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I prefer to invest in REITS and blue chip stocks such as D05, although I do have other investments in my portfolio (such as IDWA). However, considering my long investment horizon, would it be wiser to invest in growth stocks instead? Thanks!
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Victor
30 May 2021
Financial Service Consultant at AIA
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Nigel Tan
19 Jun 2020
Executive Senior Financial Planner at Great Eastern Life
Definitely not. I too am like you who preferes regular dividends as a source of passive income in the long run. No doubt I have a long time horizon as well but my ability to stomach high risk investments is not as strong.
What you could do is to split your budget between both and enjoy both the upside of growth stocks and dividends stocks (like REITs) if you feel that you could be "losing out" from long term growth.
The only con about dividned paying stocks is that if you don't reinvest the returns, usually it means they are not compounding.
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