Semua tentang Public Mutual.

[kparam77]

DISCLAIMER: DO NOT TAKE THIS AS UNIT TRUST SELLING MATERIAL/ PROMOTING UT. READERS SHOULD UNDERSTAND ABT UT BY READING THE MASTER PROSPECTUS BEFORE DOES INVESTMENT. THE UNIT PRICE MAY GOES DOWN AND GOES UP FOLLOW THE MARKET TREND. INVESTING IN UNIT TRSUT IS WITH UR OWN RISK. AND PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT INDICATIVE OF FUTURE PERFORMANCE.
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How to Calculate Service Charge and the affects of market condition?

Example :
Let assume that an investor invest RM10,000 in a fund where the price is RM0.50 on that day(NAV). The service charge is 5.5% per unit on NAV price which is RM0.50.
Amount invested / NAV Per unit
RM10,000 / RM0.50 = 20,000 units


Service charge per unit = NAV per unit x Service Charge(%)
= RM0.50 x 5.5%
= RM0.0275


So, The total service Charge incurred by Investor is
= Service Charge per unit x Units credited to investor
= Rm0.0275 x 20,000 units
= RM550.00


Following the above, the total amount payable by investor is
= Amount invested + service charge
= RM10,000 + RM550
= RM10,550

tapi biasanya, SC dipotong dari amount invested,

katakan capital adalah RM10,550

formula untuk SC adalah;

SC =Service charge = 5.50% per unit of NAV.
(A) = capital = RM10550
SC = (10,550) – [(10,550) / (1+5.5%)],
SC = RM10550 – RM10550/(1+ 0.055),
SC = RM10550 – RM10550 / 1.055
SC = Rm10550 – RM10,000
Sc = RM550.

What is the affect of SC if buy at diff unit price.
As the above when the price is RM0.50, SC 5.5% =
= RM0.0275 for per unit.
For 20,000 units = RM550.00


Let say the price increase to RM0.60 with the same SC,
RM0.60 x 5.5%
= RM0.033 per unit.
For 20,000 units
20,000 x RM0.033
RM660.00


Let say the price goes down to RM0.40 with the same SC.
RM0.40 x 5.5%
RM0.022 per unit
For 20,000 units,
20,000 x RM0.022
RM440


Conclusion,
For the same SC, if the unit price is goes down, SC will be less for per-unit and vice-versa.

Above calculation base on SC per unit.

Let’s calculate base of amount paid and the affect of same 5.5% SC.

If the unit price RM0.50,
For the amount paid RM10550, total units purchased is 20,000 as per shows above.


For the unit price RM0.60,
SC =Service charge = 5.50% per unit of NAV.
(A) = capital = RM10550
SC = (10,550) – [(10,550) / (1+5.5%)],
SC = RM10550 – RM10550/(1+ 0.055),
SC = RM10550 – RM10550 / 1.055
SC = Rm10550 – RM10,000
Sc = RM550.
So, the SC is RM550.
So, RM10550 – RM550 = balance = RM10,000
Units = RM10,000 / RM0.60
= 16,666.66 units.



For the unit price RM0.40,
SC =Service charge = 5.50% per unit of NAV.
(A) = capital = RM10550
SC = (10,550) – [(10,550) / (1+5.5%)],
SC = RM10550 – RM10550/(1+ 0.055),
SC = RM10550 – RM10550 / 1.055
SC = Rm10550 – RM10,000
Sc = RM550.
So, the SC is RM550.
So, RM10550 – RM550 = balance = RM10,000
Units = RM10,000 / RM0.40
= 25,000 units.


Conclusion;
For the capital RM10,550;
If the unit price RM0.40, will get 25,000 units
If the unit price RM0.50, will get 20,000 units
If the unit price RM0.60, will get 16,666.66 units


SO,
If the unit price getting lower and lower, Will get more units for same amount of capital with same SC and vice-versa.

 

[paklong]

ini ambil masa untuk dapat pulangan ?

 

[kparam77]

Date : 10 February 2012
Closure of Sales for Public Islamic Sector Select Fund

We wish to inform that Public Islamic Sector Select Fund (PISSF) will be closed for
sales with effect from 1 March 2012 (Thursday). We will continue to process
investments for existing Direct Debit and Regular Investment instructions.

Please contact our Customer Service Hotline at 03-6207 5000 (Kuala Lumpur),
04-729 1500 (Penang) or 05-210 6500 (Ipoh) if you have any enquiry regarding the
above matter.

