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I have read/heard that RSP does not really have that much growth as compared to REITS and looking at the market now do you think it is advisable to buy SG REITS?
I am looking for 10-20years of investment and will be doing DCA.
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Agree with Boon Tat that you should start reading and learning more first. It seems you have some misconceptions and more studying would definitely help. Cheers.
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Aidan Neo
21 Aug 2020
Financial Services Consultant at Manulife Financial Advisers
Hi, it depends on your objectives. It seems like you are more geared towards dividends since you are...
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The best way to growing your wealth will be a combination of gaining financial education, regular savings, control your spendings and investment.
The amount of growth will depends on what funds/equities or ETFs that you are going to RSP into. REITs do have both growth potential and provide a good source of dividend, but it lean more towards dividend potential in my opinion. Thus I believe the community will be able to better provide your with advice if you can idenfity your investment goal and risk tolerance.