Sabtu, 19 Februari 2011

Unit Amanah. Apakah yang dimaksudkan dengan Unit Dana Amanah?





Apakah itu Unit Dana Amanah?

Unit dana amanah, juga dikenali sebagai pelaburan terancang, membolehkan anda bersama-sama pelabur lain berkongsi pelaburan dalam satu jumlah yang besar untuk membolehkan unit dana amanah membeli pelaburan yang diuruskan oleh pasukan professional.

Pelaburan Terus VS Dana Unit Amanah. Kelebihan dan kekurangannya?


Apabila anda telah memutuskan untuk melabur, anda boleh memilih untuk melabur secara terus atau pun melalui unit amanah. Yang mana cara paling sesuai adalah bergantung kepada keperluan pelaburan individu. Bagaimanapun, menggunakan pengurus dana professional membolehkan pulangan jangka masa panjang yang lebih baik.

Pengurus dana adalah berkelebihan berbanding pelabur individu kerana:

• Portfolio mereka direka menggunakan falsafah pelaburan yang konsisten.
• Pengurus dana memiliki akses maklumat yang jauh lebih baik termasuk dengan wakil syarikat, pesaing dan pelanggan berbanding pelabur individu.
• Pengurus dana mengupah professional pelaburan untuk memantau pasaran pelaburan dan kesan arah tuju pembangunan ekonomi terhadap pasaran.
• Saiz portfolio yang besar memudahkan pengurus dana untuk mengurangkan risiko melalui kepelbagaian pelaburan. Mereka juga boleh mengurangkan risiko dengan mengamalkan teknik pengurusan risiko yang sofistikated melibatkan terbitan, dan
• Pengurus dana memiliki skala ekonomi untuk mengurankan perbelanjaan melalui kos transaksi yang rendah. Sebagai contoh, pengurus dana pada kebiasaannya membayar komisen yang rendah kepada broker saham.


Prestasi Tinggi hanyalah salah satu kelebihan unit dana amanah.

Unit amanah bukan sekadar menyasarkan pulangan tinggi tetapi memperuntukkan pelabur dengan
• Pentadbiran dan laporan lengkap. Termasuk pengiraan pulangan pelaburan dan peruntukan panduan cukai individu.
• Maklumat terkini tentang prestasi dana.
• Pegawai khidmat pelanggan yang terlatih.
• Akses ke dana dengan cepat dan mudah .
• Mudah.


Siapa paling sesuai untuk Unit Amanah ?


Unit amanah adalah pilihan yang pelaburan yang mudah dan selesa bagi mereka yang cenderung kepada pelaburan jangka panjang tetapi tidak memiliki masa, keinginan dan kepakaran untuk melabur secara terus ke dalam pasaran kewangan.

Unit amanah secara khususnya bersesuaian untuk pelabur kali pertama dan kecil di mana ia memberikan peluang untuk mengasaskan kepelbagaian portfolio aset dengan jumlah wang yang kecil.
Bagaimanapun, pelabur besar juga boleh mendapatkan faedah dari unit amanah kerana ia menyediakan akses untuk kepakaran pengurus pelaburan professional



Apa kaitan Unit Amanah dan masa depan kita?


Dalam kuasa beli kita bergantung kepada kadar inflasi, nilai ringgit pada hari ini tidak akan sama pada masa akan datang. Sebagai contoh, beberapa tahun lepas seketul kuih boleh dibeli pada harga 10 sen dan 20 sen. Tetapi pada hari ini harga seketul kuih adalah dalam 50 sen. Sekiranya, kita menyimpan di dalam simpanab tetap pada kadar 3.3% setahun, dan inflasi yang dilaporkan adalah 5.4%, setiap tahun kita masih kekurangan nilai ringgit sebanyak 2.1% untuk mengimbangi kadar inflasi. Secara mudahnya, nilai duit kita semakin mengecil dan kemampuan untuk berbelanja semakin sempit. Dengan pelaburan di unit amanah CWA (Rekod untuk Dana Dali pada 2010 adalah 23.68%) kadar inflasi telah dpt di atasi dengan dividen lebihan 18.28%.




Kalkulator Pengiraan Pelan Persaraan :

Kalkulator ini membantu anda untuk mengira berapa banyak yang anda perlukan dalam bentuk lump sum/simpanan tahunan/ simpanan bulanan untuk memastikan anda dapat menikmati pelan persaraan yang selesa. Sila klik link di bawah :

http://www.cwealthadvisors.com.my/RetirementPlan.aspx


Kalkulator Pengiraan Pelan Pendidikan Anak-anak :


Kalkulator ini membantu anda untuk mengira berapa banyak yang anda perlukan dalam bentuk lump sum/simpanan tahunan/ simpanan bulanan untuk memastikan impian anda untuk menghantar anak-anak mendapatkan pendapatan tinggi pada jangka waktu yang telah anda rancang akan dapat dilakukan
Sila klik link di bawah :


http://www.cwealthadvisors.com.my/EduPlan.aspx


Berminat untuk menyertai Unit Dana Amanah CWA? Sila isi borang di bawah untuk maklumat lanjut :






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Unit Trust. Frequently Asked Questions



Can I invest my EPF savings with CIMB-Principal Asset Management (CIMB-Principal)?