Thank you.

Regards,

 

[kparam77]

Funds not open for investment

Public Islamic Bond Fund
Public Bond Fund
Public Ittikal Fund *
Public Select Bond Fund *
PB Growth Fund *
PB Islamic Bond Fund
PB Fixed Income Fund
* Open for EPF investment

 

[kparam77]

Public Mutual Emerged as the Biggest Winner for the 9th Consecutive Year
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Public Bank’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Public Mutual bagged eight awards out of 35 awards at the Edge-Lipper Malaysia Fund Awards 2012, held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre on 20 February 2012. This is the 9th consecutive year Public Mutual has emerged as the biggest winner at the annual awards event.

Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Yeoh Kim Hong said Public Mutual is proud of the Company’s outstanding achievement despite the challenging market conditions in 2011. “These awards demonstrate Public Mutual’s commitment in continuously achieving excellence in our fund performance as well as in meeting the diverse needs of our unitholders,” she said.

By winning these awards Public Mutual has to-date received a total of 186 industry awards. Public Mutual dedicates these awards to the unitholders, unit trust consultants and staff for their unwavering support, loyalty and trust over the years.

The eight awards won by Public Mutual are:



Public Mutual is Malaysia’s largest private unit trust company with 91 funds under management. It has more than 2.6 million accountholders and as at 31 January 2012, the total
net asset value of the funds managed by the Company was RM45.6 billion.

No Fund / Company Category
1 Public Focus Select Fund Equity Malaysia Small and Mid Caps 3 years
2 PB Asia Real Estate Income Fund Mixed Asset MYR Balance – Global 3 years
3 Public Asia Ittikal Fund Equity Asia Pacific 3 years
4 PB Islamic Bond Fund Bond Malaysian Ringgit (Islamic) 3 years
5 PB Islamic Bond Fund Bond Malaysian Ringgit (Islamic) 5 years
6 Public SmallCap Fund Equity Malaysia Small and Mid Caps 5 years

 

[kparam77]

DISCLAIMER: INVESTING IN UNIT TRSUT IS WITH UR OWN RISK. AND PAST PERFORMANCE IS NOT INDICATIVE OF FUTURE PERFORMANCE.


Pls go to public mutual website and read and understand the master prospectus abt these funds.
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We are pleased to inform you that Public Mutual will be launching the Public Strategic SmallCap Fund (PSSCF) and Public Enterprises Bond Fund (PENTBF) on 20 March 2012 (Tuesday).
The following are some of the pertinent details of the funds:
PSSCF PENTBF
Main Features To achieve capital appreciation over the medium- to long-term period through investments primarily in companies with small market capitalisation which have promising growth prospects and are listed on Bursa Securities. To provide annual income through investments in fixed income securities and money market instruments.
Asset Allocation % of NAV
Equity = 70% to 98%
The Fund will invest in stocks with market capitalisation of up to RM1.25 billion at the point of purchase.
The Fund may also invest in companies which at the point of purchase form the bottom 15% of the cumulative market capitalisation of the market which the stock is listed on.
Up to 30% of its NAV may be invested in selected foreign markets which include South Korea, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Australia, Luxembourg and other permitted markets. The Fund will invest at least 75% of its NAV in sovereign bonds and corporate bonds issued by entities with total assets exceeding RM3 billion at the point of purchase. The bonds invested must have minimum credit rating of BBB for long-term instruments and P1 for short-term instruments as rated by a local or foreign rating agency, at the point of purchase.
The balance of its NAV will be invested in other corporate bonds and money market instruments.
Up to 30% of its NAV can be invested in foreign markets which include Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, Australia, United Kingdom, Indonesia, United States of America, South Korea and other permitted markets.
Issue Price RM0.2500 per unit RM1.0000 per unit
Target Market Investor with aggressive risk-reward temperament and can withstand extended periods of market highs and lows in pursuit of capital growth. Investor with conservative risk-reward temperament and seek stability of annual income with some safety of principal.
Service Charge During offer period:
Below RM5,000 : 5.50%
RM5,000 to RM9,999: 5.25%
RM10,000 and above: 5.00%
After offer period : Up to 5.50% During and After offer period:
Up to 0.25% of NAV per unit
Special Service Charge for DDI During offer period : 5.25% Not Available
Switching during offer period Switching transactions involving PSSCF are not allowed EXCEPT from low load units. Switching transaction involving PENTBF is allowed
Offer Period 20 March 2012 to 9 April 2012
EPF Investment EPF Investment Scheme is NOT APPLICABLE for PSSCF and PENTBF.





