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REITs can generally be a favorable component of total asset investment strategies, with regular welcomed payouts (if everything goes well ...), also, particularly the Singapore S-REITs (currently have relatively high and tax free) yields. But (as with single stocks) how could compared to finance professionals the retail investor realistically know what REIT will be successful in the future. I'd recommend not to buy REITs but REIT ETFs, particularly one of the 3 in Singapore ("S-REITs"), with Lion-Phillip's one being the most concentrated on Singapore allocation. The global ETF: REET maybe could be a good choice as also some U.S. focused ones like VNQ or european focused IQQP.
more on my thinking here: https://seedly.sg/questions/what-is-your-genera...
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Billy
22 May 2019
Development & Acquisitions Manager at Real Estate Private Equity
REITs can be your first asset class in your investing journey. As what I've shared in other posts, I...
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It would be good to start as early as possible. this is to alow compounding to take place. A low interest rate would allow reits to thrive as they rely on gearing.