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The first step towards financial independence is to build up your savings. Once you have sufficient savings and funds in place, you can grow your money quicker by investing.
The power of compound returns from investing will put your money to work to earn interest on both the original principal and the interest you already earned, so that over time, you stand to earn more than just savings alone.
Here are some thematic funds curated to allow you to enjoy potential returns higher than your average Fixed Deposit (FD) interest rates / Islamic Fixed Deposit (IFD) profit rates with an added financial peace of mind.
Maybank Retail Money Market-i Fund
Investing in an overnight money market fund can be a smart choice for beginners who are just starting out and are considering low-risk investments. This Shariah-compliant fund offers higher returns than a traditional bank deposit, with a projected return rate of up to 3.7% per annum.
You’ll also get to enjoy high liquidity—this means you can easily access your money when needed as it is not tied-up under a fixed tenure. This is convenient for investors who require quick access to funds or want to use them for short-term goals. The best part? There are no sales charges or redemption fees, making it an affordable investment option for those who are just starting out.
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Maybank Malaysia Sukuk Fund
Sukuk is generally considered a conservative investment option that exhibits less volatility than stocks, while still offering the possibility of higher returns compared to Islamic Fixed Deposits (IFD).
If you have experimented with stock trading and are looking for a more stable investment to balance out your risks, you can consider adding a Sukuk to your investment portfolio. They are a great option to reduce volatility and preserve your capital when the stock market gets a little too unpredictable.
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