FAQS FOR THE LAUNCH OF PUBLIC STRATEGIC SMALLCAP FUND
(PSSCF)

KEY MESSAGE

The Public Strategic SmallCap Fund (PSSCF) is an equity fund that seeks to achieve
capital appreciation over the medium- to long-term period through investments
primarily in companies with small market capitalisation. The initial issue price of
PSSCF is at RM0.25 per unit during the 21-day offer period from 20 March 2012 to 9
April 2012.

Note:

1. Medium to long-term refers to a period of 3 years or more.

2. The fund will invest in small sized companies at the point of purchase.

3. The fund may remain invested in such counters should the stocks become medium sized companies, if the

growth prospects and valuation of the stocks continue to be attractive.



FAQS


Q1: What are the main features of Public Strategic SmallCap Fund (PSSCF)?

. An equity fund that seeks to achieve capital appreciation over the medium- to
long-term period through investments primarily in companies with small market
capitalisation which have promising growth prospects and are listed on Bursa
Securities.

. The fund will invest in stocks with market capitalisation of up to RM1.25
billion at the point of purchase.

. The fund may also invest in companies which at the point of purchase form the
bottom 15% of the cumulative market capitalisation of the market which the
stock is listed on.

. To achieve increased diversification, the fund may invest up to 30% of its net
asset value (NAV) in selected foreign markets.

. The foreign markets which the fund may invest in include South Korea, China,
Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Australia,
Luxembourg and other permitted markets.

. Equity exposure: Generally range from 70% to 98% of its NAV.

Q2: What makes PSSCF attractive to prospective investors?

. The fund allows investors the opportunity to participate in the medium- to long-
term growth potential of a diversified portfolio of promising companies with
small market capitalisation, which is generally under-researched by the
investment community.

. The focus of the fund is on identifying companies that have strong growth
potential and trade at attractive valuations.

Q3: What are the growth prospects of the Malaysian market?

. The Malaysian equity market, as proxied by the FBM KLCI, registered an
annual gain of 0.8% in 2011 and was the third best performing market in Asia.
On a year-to-date basis to 14 February 2012, the FBM KLCI closed at a 5-
month high of 1,566.05 points for a gain of 2.3%1 in tandem with firmer
offshore markets.

. Looking forward, the Malaysian economy is expected to expand at a more
moderate pace of 4.7%1 in 2012 compared to 5.1% for 2011. GDP growth is
envisaged to be supported by resilient domestic demand amid robust investment
spending and firm private consumption. The local equity market is supported by
fair valuations and resilient liquidity conditions.

. At the FBM KLCI’s closing level of 1,566.05 points on 14 February 2012, the
local stock market is trading at a prospective P/E of 14.6x1 on 2012 earnings,
which is below the market’s 10-year average P/E ratio of 15.9x1.

. The local market is also supported by a gross dividend yield of about 3.5%1 and
exceeds the current 12- month fixed deposit rate of 3.15%1.

1 Bloomberg Consensus, February 2012



Q4: What is the benefit of investing in companies with small market
capitalisation?

. By focusing investments in small capitalisation stocks, PSSCF offers investors
the opportunity to invest in potential growth companies.

. These companies generally offer higher growth opportunities compared to
larger stocks due to their smaller earnings base.

Q5: What are some of the sectors that PSSCF may be looking to invest in?

. The fund may invest in high value-added manufacturing and infrastructural
development, modern telecommunications, utilities, consumer products,
services and information technology sectors.

Q6: Who are most suited to invest in PSSCF?

. PSSCF is suitable for existing and prospective investors who share the
following profiles and goals:
. Aggressive risk-reward temperament.
. Medium- to long-term investment horizon.
. Can withstand extended periods of market highs and lows in pursuit of
capital growth.
. Wish to participate in the long-term growth potential of companies with
small market capitalisation.

Q7: What is the fund’s benchmark index? What is the historical return of the
PSSCF’s benchmark index?
. The benchmark for PSSCF is the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Small Cap Index.
. This benchmark index has achieved total returns of 96.23% and 45.92%
respectively for the 3 and 5-year periods up to 14 February 2012.

