Why invest?
Statistics show that over 90% of the wealthy/financially free have multiple sources of income. In contrast, those living in poverty usually rely on a single income source. It can be observed that having multiple income streams (while maintaining your primary job) is a factor contributing to financial success.
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Learn about Open - Ends Funds
An open-end fund is a pool of capital contributed by multiple investors with a shared investment objective, professionally managed by investment experts of the fund management company. The term "open-end" signifies that investments into the fund have no fixed maturity period, allowing investors to enter or exit the fund at any time.
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FAQs

  • Investing in fund certificates, bonds, and stocks involves risks and uncertain returns. Investors are advised to thoroughly review product documentation and contracts to understand potential risks before deciding to participate.
  • Investors should carefully read the Fund Prospectus before purchasing fund certificates and pay attention to applicable service charges when trading fund certificates.
  • The trading price of fund certificates may fluctuate based on market conditions, and investors may incur losses on their invested capital.
  • Past fund performance information is for reference purposes only and does not guarantee future profitability.

Risks

  • Price Volatility Risk: NAV/ Fund Certificate can fluctuate based on market conditions. Therefore, the value of a customer’s fund certificate assets and/or the amount received upon selling fund certificates can increase or decrease compared to the initial investment amount.
  • Liquidity Risk: This risk pertains to difficulties that customers may encounter when selling fund certificates to convert them into cash. Although this risk is mitigated by regulations requiring the fund management company to buy back open-ended fund certificates when customers place sell orders, there is still a possibility that the buyback may only cover a portion of the customer’s sell order.

Unlike public fund certificates, open-ended fund certificates are not listed. Customers can transact through designated distribution agents when there’s a need for trading.

Customers only need to own fund certificates to be eligible to attend investor meetings.

Payment should be made before 14:45 on the business day preceding the trading date.

Fund certificates do not have a predetermined term.

The trading date is when customers can buy, sell, convert funds, or transfer fund units. Currently, this applies to all business days of the week (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays).

NAV is the net value of the Fund’s assets, determined by the total market value of assets and investments owned by the Fund minus its outstanding obligations. This value is calculated up to the most recent date before the Valuation Date.