Yes, CIMB-Principal is one of the approved funds management institution under the EPF Members Investment Scheme. Members can invest not more than 20% of their credit in excess of Basic Savings in Account 1. The minimum amount of savings that can be withdrawn is RM1,000 and can be made at intervals of three months from the date of the last transfer, subject to the availability of the Basic Savings required in Account 1. To find out more about your investment eligibility, please refer to EPF’s Basic Savings Table and examples of allowable withdrawal for the Member’s Investment Withdrawal.


Are the Funds' returns guaranteed?

No, returns of funds are not guaranteed as they invest in assets (for example, shares and bonds) which fluctuate in value on a daily basis. The price of the Funds' investments will rise and fall and consequently cause unit prices to rise and fall. Therefore, we cannot guarantee fund returns.


Yes, the Regular Savings Plan allows you to make regular monthly investments of RM200 or more directly from your account held with a bank approved by CIMB-Principal or Approved Distributor. The minimum initial investment for the Regular Savings Plan is RM500, with exception for CIMB-Principal Bond Fund, CIMB-Principal Strategic Bond Fund, CIMB-Principal Deposit Fund, CIMB Islamic Enhanced Sukuk Fund, CIMB Islamic Sukuk Fund, CIMB Islamic Deposit Fund, CIMB-Principal China-India-Indonesia Equity Fund and CIMB-Principal Australian Equity Fund, the minimum initial investment for the Regular Savings Plan is RM1,000.

The Regular Savings Plan does not apply to all close-ended funds and the following funds:
  • CIMB Islamic Money Market Fund
  • CIMB-Principal Money Market Income Fund (formerly CIMB-Principal Xcess Cash Fund)

 
No, there is no withdrawal fee charged except for the following funds:
  • CIMB-Principal Lifecycle Funds
    Up to 1.0% - A Withdrawal Fee of up to 1.0% of the NAV per unit is levied on a withdrawal made within two (2) years from the date the investment is accepted by the Manager. The Withdrawal Fee may differ between distribution channels. All Withdrawal Fees borne by Unit holders will be retained by the relevant Funds.
     
  • CIMB Islamic Kausar Lifecycle Funds
    Up to 1.0% - A Withdrawal Fee of up to 1.0% of the NAV per unit is levied on a withdrawal made within two (2) years from the date the investment is accepted by the Manager. The Withdrawal Fee may differ between distribution channels. All Withdrawal Fees borne by Unit holders will be retained by the relevant Funds.
     
  • CIMB-Principal Multi-Maturity Income Fund 1 (formerly Multi-Maturity Income Fund 1)
    Up to 2.0% - A withdrawal fee of up to 2.0% is chargeable on unscheduled redemptions. Unscheduled redemptions results from investors’ interest to withdraw their investments prior to the Fund’s predetermined scheduled withdrawals. Withdrawal fee will be 2.0% for the first year and will decline by 0.40% every year thereafter.
     
  • CIMB-Principal Opportunistic Bond Fund
    Up to 3.0% - A penalty of up to 3.0% of the NAV per unit is chargeable on any withdrawal made prior to the Maturity Date. All Penalty borne by Unit holders will be retained by the Fund.
     
  • CIMB-Principal Strategic Income Bond Fund
    A Withdrawal Penalty of up to 3.0% of the NAV per unit is chargeable on any
    withdrawal made prior to the Maturity Date. All Penalties borne by Unit holders will
    be retained by the Fund.
Payment will be paid in RM within ten (10) calendar days.

 

Yes, the minimum additional investment of RM200 is applicable for:
For the following funds the minimum additional investment is RM500:
For the following funds the minimum additional investment is RM1,000:

How much do I need to invest in the CIMB-Principal's investment funds?

You can start with as little as RM500 in any Fund.
However, the minimum initial investment for CIMB-Principal China-India-Indonesia Equity Fund and CIMB-Principal Australian Equity Fund is RM1,000 or such amounts as the Manager may from time to time decide.

The minimum initial investment for CIMB-Principal Bond Fund
(formerly Lifetime Bond Fund), CIMB-Principal Strategic Bond Fund (formerly Strategic Bond Fund), CIMB Islamic Enhanced Sukuk Fund (formerly Lifetime Dana Wafiq) and CIMB Islamic Sukuk Fund (formerly SBB Dana Al-Hafiz) is RM2,000 or such amounts as the Manager may from time to time decide.
The minimum initial investment for CIMB-Principal Deposit Fund (formerly CIMB-Principal Money Market Fund), CIMB-Principal Money Market Income Fund (formerly CIMB-Principal Xcess Cash Fund), CIMB Islamic Money Market Fund and CIMB Islamic Deposit Fund is RM10,000 or such amounts as the Manager may from time to time decide.
The Application Fee may differ between distribution channels. Notwithstanding the maximum Application Fee disclosed below, investors may negotiate with the distributors for lower charges. Please note that investors investing via EPF Members Investment Scheme will only be charged a maximum Application Fee of 3% of the NAV per unit.