Q8: What level of risks will we be looking at when investing in PSSCF?
. High equity exposure coupled with the lack of liquidity in small-capitalised
stocks in the fund’s equity portfolio may result in the fund experiencing
significant volatility in times of adverse market conditions.

. The asset allocation, liquidity management and diversification strategies
employed are central to the efforts to manage the risks posed to the fund.

Q9: When is PSSCF going to be launched?
. 20 March 2012

Q10: What is the initial issue price? And when is the offer period?
. The initial issue price is RM0.2500 per unit during the 21-day offer period from
20 March 2012 to 9 April 2012.

Q11: What is the approved fund size of PSSCF?
. The approved fund size for PSSCF is 1.5 billion units.


Q12: Please tell us the service charge and the annual management fee involved
when investing in PSSCF. Is there any repurchase charge?

. The service charge is up to 5.5% of NAV per unit. The annual management fee
is 1.50% per annum of the NAV.
. There is no repurchase charge.

Q13: Is switching made between PSSCF and other funds under the Public Series
of Funds and Public Series of Shariah-Based Funds subject to the switching
fee structure during and after the offer period?

. During the offer period (20 March 2012 to 9 April 2012), only switching of
low-load units of bond and money market funds under the Public Series of
Funds and Public Series of Shariah-Based Funds into PSSCF are allowed,
subject to terms and conditions.

. After offer period, switching made between PSSCF and other funds under the
Public Series of Funds and Public Series of Shariah-Based Funds are allowed,
subject to terms and conditions.

o Switching transactions out of the fund within 90 days from the date of
purchase of units/switching into the fund, are subject to a switching fee of
0.75% of NAV per unit or RM50 whichever is higher.

o Switching transactions out of the fund after 90 days from the date of
purchase of units/switching into the fund, are subject to a switching fee of
RM25 per transaction.

Q14: What is the minimum initial investment and minimum additional
investment of the fund? . The minimum initial investment is RM1,000 and minimum additional
investment is RM100.


Q15: Will there be any special promotion to support the launch of PSSCF?
. There will be special service charges offered for investments into PSSCF
during the offer period:

Investment amount per
transaction / Promotion

Special Service Charge

RM5,000 to RM9,999 per transaction- 5.25% of Initial Issue Price per unit

RM10,000 and above per transaction - 5.00% of Initial Issue Price per unit

Direct Debit Instruction (DDI) submitted during Offer Period - 5.25% of net asset value (NAV)


FAQS FOR THE LAUNCH OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES BOND FUND
(PENTBF)

KEY MESSAGE

The Public Enterprises Bond Fund (PENTBF) is a bond fund that seeks to provide
annual income# through investments in fixed income securities and money market
instruments. The initial issue price of PENTBF is at RM1.00 per unit during the 21-
day offer period from 20 March 2012 to 9 April 2012.

FAQS
Q1: What are the main features of Public Enterprises Bond Fund (PENTBF)?
. A bond fund that seeks to provide annual income# through investments in fixed
income securities and money market instruments.
. Distribution policy: Annual income*

. The fund will invest at least 75% of its net asset value (NAV) in sovereign
bonds and corporate bonds issued by entities with total assets exceeding RM3
billion at the point of purchase. The bonds invested must have minimum credit
rating of BBB for long-term instruments and P1 for short-term instruments as
rated by a local or foreign rating agency, at the point of purchase. The balance
of the fund’s NAV will be invested in other corporate bonds and money market
instruments.

. To achieve increased diversification, the fund may invest up to 30% of its NAV
in foreign fixed income securities if the returns are assessed to be promising.
. The foreign markets which the fund may invest in include Singapore, Japan,
Hong Kong, Australia, United Kingdom, Indonesia, United States of America,
South Korea and other permitted markets.

# Distribution (if any) will be reinvested unless unitholders opt for distribution to be paid out.

* Subject to the availability of income and/or realised gains and the provisions of the SC Guidelines.

Q2: What makes PENTBF attractive to prospective investors?
. PENTBF allows investors access to the bond market, which is usually
inaccessible to the average investor as it is a market for institutions where the
standard transaction block amounts to RM5 million per lot.

. The fund’s focus on sovereign bonds and corporate bonds issued by entities
with total assets exceeding RM3 billion at the point of purchase will enable the
fund to invest in bonds issued by larger and more stable entities. Larger entities
are better positioned to weather economic cycles due to their size and market
position in their respective industries.

