1) Move your eligible EPF money into a bond fund, then give an auto-debit instruction to the UTMC (Public Mutual for instance) to transfer designated amount to selected equity/balanced fund in monthly basis
- Pros - while you may gain moderate return from bond fund, you enjoy the benefit of DCA the same time
- Cons - addition cost incurred (eg. o.25%) for moving the EPF money into bond initially (on top of the standard 3% service charge for transferring the money from bond to equity/balanced fund)
2) Move your eligible EPF money into a bond fund, then switch the desired amount into selected equity/balanced fund when the equity/balanced's fund price dropped to the desired level
- Pros - while you may gain moderate return from bond fund, you enjoy the benefit of buying equity/balanced fund units at price that you desired
- Cons - besides addition cost incurred (eg. o.25%) for moving the EPF money into bond initially (on top of the standard 3% service charge for transferring the money from bond to equity/balanced fund), you may have to pay an additional RM 25 for each transfer (disregard of amount transferred) from bond to equity/balanced fund unless you are a Mutual Gold member of Public Mutual
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