Conventional Unit Trust Funds
 Fund Name(s)
Maximum
Application Fees
(% of the NAV per unit)
 Equity Funds
6.5
6.5
6.5
5.0
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.0
Mixed Asset Funds
5.0
6.5
5.0
Fixed Income & Money Market Funds
2.0
2.0
Nil
Nil
Regional & Global Funds
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
5.0
6.5
6.5
5.5
5.5
6.5
6.5
Close-ended Funds 
3.0


Islamic Unit Trust Funds
Fund Name(s)
Maximum
Application Fees
(% of the NAV per unit)
Equity Funds
6.5
6.5
6.5
5.0
6.5
6.5
Mixed Asset Funds
6.5
6.0
Fixed Income & Money Market Funds
2.0
2.0
1.00
Nil
Regional & Global Funds
5.0
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5
6.5


How can an investor make regular investments into the Regular Savings Plan?

Regular Savings Plan can be put in place either through standing instructions via a participating bank or by giving at least 6 post dated cheques made out to the respective fund.


Switching will be conducted based on the value of your investment in a Fund. The minimum amount for a switch must be equivalent to the minimum withdrawal amount applicable to a Fund or such amounts as the Manager may from time to time decide. Please note that the minimum amount for a switch must also meet the minimum initial investment amount or the minimum additional investment amount (as the case may be) applicable to the fund to be switched into. Unit holders must at all times maintain at least the minimum balance required for a Fund to stay invested in that Fund. The Manager may, at its absolute discretion, allow switching into (or out of) a Fund, either generally (for all Unit holders) or specifically (for any particular Unit holder).
Since switching is treated as a withdrawal from one (1) fund and an investment into another fund, you will be charged a Switching Fee equal to the difference (if any) between the Application Fees of these two (2) funds.
For example, you had invested in a fund with an Application Fee of 2.0% on the NAV per unit and now wish to switch to another fund which has an Application Fee of 5.5% on the NAV per unit. Hence, you will be charged a Switching Fee of 3.5% on the NAV per unit on the amount switched.
In addition, the Manager imposes a RM100 administrative fee for every switch made out of a CIMB-Principal fund. However, this RM100 administrative fee is waived for the first four (4) switches out of a Fund in every calendar year and the Manager has the discretion to waive the Switching Fee and/or administrative fees.
Switching may also be subject to a withdrawal charge should the fund to be switched out from impose a Withdrawal Fee.

Switching into any CIMB-Principal fund is ultimately at the investor's personal choice and option. However, Muslim investors are ecnouraged to switch into any other CIMB-Principal Shariah fund rather than into any other CIMB-Principal conventional fund as it is not permitted from the Shariah perspective.
For CIMB-Principal Lifecycle Funds & CIMB Islamic Kausar Lifecycle Funds, switching is allowed:
  • within the CIMB-Principal Lifecycle Funds / CIMB Islamic Kausar Lifecycle Funds; and
  • from other CIMB-Principal funds into any of these Funds.
Subject always to the Manager’s absolute discretion, switching out from any of these CIMB-Principal Lifecycle Funds & CIMB Islamic Kausar Lifecycle Funds into other funds is not allowed.

No switching facility is available for CIMB-Principal Multi-Maturity Income Fund 1
(formerly Multi-Maturity Income Fund 1), CIMB Islamic Commodities Structured Fund 1, CIMB Islamic Commodities Structured Fund 2, CIMB-Principal Opportunistic Bond Fund, CIMB-Principal China Recovery Structured Fund and CIMB-Principal Strategic Income Bond Fund as they are closed ended funds. Hence Switching Fee is not applicable.

 
How is the switching of Funds processed?

An investor will redeem out of Fund A at redemption/bid price and come in to Fund B at Fund B's Net Asset Value (NAV) rounded UP to the nearest quarter cent.



What prices do we apply in a switch?

Take for example, an investor who switches from Fund A to Fund B. The bid/buying price of Fund A will be used to convert the units to a Ringgit value amount. The NAV of Fund B will then be used to convert the value in Ringgit back to units of Fund B.



Why does the unit price fall after a distribution?

Income earned by the Fund during the financial year is accrued in its units price until the end of the distribution period. When an income distribution is declared, any interest income and realised capital profits are paid to unitholders. Consequently, the Fund's net asset value per unit, and therefore the application (offer) and withdrawal (bid) prices, will tend to fall by approximately the same amount as the income distribution.



If an investor chooses to reinvest their distributions, at what unit price and date will it be executed at?

The reinvestment of the distributions will be at the NAV price, after distribution payout, at the last business day of the year. The Income Plus Fund declares two distributions a year. Distributions are reinvested at the NAV price, after distribution payout, at the last business day in June and December.



What will happen to monies not claimed by investors - distribution or withdrawal?

Unclaimed monies - after 12 months, the Trustee will credit to the Consolidated Trust account and lodge it with the Registrar which will be held for a further 12 months to enable owners of the monies to collect.


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