. The fund will invest in a diversified portfolio of bonds which comprises mainly
corporate bonds, to produce returns that are generally higher than fixed
deposits.

. The fund is also able to provide the investors with greater liquidity than fixed
deposits.

. The fund may invest up to 30% of its NAV in foreign bonds to achieve
increased diversification.

Q3: What are the growth prospects of the Malaysian bond market?
. The Malaysian bond market is expected to remain robust with increased bond
issuances in the near-term supported by Malaysia’s resilient economic growth
and the ongoing and planned infrastructure projects under the Economic
Transformation Programme.

. The growth of the domestic bond market will provide opportunities for the fund
to invest in bonds with attractive risk-reward trade-off.

Q4: What are some of the sectors and entities that PENTBF may be looking to
invest in?

. Some of the sectors that PENTBF may be looking to invest in are as follows:-


Sectors

Description

Sovereign

Sovereign bonds and bonds issued by government-
controlled companies.

Finance

Bonds issued by licensed banks and financial
institutions.

Utilities

Bonds issued by power plant concessionaires and
telecommunication services providers.

Transport

Bonds issued by toll-road concessionaires and port
operators.

Q5: Who are most suited to invest in PENTBF?
. PENTBF is suitable for existing and prospective investors who share the
following profiles and goals:
. Conservative risk-reward temperament.
. Medium-term investor
. Seek stability of annual income with some safety of principal

Note: Medium term referes to a period of 3 to 5 years.

Q6: What is the fund’s benchmark index? What is the historical return of the
PENTBF’s benchmark index?
. The benchmark for PENTBF is based on the 12-month fixed deposits rates
(FDR) quoted by Public Bank Berhad.
. The historical returns of the benchmark are 3.04% in 2011, 2.75% in 2010, and
2.61% in 2009.

Note: PENTBF has the potential to deliver higher returns than its benchmark in view that it carries higher risk
compared to fixed deposits.

Q7: What level of risks will we be looking at when investing in PENTBF?
. PENTBF is a bond fund which is suitable for investors with conservative risk
profile.
. The fund manager will adopt various investment strategies, such as varying the
asset allocation between bonds of various tenures and money market
instruments to adjust the risk and return characteristics of the fund.

Q8: When is PENTBF going to be launched?
. 20 March 2012

Q9: What is the initial issue price? And when is the offer period?
. The initial issue price is RM1.0000 per unit during the 21-day offer period from
20 March 2012 to 9 April 2012.

Q10: What is the approved fund size of PENTBF?
. The approved fund size for PENTBF is 500 million units.

Q11: Please tell us the service charge and the annual management fee involved
when investing in PENTBF. Is there any repurchase charge?
. The service charge is up to 0.25% of the NAV per unit. The annual
management fee is 0.75% per annum of the NAV.
. There is no repurchase charge.

Q12: Is switching made between PENTBF and other funds under the Public
Series of Funds and Public Series of Shariah-Based Funds subject to the
switching fee structure during and after the offer period?
. Switching made between PENTBF and other funds under the Public Series of
Funds and Public Series of Shariah-Based Funds are allowed, subject to terms
and conditions.
. For switching transactions out of the fund within 90 days from the date of
purchase of units/switching into the fund:
o Service charge of up to 5.5% of NAV per unit will be imposed if units are
switched into equity/balanced/mixed asset funds;
o Switching fee of 0.25% of NAV per unit or a minimum of RM50 will be
imposed if units are switched into bond/fixed income/money market
funds.
. For switching transactions out of the fund after 90 days from the date of
purchase of units/switching into the fund:

o Service charge of up to 5.5% of NAV per unit will be imposed if units are
switched into equity/balanced/mixed asset funds;
o Switching fee of RM25 will be imposed if units are switched into
bond/fixed income funds.


Q13: What is the minimum initial investment and minimum additional
investment of the fund?
. The minimum initial investment is RM1,000 and minimum additional
investment is RM100.

