Not all reits are good. Need to do your homework. Some people See 9% ++ dividends straight away jump in without knowing that its highly geared with declining DPU.
Well said by an experienced investor.
You do not trade on SRS account, so you buy and keep for medium to long term likes 3 to 5 years. Hence the stocks you mentioned fix the bills. Singapore Bank stocks are well managed and consistently give about 3% annual dividends. Also, there will be capital appreciation in the long term.REITs tend to give good yields which is about 6% depending on types of REIT you purchase. But be careful, some REITs are highly geared with declining DPU. You may lost from the REIT share prices.
Traditionally, telco stocks give good dividends average about 4 to 5% and their profits generally stable. But not much capital appreciation.
All the above stocks better than putting your SRS money on FD or unit trusts which generally do not give you attractive yields. Worst still, you are subject to the same risk especially for unit trust.
For srs account, what stock would you buy? Bank stock, Reit, telco? Why?
K REIT is ok but not fanastic. They have good assets but also with high gearings. Good news is that they give consistent DPU quarterly.
Same sentiment. How much is consider high gearing? I'm looking at Kreits, it dropped 20% thinking to accumulate but their office n shops are not at full capacity. Also interest hike is another factor.
Same sentiment. How much is consider high gearing? I'm looking at Kreits, it dropped 20% thinking to accumulate but their office n shops are not at full capacity. Also interest hike is another factor.
You do not trade on SRS account, so you buy and keep for medium to long term likes 3 to 5 years. Hence the stocks you mentioned fix the bills. Singapore Bank stocks are well managed and consistently give about 3% annual dividends. Also, there will be capital appreciation in the long term.REITs tend to give good yields which is about 6% depending on types of REIT you purchase. But be careful, some REITs are highly geared with declining DPU. You may lost from the REIT share prices.
Traditionally, telco stocks give good dividends average about 4 to 5% and their profits generally stable. But not much capital appreciation.
All the above stocks better than putting your SRS money on FD or unit trusts which generally do not give you attractive yields. Worst still, you are subject to the same risk especially for unit trust.
You do not trade on SRS account, so you buy and keep for medium to long term likes 3 to 5 years. Hence the stocks you mentioned fix the bills. Singapore Bank stocks are well managed and consistently give about 3% annual dividends. Also, there will be capital appreciation in the long term.REITs tend to give good yields which is about 6% depending on types of REIT you purchase. But be careful, some REITs are highly geared with declining DPU. You may lost from the REIT share prices.
Traditionally, telco stocks give good dividends average about 4 to 5% and their profits generally stable. But not much capital appreciation.
All the above stocks better than putting your SRS money on FD or unit trusts which generally do not give you attractive yields. Worst still, you are subject to the same risk especially for unit trust.
For srs account, what stock would you buy? Bank stock, Reit, telco? Why?
You do not trade on SRS account, so you buy and keep for medium to long term likes 3 to 5 years. Hence the stocks you mentioned fix the bills. Singapore Bank stocks are well managed and consistently give about 3% annual dividends. Also, there will be capital appreciation in the long term.
REITs tend to give good yields which is about 6% depending on types of REIT you purchase. But be careful, some REITs are highly geared with declining DPU. You may lost from the REIT share prices.
Traditionally, telco stocks give good dividends average about 4 to 5% and their profits generally stable. But not much capital appreciation.
All the above stocks better than putting your SRS money on FD or unit trusts which generally do not give you attractive yields. Worst still, you are subject to the same risk especially for unit trust.
For srs account, what stock would you buy? Bank stock, Reit, telco? Why?
For srs account, what stock would you buy? Bank stock, Reit, telco? Why?
