Mutual Funds

[Dr_PepPeR]

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I've additional info. If you really want dividents, you can purchase (when available) Retail Treasury Bonds issued by the phil. gov't. Interest from the RTBs are deposited into your settlement savings account every quarter ata.

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Technically speaking RTBs do not pay dividends, they pay interest, or coupon payments, just like any other fixed income instrument. Only stocks pay dividends, which are at the whim of the Board of Directors as to when and if they are declared, unless they are preferred stocks, which behave like fixed income instruments. Usually RTBs are cornered by institutional investors so you may still have to go through a bank or a financial institution to be able to get RTBs.

[scooby91]

what bank in Singapore fo you have in  mind? How much the minimum to open an account? you can actually invest here, we also have global funds offered by banks and investment companies..

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really? any local bank that offers clients access to: DBS, ABN AMRO, ABERDEEN, FIDELITY, SCROEDER funds?

i just opened an account at DBS... min initial amt to invest in most funds is SGD1,000 i think.

[valjean]

Since we have discussed the merits of mutual funds, which among the available funds in the phil. market has the best returns?

[xircom]

Tanong ko lang, sino ang currently with Philequity funds? Mukhang ok ang returns, pero kamusta naman customer service, sales load, etc....Hope someone here can provide answers

[pogingpogi]

mga bro sino sa inyo kumuha ng bonds sa philam musta ok ba balik? panu diskarte dito.?

[Dr_PepPeR]

Suggest you guys go to the big banks branches (Metrobank, BPI, EPCIBank, Banco de Oro) and ask about their UITF. Banks have better distribution centers (the branches) and see to it that customer service is maintained plus will often have complete data. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas is stricter that the Securities and Exchange Commission which is the regulatory body for Mutual Funds.

[financial advisor]

To each his own, learn and educate yourself about the different investment vehicles available before you park your money.

 

pogingpogi, i already sent you pm reagarding Philam Funds.

[financial advisor]

To each his own, learn and educate yourself about the different investment vehicles available before you park your money.

 

pogingpogi, i already sent you pm regarding Philam Funds.

[bRIX]

any new infos guys?

[bahaykubo73]

Tanong ko lang, sino ang currently with Philequity funds?  Mukhang ok ang returns, pero kamusta naman customer service, sales load, etc....Hope someone here can provide answers

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pre, i'm into phileq..

got to open last 2 mos with them

they have a mktg arm right now -- EBIZ << nasa western union braches.

mas maganda yng meron in-house manager .. mas maganda yng services.

at makapag tanong k ng mga questions mo.

but if your near PSE just go there nandon yng Phileq.

[bossing^vic]

any ideas kung saan pwedeng papalit iraqui dinars :evil:

[xircom]

pre, i'm into phileq.. 

got to open last 2 mos with them

they have a mktg arm right now  -- EBIZ << nasa western union braches.

mas maganda yng meron in-house manager .. mas maganda yng services.

at makapag tanong k ng mga questions mo. 

but if your near PSE just go there nandon yng Phileq.

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Salamat ng marami bahaykubo...

[bRIX]

does EBIZ get a cut when you invest in philequity? kasi if that's the case mas mabuti pang derecho na ako sa philequity makipag transact.

[magnus]

sa equity mutual funds, philequity and atr-kim eng. the first one more reliable kasi matagal na but they are the top earners

 

Since we have discussed the merits of mutual funds, which among the available funds in the phil. market has the best returns?

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[magnus]

customer service is very good. ano ang sales load?

 

Tanong ko lang, sino ang currently with Philequity funds?  Mukhang ok ang returns, pero kamusta naman customer service, sales load, etc....Hope someone here can provide answers

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