 

[kparam77]

Public Mutual declares distribution for 2 funds
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Public Bank’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Public Mutual, declared distributions for two of its funds. The total gross distributions declared for the financial year ending 31 March 2012 are as follows:


Fund Gross Distribution / Unit
Public Aggressive Growth Fund 4.50 sen per unit
Public Regular Savings Fund 4.50 sen per unit



Public Aggressive Growth Fund and Public Regular Savings Fund are funds that are open for EPF Members Investment Scheme. Public Aggressive Growth Fund aims to achieve high capital growth over the medium- to long-term period through investments in situational and high growth stocks. Meanwhile, Public Regular Savings Fund aims to achieve consistent capital growth with a steady growth of income over the medium- to long-term. Public Mutual is Malaysia’s largest private unit trust company with 93 funds under management. It has more than 2.6 million accountholders and as at 29 February 2012, the total net asset value of the funds managed by the Company was RM46.9 billion.

 

[kparam77]

friends, take the given opportunity to make use EPF investment scheme to max
your returns.

Dont invest blindly and lost hard earn money, educate/study yourself first
before enter to market.

Get a Professional Unit Trust Consultant to guides you.

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Example only:

let Say if u hv RM200K ( EPF + others source) when u retire and ur monthy
expenses is RM5K.

RM200k/ RM5K = 40

40 / 12 = 3.3 yrs.

meaning ur money will finished in 3.3 yrs.

WHAT R U GOING TO DO NEXT??? WORK AGAIN? THINK AND TRY TO SAVE/INVEST UR MONEY
NOW......

Or, if spend ur EPF money for your kids education, renovate the house or
change your car, or other commitment, the money will finished in shorter time.

MAKE SURE U HV SUFFICIENT FUNDS WHEN U RETIRE.

 

[jebon]

ada sesiapa blh terjemah x?saya kureng fasih ckp org putih nie

 

[kparam77]

2 benefit of unit trust.

http://pk31-tips.blogspot.com/2011/10/how-to-benefit-from-unit-trust.html

 

[kparam77]

Wanted - Unit Trust Consultants. Part/Full Time.

Name of Company: Public Mutual Berhad

About the Company – Public Mutual is the largest private unit trust company in Malaysia and currently manages more than 90 funds with a total net asset value (NAV) of RM44.75 billion. As at 30 December 2011, we command a 44.3% market share in the private unit trust industry.(In terms of total fund size managed by private unit trust companies. -- Source: The Edge-Lipper, 30 Jan 2012).

Public Mutual is Malaysia’s most dominant private unit trust company.

• As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Public Bank, we enjoy strong support from our parent company and the established PB Brand.

• We remain the “top-of-mind” recall brand for unit trust companies in Malaysia and have the trust and confidence of over 2.6 million accountholders in the country.

• We have a strong network of distribution through a group of dedicated and dynamic unit trust consultants, which is the largest and collectively the most productive in the entire private unit trust industry.

• We manage all of our funds in-house with a team of 20 fund managers and more than 25 research analysts.

Position : Unit Trust Consultants (Klang Valley)

Remuneration: Commission Base.


Responsibilities:
- To distribute Unit Trust. Requirements:
• Minimum Qualification: SPM / Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) certificate, must obtain credits either in Bahasa Malaysia, English or Mandarin AND Mathematics. Candidate must possess a minimum Grade 3 in SPM or its equivalent.

• Experience in Stock broking/ Unit Trust is an added advantage
• Gender: Any
• Race: Any
• Age: 21+


Other Information:
• Available for Fulltime and part-time go to http://www.pk31-job.blogspot.com for FAQ section. Please call RREMY – 017-8735029 or e-mail to kparam77@yahoo.com for further details.

 

[kparam77]

Klang Branch is organising Business Opportunity Preview on 14 April 2012.

Business Opportunity Preview (BM)
Date: 14 April 2012, Saturday
Time: 10.00am - 12.00pm (9.30am Registration and Refreshment)
Fee: FOC
Venue: Klang Branch.

kalau berminat, call atau email I kat:
017-8735029
kparam77@yahoo.com

 

[kparam77]

How to make RM10K or RM100K to double in 5 yrs or in 10 yrs?

For 5 yrs :-

Invest the money which can gererate simple return 20% per annum, or

By applying the RULE 72 = 72/ 5 yrs = 14.4% = compounded return 14.4% per annum.

For 10 yrs :-

Invest the money which can gererate simple return 10% per annum, or

By applying the RULE 72 = 72/ 10 yrs = 7.2% = compounded return 7.2% per annum.

So, which want can generate compounded 7.2% or 14.4% per annum?

Stock?
Unit Trust?
Both?

The answer is, its depends how both perform follow the market condition/trend.

