"View returns on invested capital" is a new feature that we have introduced to investors to ease their tracking of their invested capital. After years of investing, switching, redeeming, it may be difficult to keep track of your initial invested capital, and returns based on that.
Total Amount Invested, Total Redemption and Net Investment Amount in "View returns based on invested capital" is calculated based on the following formula, in the respective pages:
- Home Page (Dashboard)
Total Amount Invested = Investment + Transfer In, tracks your total invested capital
Total Redemption = Redemption + Transfer Out + Dividend Paid Out, tracks your redemption including dividend received
Net Investment Amount = Total Amount Invested - Total Redemption
- My Accounts Page where all your accounts are shown on the same page
Total Amount Invested = Investment + Transfer In, tracks your total invested capital for each account
Total Redemption = Redemption + Transfer Out + Dividend Paid Out, tracks your redemption including dividend received for each account
Net Investment Amount = Total Amount Invested - Total Redemption
- Account Page where all the funds in that account are shown
Total Amount Invested = Investment + Switch In + Transfer In + Shift In, tracks your total invested capital for each fund according to its plan (EPF/ Plan)
Total Redemption = Redemption + Switch Out + Transfer Out + Shift Out + Dividend Paid Out, tracks your redemption including dividend received for each account
Net Investment Amount = Total Amount Invested - Total Redemption
Some key notes:- Switch In and Shift In transactions are excluded when calculating the Total Amount Invested in "My Accounts" and "Home Page", so this will not double the initial capital injected.
- Switch Out and Shift Out transactions are excluded when calculating the Total Redemption in "My Accounts" and "Home", as there were no movement of capital out of your investment accounts.
- Dividends that are reinvested are excluded when calculating the Total Amount Invested and Total Redemption. They are reflected in your market value that contributes to the gain/loss.
- Given the difference in formula used across different pages, you will not be able to total up the amount.