Journey of a Kampung Investor in search of financial freedom
Today our beloved KLCI dropped another 12.40 points and the COmposite closes at 1031.63. From a high 1300 to a almost breaking a 1000 level mark.
One might wonder, WOW is this the best time for me to buy equity since it has dropped almost 250 points? Cheap sales ma…
Fixed Deposit or better know as FD has never been my favorite kind of investment. The main reason FD didn’t made to my favorite list is due to the Return Of Investment (ROI) which ranges from 3% to 4%.
I guess i totally oppose my buddy’s post Irwan, on Fixed Deposit as being a safe investment. No hard feelings ya bud, just to keep you on your toes.
When i rewind back the first time i started investing in stock market, i will sometimes lol :). To be honest, i didn’t really know the legal age to be investing in stock market was 18 instead of 21.
So i was like 3 years late. When i was very young, my parents was already in the equity markets. I got to know more about it when i asked my parents to explain to me on what they were doing that time. There were times my parents made a lot in a single transaction but of course there are days they lost as well. Not every Sunday right? (Bo tak kang leh pai) ^^
Public Mutual, a wholly own subsidiary of Public Bank will be launching another new fund named - Public Far-East Telco & Infrastructure Fund (PFETIF).
Let me share some basic information about this fund before stating my points of view…
I am pretty sure many of us out there owns a Savings Account. It is one of the most basic accounts one can have to create a relationship with a particular bank.
Having a savings account will not be as convenient as having a current account (checking service). To withdraw money from a savings account, we either need to go lineup at the counter (the queue at times might be pain in the ass) or withdraw using ATM card.
Oh yeah, for ATM card service there is a charge of RM 8 annual fees for all banks in Malaysia. No free lunch in this world! Friends from other continents of the world, do you all have to pay for such services from your country? Hope you can share some savings account information with me and my fellow friends.
