By Clara Chooi
January 12, 2012
KUALA LUMPUR, January twelve Datuk Seri Najib Razak today launched a special investment intrigue for a poor in his continuing bid to put money in voters' pockets forward of a polls expected soon. The scheme, well known as "Skim Amanah Rakyat 1 Malaysia" or "Sara 1 Malaysia", allows households earning RM3,000 as well as next to purchase 5,000 units of Amanah Saham 1 Malaysia (AS 1 Malaysia) during RM1 any as well as earn guaranteed earnings of stand in their investment after 5 years.
"You cannot find a package similar to this anywhere else," Najib (picture) thundered to an audience of over 10,000 lower-income earners gathered for a launch of a intrigue during Putra World Trade Centre here.
Under Sara 1 Malaysia, field can select to deposit RM5,000 of their assets to purchase a units or apply for loans from participating banks.
Najib pronounced those who invested in a intrigue using their assets will be given a bound division of RM134 monthly. But if they select to reinvest it in a scheme, they will stand to embrace RM13,000 during a end of a programme's five-year lifespan.
Those who obtained loans, however, will have to compensate RM84 monthly as repayment, withdrawal them RM50 to reinvest as well as a RM10,000 payout in 5 years.
The intrigue is however limited to 100,000 households.
"This is how you protect a welfare of a people. Apart from this, you have most more products.
"We have launched most others in a past three years... so just suppose if you had another 5 years," a smiling Najib pronounced to thunderous applause.
The prime minister is rumoured likely to call for polls inside of months to gain on a organization to help the poor cause arising from Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's sodomy acquittal, money handou! ts from Budget 2012 as well as his slew of remodel promises.
The Malaysian Insiderunderstands that Najib has also suspended his plans to reshuffle Cabinet after multiform ministers, pronounced to be sinister by scandals, were privileged of a allegations.
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