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  • What are the benefits of the Amova Short Term Bond SGD?

    Ease and convenience in buying and selling unit trusts with no lag-time (subject to individual fund's restrictions).

    When you sell your CPF/SRS unit trusts, you may choose to park the sales proceeds in the Amova Short Term Bond SGD to facilitate your future CPF/SRS purchases.

  • How long do I have to wait to receive my new password?

    Registered 2FA or Digital Token: You can reset immediately online (see Q1).
    Without 2FA: The new password will be mailed to you: ~4 business days locally, 2–3 weeks overseas.

  • Will I receive a statement once I subscribe for a MAPS portfolio?
    Yes, you will continue to receive monthly statements as per your current FSM account.
  • Is there a minimum investment amount for MAPS portfolio?
    Yes, the minimum lump-sum investment amount is SGD 500.
    The subsequent minimum investment amount and Regular Savings Plans start from SGD 100.
  • Can I use CPF/SRS to subscribe for the MAPS portfolio?
    The MAPS portfolios are only available for cash subscription.
  • Can I invest through MAPS portfolio via a Regular Saving Plan (RSP)? What’s the minimum monthly amount for MAPS portfolio?
    Yes. The minimum monthly investment amount is SGD 100. The contribution date for Regular Savings Plan (RSP) will be on the 8th of every month if it is a business day. Otherwise, the transaction date will be the next business day.
  • How is the dividend entitlement for my MAPS portfolio calculated?
    MAPS portfolio dividends are determined based on portfolio value in each quarter end and will be distributed in the form of cash. As dividend pay-out may involve in redemption of funds and currency conversion, the actual amount of dividends may deviate from the dividend yield indicated by the investment committee.
  • Interest
    The amount of "rent" paid for the use of borrowed money (you receive interest on a bank deposit because the bank is borrowing your money.)
  • Compounded Interest
    To pay or receive interest on amounts of interest already received.
  • Asset Allocation
    The distribution of different parts of a portfolio to different types of investment in order to minimise risk.

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