Prudential CPF Investment

harky

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hi anyone of you had use cpf to invest on prudential?

I currently one on this PruLink SuperGrowth Account and invest on
PruLink Singapore Dynamic Bond Fund [PSFI] .... look like lost $$
while PruLink Singapore Growth Fund [PSGF] earn $$..

hope to earn back at least 3k i lost on china fund LOL

at date of 27 april 2013

pls give some advice which fund earn $$?
 
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mmlfreedom

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singapore growth fund has perform well last year and this year so far.
as for singapore dynamic bond i believe you haven't break even the charges yet.
 

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i recently invested some of my OA under Prudential Investment too. Market seems really bad now and losing alot of $$. I heard they take your earned dividends too. How do i stop investing? Please help
 

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close it... lor but will be real lost

i recently invested some of my OA under Prudential Investment too. Market seems really bad now and losing alot of $$. I heard they take your earned dividends too. How do i stop investing? Please help
 

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i recently invested some of my OA under Prudential Investment too. Market seems really bad now and losing alot of $$. I heard they take your earned dividends too. How do i stop investing? Please help

Ask your PRUagent for help.
 

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very hard to "choose" fund reh... because chiu can make chiur speculation on a economy/country/sector butt outcome may not be desirable as it all depends on what the fund manager does... ask chiur agent rah... he/she took comms riao...
 

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i recently invested some of my OA under Prudential Investment too. Market seems really bad now and losing alot of $$. I heard they take your earned dividends too. How do i stop investing? Please help

It's actually a good time to invest in the market now. I'm not so sure if your fund is a good idea though, depends on what it's made up of. Probably the only one laughing now is your agent.
 

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i recently invested some of my OA under Prudential Investment too. Market seems really bad now and losing alot of $$. I heard they take your earned dividends too. How do i stop investing? Please help

So, here's the deal. You learned an expensive lesson - there's nothing special about Prudential funds, they're just the same stuff you get elsewhere but their fees are a lot higher.

The only thing you can do, if you want to get out of them, is to sell them and buy a more sensible investment. This will mean admitting that you made a mistake, taking a loss... and sucking it up and moving on.
 

yukari_san3

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hi anyone of you had use cpf to invest on prudential?

I currently one on this PruLink SuperGrowth Account and invest on
PruLink Singapore Dynamic Bond Fund [PSFI] .... look like lost $$
while PruLink Singapore Growth Fund [PSGF] earn $$..

hope to earn back at least 3k i lost on china fund LOL

at date of 27 april 2013

pls give some advice which fund earn $$?

Prudential CPF?


its like getting scammed once is not enough

got to get scammed twice


you deserve it
 

djchris

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I have already closed mine. Luckily after 6 years, my account is in the black.
 
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