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I'll be taking all of my money out of mutual funds soon. I've hit my target prices and this type of investment isn't for me anymore. Slow, too many fees, and you can get the same for less in ETFs, UITFs, and index funds. I just might leave a little for long-term with Philequity though, for sentimentality's sake -- it was my first ever investment and what paid off part of my wedding and childbirth. 'Di ko sila maiwan.
^Hi sis, I have a UITF in BDO, but I will be closing it soon because the money is needed. I don't have an ETF -- nahihirapan ako i-trade and pampagulo sa portfolio, hehe. I might transfer to one of BPI's index funds if the money in BDO right now is freed up once again. Or I just might trade it myself if I see a good opportunity. I don't know yet. Pati ako nalilito.As for your choices:Philequity - 5k is the minimum initial investment and 1k is the minimum additional in their Philequity Fund, their best-performing fund. But fees are high: check out http://www.philequity.net/pefi.php?mode=Features.FAMI - FAMI was great in the last 5 years or so. Then their star fund manager transferred to another company and their funds became mediocre performers. Their fixed income and bond funds though are still stellar. My own experience with them wasn't very good -- matrabaho masyado mag-redeem sa kanila, hindi updated ang records ko, and yun nga, pumangit pa performance ng funds nila.UITF - Depends on the UITF you want to invest in, but generally, 5-10k is the initial investment and 1-5k is the additional, same as MFs