1)Income plus fund = RM1000 for initial investment
2)Money plus fund = RM1000 for initial investment

After initial investment, RM100 add on investment is allowed. If not wrong, each type of fund must have minimum balance RM1000 at all time for the fund to stay invested.

Example:
1st Jan: Invest Income plus fund, initial investment RM1000.
3rd Jan: Invest Income plus fund, add on investment RM100.
1st Feb: Redeem Income plus fund, RM1100 + interest (if interest is available).
5th Feb: Invest Income plus fund, initial investment RM1000. (Not allow to invest RM100 as fund account have RM0 due to redeem in 1st Feb).

Just signed up... lets see

Mine can't login via phone. keep redirecting login page. tried few time ady. Maybe ltr lunch i clear cache and try again.

Anyway account approved.

it will takes T + 1 for your investment to turn into units

default is IPF

after that u can choose which one you want to invest in, there are total 3 of them at the moment with SIPF

I switch to SIPF now

Free 4 switching per year but i did the manual way: Redeem and add on rather than wasting time submit the document for switching

I cant touch my IPF yet but move my MPF to SIPF and will only move from IPF to SIPF on 6 or 27 Mar

If you all invest like this, most likely you may have loss more than earn at the end of the day.

Because some times it could be 1 day adjustment, and later go up again, then u sell at low price and have to buy back at high price.

Anyway, just my opinion.

Opus T+1
you can't have this advantage on others

OK, it's a sign to go in again! 

All bond down, not just IPF

Do you mean OPUS Income plus fund? Looks like downtrend and continue to drop further since August 2020. I Had none in it but put some in money OPUS market plus fund instead.