Would like to ask a noob question.

Notice that PMMMF is fixed NAV but with monthly distribution.

However, RHB Cash Management Fund 2 (RHBCMF2) has variable NAV but no distribution.

If I want to know which is better, what metrics do I look at for an apple to apple comparison?

Thanks. Just saw I can compare their cumulative growth % across different periods. RHB is slightly more volatile than PMMMF. But overall I think PMMMF is better.

May I know if we can open a PMMMF account without going thru an agent?

hi. total noob here, just stumbled across PMMMF , and would like to get some advice
how would be the best way to "put money" into PMMMF?
eunittrust? fundsupermart?
is there any place i can get a reference on that? thanks..

May I ask buying PMMMF require to open a brokerage account with Philip mutual or any CDS account is fine?

The website mention can open an account online and fund the MMF using bank transfer to the designated account. Yet, I cannot find their online account page.

Thanks for both of your reply.

Yes, I saw the information in Philip Mutual page.

For the eunittrust, what are the charges for investors to use the platform to buy fund besides the charges by the fund itself.

ok, just to clarify, the page does not stated the amount of each charges but do they no have charges to investor and just a remainder to investor that all fund have charges (exclude promotion)?

For the charges by the fund itself, we need to refer to the fund sheet attached in the platform or from the fund company website.

I apologize for the slight departure from the OP's post, but has anyone gotten July's dividend on Maybank's Money Market Fund yet??? I lost some money on it Lol

   

Yeah, July's distrubution is not in yet, weird, it's been 6 days since the ex date, June's was credited on the ex date, only this time it's been omitted


A few months, sitting there waiting for the next crash. Usually they're pretty fast, annouce ex date, same day or next day already reinvested, this time oddly enough my account was not credited with the distribution 6 days since the ex date.

Check out Opus. T+1 withdrawal time. Can pick mmf or bond fund (unique among all).

This fund is distributing the profit/interest yearly instead of monthly right?

Based on their 2020 distribution is just 1.8%, a bit lower than the Philips mmf.

When I see there is total returns and annualized return, I am a bit confuse which is the indicator that I should use.

Is there any website that I can view Public bank PUBLIC e-CASH DEPOSIT FUND past monthly interest distribution and latest purchase price of the day?

When we want to know the interest rate given by the mmf, we should refer to annual return or distribution per unit?

Here is the link of the fund:
https://www.publicmutual.com.my/ProductHighlights.aspx

Hi peeps. I'm learning to do some investment.
Downloaded the app Versa am gonna try that out, was told its interest is slightly better than conventional FD.

Is there any other investment that is not that high risk that a beginner like me can try out? Is Crypto good?

My cap is 3 figures max, so I guess I should be fine.. 

Is there any alternative to crypto that is slightly lower risk? I heard of UT, but don't know where I should start..

That is old data like u show kenanga growth is best for old time but now how it perform?
u should see how these perform last 3 yr
who the winner last 3 yr

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Duration depend on you. How long do you want to park your money there.
Purpose could be depend on you. Some just want like FD returns since FD in sg is so low. So they want the 3-4%p.a that Malaysia FD use to give them. Could be for upcoming purchases. Could be for while waiting for stocks to crash to buy cheaply. Could be money needed for a huge transaction coming soon. Cathie woods uses FAANG as her parking place as cash.
No one will park without any intention.
That's the idea. By buying FD/bond type companies you are expecting  if market drop by say 10%, your investment only drop say 1%.
You cannot avoid losses if you use those stocks as parking place. The goal is to get best return (better than FDs, bank interest rate, mmf)  and minimising your loss so you can go scoop up things when they are on sale.

Unlikely you will get them out in a day.
Generally 2 days.
If you are in margin you could get them out the same day as you sold them. You just sell and money will be available in your brokerage account and you don't need to wait for 2 days for money to clear and can use the money striaght away without incurring any interest as your net balance did not turn negative (if you are using Interactive broker. I think it applies to other brokerage as well).

For those in sg market only one REIT can do that. Parking place and that's parkway life.

If you go us market so many companies can function as parking place. You only need to look.