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>> Lesson 1 - Unit Trust In Brief
Composed : 19/09/2008
A unit trust is a financial vehicle through which individuals may invest their money. The idea behind unit trust is better investment through collective investing. That is to say pooling the investments of many investors, individuals and institutions.
>> Lesson 2 - Your Benefits With Unit Trusts
Composed : 19/09/2008
A unit trust combines the capital of many investors to employ experienced management in purchasing securities of many companies. The management of a unit trust provides diversification of investments and supervision which few investors could individually afford. Investment management is a full time job which requires specialised knowledge and training.
>> Lesson 3 - Investment In Unit Trust
Composed : 19/09/2008
The Securities Commission Act 1993 provides that the Securities Commission (SC) is responsible for regulating all matters relating to unit trust schemes. The SC has drawn up a set of Guidelines on Unit Trust Funds (Guidelines) to ensure a fair and consistent application of policies in considering proposals by management companies of unit trust funds.
>> Lesson 4 - How Unit Trust Is Priced?
Composed : 19/09/2008
In order to accelerate growth and enhance investor protection in the unit trust industry, the Securities Commission introduced a Single Pricing Regime (SPR) on 1 July 2007, whereby there will only be one price - the Net Asset Value (NAV) per unit - quoted for selling and redeeming unit trusts.
>> Lesson 5 - Choosing The Best Way To Invest In A Unit Trust
Composed : 19/09/2008
Most unit trust managers offer you a choice of ways to invest.
>> Lesson 6 - Why Choose Unit Trust?
Composed : 19/09/2008
With the proliferation of various types of investment products in recent years, people often look for a straight forward, professionally managed investment opportunity that caters for basic investment needs. The following are some of the reasons people invest in unit trusts.
>> Lesson 7 - How To Select Unit Trust Funds?
Composed : 19/09/2008
There are many unit trust funds from which to choose, but having considered the type of fund or funds most likely to meet your needs, you have already narrowed down your choices considerably. The next logical step is to decide which unit trust fund to invest in.
>> Lesson 8 - Concerns Of Most Prospective Investors
Composed : 19/09/2008
Before investing, decide what you want your investments to do. Investing is simply using money to make more money. Investment monies are not meant to be used for daily living essentials.
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