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Diversify Your Portfolio with Global Mixed Asset Funds
Looking to grow your savings beyond Fixed Deposits (FD) / Islamic Fixed Deposits (IFD) rates?
While FD/IFD is a perfectly secure way to safeguard your money, investing that money in a Unit Trust/Islamic Unit Trust fund can potentially make your money work harder and help you earn more in return.
In the long run, your investment can generate their own returns over time. So the longer you invest, the higher the chance that your Return on Investment (ROI) will increase as well.
Thanks to compounding returns, your wealth can grow significantly over the years even with a low starting capital.
How to start?
If you’re still new on your investment journey and have cash to spare, consider adding a Unit Trust/Islamic Unit Trust fund to diversify your portfolio via exposure to different asset classes and global markets.
Below is a medium-risk thematic fund curated to give you potential returns higher than your average FD/IFD interest/profit rates.
Grow and diversify with Mixed Asset Funds
Maybank Global Mixed Assets-i Fund
Achieving investment diversification across various asset classes and markets is crucial for reducing your portfolio risk. However, diversifying on your own can be challenging, especially when working with a limited budget.
This fund addresses this challenge by investing in a balanced portfolio of mixed assets, including equity, bonds/sukuk, and cash. It has the potential to attain stable returns to effectively meet your diversification objectives, gain exposure to global markets, and diverse asset classes without the hassle and complexities of managing it yourself.
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For further details on the investment, steps to purchase, and other FAQs, click here.
To read the Unit Trust Terms & Conditions, please click here.