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ThinkForwardInvestor

14 Sep 2023

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General Investing

Are my dividends likely to sustain? Part II

Besides REITs, there are stocks that provide good consistent dividends. In this video, I shared how confident I am of my income counters to provide me with future cash flow.

https://youtu.be/2_g7A27maPo

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Choon Yuan Chan

30 Sep 2023

Thanks for sharing

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Adam Tay

27 Sep 2023

I just want to ask how much money u need to pump into all those to be able to live just by dividend? As far as I am concern, the dividend yield for all of those is not really that high.

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Ivora

23 Sep 2023

Nice. Inspiring that you could quit at 47!

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Javier Tan Yan Kai

19 Sep 2023

Actuarial Analyst at AIA

Looks good continue to accumulate

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Anita Han

19 Sep 2023

Wow it looks like really good planning...

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