fake news ?

someone suggest...
if near 50~55 yrs...try EPF,
if far away from 50 yrs.....try tumpeng parents EPF....

If u r thinking pnb can still work the same way as before, good luck.

Just my gut feel and I could be wrong.

Look at epf. epf ceo already mentioned where epf may cease to exist one day, look at what epf has moved to - i-invest, member can invest online with epf account 1 and there are massive redemption and investment just within the first wk of its launch. The sales of unit trust funds in that one day are more than few months of unit trust sales in the market.

PNB's fund size is getting larger, every year need to get approval from Scurities Commission to increase the fund size for the dividend distribution. They also face limits to invest in Malaysia and need to go to oversea. They r also rescuing a lot of local companies by pumping in money to them. One day when the reserve cant sustain anymore, or they didn't manage the investment well / change to better strategy, they might start with dividend not being reinvested, then change to vp in the future as open market.

It might or might not happened but we need to have the forward look and understand the way business work in the past 10 years might not be applicable today with AI, technology, open market etc. 10 years ago, fintech doesn't exist.

So one can still practically rely on asm fp for now until there is major changes in the future then only think of other solution. Or get ready now.

ASM3 dividend will be most probably 4.85%.
If I remember correctly there's a survey previously asking whether are you fine with that rate.
Just saying

either today or Monday..

since Today No news... then It's Monday Confirmed 
because Tuesday already start trading 

To help get you a better return when oil price recovers?

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...pura-investment

Or to prevent it from getting delisted, then you lose both in ASM and EPF

Edit : Interestingly, a quick glance at ASB1, 2, 3, and ASM2, no indication of Sapura. ASM1 and ASM3, especially ASM3, serious loss. That's why I like to stick with those with bumi-reserved quota, but it's unbeLIEvable that ASM2 returned less than ASM1.

And they're making money from money market vs losing in KLSE, if my understanding is correct. I'm not accountant and no experience in reading annual reports.
i was hit with another problem but it didnt last 20 mins so long. I just struck and wanted to pay, but entire server was down after choosing bank for FPX. I think fortunate kua, imagine I paid at FPX but ASN service totally down. Have to go through hassle to reclaim the money.

ahhhh do a websearch and you should get the answer.

2,147,483,647 is 32 bit signed integer limit. In reality, multiply shareholding of sapura holdings by 3.3.

Asnb aside, I think need to make a budget for ur expenses when 100 means a lot for a married couple.

U guys already have emergency fund saved up? 6 months of ur combined salary if possible. If not then maybe 6 months of expenses.

If got kids then even more challenging coz kids are expensive and the expenses for them come unexpectedly. Also need to save for their future education.

If can't really take time to buy the fund then can just go for conventional/promo fixed deposit (around 3% for conventional and around 3.5 to 3.9% for promo). If need high liquidity then maybe keep the money in high interest yielding account like OCBC 360, UOB One etc.

anything higher than the 3-4% rate is from trading on KLSE and dividends.

Permodalan Nasional Bhd. 2,147,483,647 37.0%
Sapura Holdings Sdn. Bhd. 1,732,725,035 10.8%

10.8% = 1,732,725,035

How can 37% be 2,147,483,647

wahhhhh that's really nice of you giving this for free. i want i want

When can we start to see the reinvestment?

because there are less ADAM50 vs adults, and it has not been formally announced yet.