For read and analize purpose only at http://www.publicmutual.com.my/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qrRBC2yTZas=&tabid=248

 

[lordkadda]

ini ambil masa untuk dapat pulangan ?

unit trust slalunya long term paklong. Dulu orang bgtau at least 3 tahun sebelum kuar duit yang dilabur dalam unit trust. klu kuar awal takut rugi sebab harg jual rendah dan nak kena cover service charge dia tuh

Tapi dianyer return memang tinggi compare ngan lain2 la.
klu yang low risk dia pun return kadang2 8-10%, kira tinggi dari EPF nyer dividen.
Klu yang medium risk atau high risk, lagi tinggi dianyer return.

 

[kparam77]

Public Mutual declares distributions for 3 funds For FYE 4/2012.

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/4/30/business/20120430151434&sec=business

The gross distribution per unit:

Public Far-East Telco & Infrastructure Fund - 1.25 sen per unit.

Public Islamic Dividend Fund - 2.0 sen per unit

Public Islamic Asia Dividend Fund - 0.4 sen per unit.

 

[kparam77]

Rich Malaysians grow wealth aggressively.


“Affluent Malaysians’ top choices of investment are gold, high interest savings, unit trusts and real estate,”



http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/5/4/nation/11230906&sec=nation

 

[kparam77]

UNDERSTANDING TIME VALUE OF MONEY & INFLATION.

MASA dan INFLASI adalah penting untuk simpan dan melabur.

Pls read at:- http://www.pk31-tips.blogspot.com/

 

[kparam77]

MUTUAL GOLD SEMINAR 2012



We wish to inform that Mutual Gold Seminar 2012 will kick off in Ipoh on

16 June 2012. Details of the Seminar are as below:



DATES VENUE

16 June 2012 - Ipoh - Impiana Hotel



23 June 2012 - Penang - Equatorial Hotel



30 June 2012 - Kuala Lumpur – One World Hotel



14 July 2012 - Johor Bahru - Thistle Johor Bahru



25 August 2012 - Kuching – Pullman Kuching



Topics: Stock Market Outlook

Stay Young Stay Healthy



http://www.publicmutual.com.my/MutualGold.aspx

 

[kparam77]

EPF APPROVED FMIs and UTMCs:
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Over 750000 EPF members invest in unit trust:
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Public Mutual declares distributions for 7 funds
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Public Bank’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Public Mutual, declared distributions for seven funds totalling over RM493 million. The total gross distributions declared for the financial year ending 31 May 2012 are as follows:


Fund - Gross Distribution per Unit

Public Ittikal Fund - 5.25 sen per unit

Public Islamic Equity Fund - 2.00 sen per unit

Public Islamic Select Treasures Fund - 1.50 sen per unit

Public Dividend Select Fund - 1.50 sen per unit

PB ASEAN Dividend Fund - 1.50 sen per unit

Public Balanced Fund - 4.25 sen per unit

Public Select Bond Fund -4.50 sen per unit

Public Ittikal Fund, which was launched in 1997, is an award-winning equity fund that seeks to achieve steady capital growth over the medium- to long-term period by investing in a portfolio of investments that complies with Shariah principles.

Public Islamic Equity Fund seeks to achieve capital growth through a diverse selection of growth stocks that complies with Shariah Principles. Whereas, Public Islamic Select Treasures Fund seeks to achieve capital growth through investment in companies with market capitalisation of up to RM6 billion which comply with Shariah requirements in the domestic market.

Public Dividend Select Fund aims to provide recurring income by investing in a portfolio of stocks which offer or have the potential to offer attractive dividend yields, while PB ASEAN Dividend Fund aims to provide income by investing in a portfolio of stocks in domestic and regional markets which offer or have the potential to offer attractive dividend yields.



At the same time, Public Balanced Fund, which was launched in 1995, aims to provide a steady income and capital growth over the medium- to long-term period and Public Select Bond Fund seeks to provide annual income through investments in fixed income securities which have a remaining maturity of seven years, and below and, money market instruments.

With the exception of PB ASEAN Dividend Fund, all other funds mentioned are open for EPF Members Investments Scheme. PB ASEAN Dividend Fund is distributed via Public Bank branches nationwide, whereas the rest of the funds are distributed by Public Mutual unit trust consultants.

Public Mutual is Malaysia’s largest private unit trust company with 93 funds under management. It has 2.7 million accountholders and as at 30 April 2012, the total net asset value of the funds managed by the Company was RM47.6 billion.