Saturday, May 16, 2015

Methods of Investing in Unit Trust

Assalamualaikum.

In this post, I am going to explain how easy it actually is for you to start investing in unit trust. Either you do it with cash or via KWSP. Like I told you, it's super easy, like deadly easy, no? :)

1) Cash
     There are two ways in which you can achieve this

The first is a lumpsum method.
Second is the combination of lumpsum + regular savings.

Both of them require a teeny-tiny amount of money as an initial which is RM 500. You also have the option to go for a monthly investment of no less than RM 200 which will be automatically deducted from your account. Maybank, BSN, EON, RHB dan other banks/MEPS are included in the list of choice and obviously CIMB is preferred. No bias here. :)

In short, you will need at least RM 500 to start off your investment and you have the option to do a regular investment of RM 200 or even more. These amounts are not capped; meaning that you can put in as much money as you wish. And you are very welcomed to do so because I would advise you to do so. It is certainly a good news, innit?

2) KWSP
    Investing via KWSP is a wee bit different. The investment will be taken directly from Akaun 1 however there are pre-requisites to which you qualify for before we can proceed with the investment. Insya-Allah, I will explain this further in the next post, hopefully.

Should you have any enquiries, do not hesitate to contact me. I do wish this post has benefit you in many ways.

Abdul Latif Omar Ali
Unit Trust Consultant
013-4373947

Thank you for reading!
:)

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