is it good if i take dividend after a year and rolling to pay next year dividend?
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May 2 2019, 08:14 PM
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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ May 2 2019, 03:07 PM) Nope, not the same as EPF. the returns have been wholly lot more than 6.5%. The reason I picked 6.5% is to preemptively counter the detractors. The returns seem very consistent regardless of the market cycles.» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Proceed with caution. I'm not saying that ASB is a ponzi or a scam, just that I would look further into their operations to avoid another TH scandal. To me, it is just too consistent. They might be cooking the books by underreporting the gains in good years and overstating the gains in bad ones. Maybe they have special contracts that can reduce their upside while controlling their downside risk. I don't know, but who's the counterparty? I don't know, I just have a bad feeling about this. There must be a catch. Not with the ASB financing mind you, with the ASB itself. Call me sour grapes, but there's this nagging feeling in me. I just hope that everything is above board. I don't care if those depositors or the banks lose money, I worry about the economic repercussions such as the devaluing of our RM, which definitely affects everyone. |
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May 2 2019, 08:17 PM
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QUOTE(Sedih @ May 2 2019, 08:09 PM) That is called the rolling method. It wouldn't be too profitable but it is a good start. Not everyone can afford to pay RM993/m on a monthly basis out of pocket. But if you start using the rolling method in the beginning (when you start working), you can choose to later pay out of pocket when you are more financially stable. At least if you start rolling now, you can increase your softcap.Read more on checking your ASB softcap here This post has been edited by wild_card_my: May 2 2019, 08:18 PM |
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May 2 2019, 08:17 PM
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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ May 2 2019, 08:06 PM) The lowest ASB returns ever has been 7%. I do my own calculation..i take asb loan at 2015 without insuran.blr 5.2..if i terminate now will get around 10k..after calculate all..i think my profit around 8 to 10% p.a..it is sound correct rite?Returns are based on distributions, so will not be negative (there are no such thing as negative distributions) Capital guaranteed by PNB, RM1 per unit fixed, wont change forever |
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May 2 2019, 08:22 PM
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Last time i invested small amount
Then terminate after 6th year (need money for wedding) Calculate monthly payment vs total dividend return for 6th year I rugi, apparently i forgot to calculate the insurance My method or understanding possibly wrong but not worth if small amount |
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May 2 2019, 08:24 PM
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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ May 2 2019, 07:49 PM) Sorry, RM12k, not RM17k, as per the example. I was so used with a 30-year calculation that the new 35-year calculation threw me off. Just to be clear, all numbers and figures here is based on loan cancellation after the 5th year, for an RM200k loan with a tenure of 35 years at a rate of 4.85% I get it now. Tq1. When you refinance, you current bank will sell off the collateral. The collateral would not change in value, it would remain as RM200k (in this example that is). 2. When the collateral is sold back to ASNB, the bank will get RM200k worth of cash. The bank will only take whatever loan balance which is RM188k, and the balance of RM12k would be returned to you. 3. When you get your new financing, you would get the full limit available to you, which is RM200k. 4. So now your capital is RM200k (new loan) + RM12k (returned capital from the previous loan) + RM74k = RM286k vs a capital of RM274k if you had remained with the current bank 5. When you choose to refinance, consider advantages below, if they are suitable, go ahead and do so: a) lower interest rates than the ones you are currently experiencing b) longer tenure (new products, longer tenure) c) returned capital (some of you have mistaken taken long and expensive ASB-f insurance, and would receive very little capital, you can get the rest from the insurance companies later but that is besides the point) |
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May 2 2019, 08:24 PM
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May 2 2019, 08:25 PM
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QUOTE(kelvinlym @ May 2 2019, 08:14 PM) The returns seem very consistent regardless of the market cycles. that is a very good concern. ASNB is under the purview of SC and has never even been involved in a scandal. SC oversees other Unit Trust Management Companies (UTMC) like Public Mutual and CIMB Principal. TH on the other hand is under the MoF.Proceed with caution. I'm not saying that ASB is a ponzi or a scam, just that I would look further into their operations to avoid another TH scandal. To me, it is just too consistent. They might be cooking the books by underreporting the gains in good years and overstating the gains in bad ones. Maybe they have special contracts that can reduce their upside while controlling their downside risk. I don't know, but who's the counterparty? I don't know, I just have a bad feeling about this. There must be a catch. Not with the ASB financing mind you, with the ASB itself. Call me sour grapes, but there's this nagging feeling in me. I just hope that everything is above board. I don't care if those depositors or the banks lose money, I worry about the economic repercussions such as the devaluing of our RM, which definitely affects everyone. As for the consistencies, I can answer that. During the bull run, ASB is giving typical 8% returns while other UTs are giving 30+%. the money saved in kept in reserves so that during bear runs, the ASB is still able to give good returns. QUOTE(requiem318 @ May 2 2019, 08:17 PM) |
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May 2 2019, 08:30 PM
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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ May 2 2019, 08:06 PM) The lowest ASB returns ever been was 7% p.a. wah, so good ah? guarantee won't rugi? what asb invest oh? if bear market also got distribution?Returns are based on distributions and not based on capital appreciation (or depreciation), so will never be negative (there are no such thing as negative distributions) Capital guaranteed by PNB, RM1 per unit fixed, wont change forever |
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May 2 2019, 08:32 PM
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ASB is racist
U should explain something benefit the whole |
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May 2 2019, 08:52 PM
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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ May 2 2019, 08:25 PM) Hi, i am new to this ASB thing. Let say i have 200k on hand to spare rite now, can i park it in ASB instead of taking ASB loan? Is there such scheme in the first place?And what is the duration expected to reach let say RM1 mil at the dividend rate of 6%. Thanks. |
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May 2 2019, 08:55 PM
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QUOTE(Aud power @ May 2 2019, 05:10 PM) my issue is , how does the lady secure her 2m investment? The 10 bumi can run away and ignore her and she cant do anything about it. i doubt she can create a contract that uses the asb investment as collateral and have courts enforce it You hold your proxies ASB certificate. Just like the bank did to ASB-f borrower. |
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May 2 2019, 08:57 PM
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Is ASB2 lain is available now?
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May 2 2019, 09:30 PM
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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ May 2 2019, 08:25 PM) that is a very good concern. ASNB is under the purview of SC and has never even been involved in a scandal. SC oversees other Unit Trust Management Companies (UTMC) like Public Mutual and CIMB Principal. TH on the other hand is under the MoF. Thanks for the explanation. Which means like you said, you get the distribution as a share of what you put in. However, you don't participate in the capital appreciation of the fund's underlyings.As for the consistencies, I can answer that. During the bull run, ASB is giving typical 8% returns while other UTs are giving 30+%. the money saved in kept in reserves so that during bear runs, the ASB is still able to give good returns. Do they disclose their underlying value? If so, I can see if it correlates to the market performance. Also, this kind of investment is more akin to a bank than a typical investment fund. One risk is that as deposits grow, there might be pressure on the distribution rate. Unless they can keep up with it by finding more solid investments. I'm also curious to know the value of deposits compared to value of their assets/investments. |
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May 2 2019, 09:33 PM
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